The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has initiated a public consultation on proposed revisions to the listing standards for digital asset exchanges, open until July 21, 2025. The new guidelines aim to relax restrictions on listing tokens issued by exchanges or their affiliates, provided they are used for blockchain transactions. Exchanges will be required to disclose affiliate information and include risk warnings to prevent insider trading. Additionally, they must implement mechanisms to address conflicts of interest, market manipulation, and unfair trading practices. Tokens listed under the new rules must update related information within 90 days of the regulations taking effect. This initiative is part of Thailand's broader strategy to attract international crypto business and establish itself as a regional financial hub. The Thai government has already announced a five-year exemption on crypto trading capital gains tax starting in 2024, projected to generate over $30.7 million in economic benefits. Furthermore, Thailand is exploring crypto tourism payments in Phuket and considering a Bitcoin spot ETF for retail investors.