泰国证券监管机构推出加密货币测试数字资产监管沙盒

币界网Опубліковано о 2024-08-09Востаннє оновлено о 2024-08-09

币界网报道:

泰国证券交易委员会(SEC)正在推出一个新的加密资产监管沙盒,以测试其数字资产相关服务。

在一份新的公告中,证券监管机构表示,它正在推出沙盒——一个由监管机构建立的受控环境,公司可以在其中测试他们的服务和产品——作为加强加密货币行业安全和创新的一种手段。

“美国证券交易委员会(SEC)正在引入数字资产监管沙盒,以促进实验和创新的发展,支持在现实生活中高效提供数字资产服务。

欢迎有兴趣的各方参与沙盒,测试其数字资产相关服务,在灵活监管的框架下促进资本市场的创新发展。”

泰国证券交易委员会于今年3月初首次通过了创建沙盒的决议。5月,监管机构就此事举行了一次公开会议,了解到大多数受访者同意沙箱的拟议指导方针。

允许参与沙盒的行业部门包括加密货币交易所平台和经纪商、加密货币钱包、数字资产基金经理以及加密货币交易商。

根据公告,沙盒的参与时间将是有限和具体的。但是,用户可以请求延长测试期。

“参与者必须指定沙盒的具体服务范围,以降低自批准之日起不超过一年的沙盒期内可能发生的风险和广泛影响。

然而,在沙盒期到期后,参与者可以请求延长其服务测试期。”

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