The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking public feedback on proposed changes to its ICO regulatory framework. The new rules would exempt investors from quarterly knowledge retests if they have previously passed relevant tests. Additionally, ICO platforms would be required to conduct suitability assessments for non-institutional investors every two years, instead of the current three-month interval, to ensure they understand the risks associated with digital token investments. These changes aim to reduce compliance burdens while aligning with traditional securities practices. Feedback is open until August 1. The SEC is also exploring other initiatives, including a spontaneous token listing mechanism for exchanges, enhanced information disclosure, and pilots for encrypted payment tourism and Bitcoin ETF retail access.