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Thailand SEC Issues New Crypto Travel Rule for Wallet Transfers
Thailand's SEC will require licensed crypto platforms to collect transfer data under a new Travel Rule starting Feb. 27, 2027.
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Blockonomi
Thailand's SEC will require licensed crypto platforms to collect transfer data under a new Travel Rule starting Feb. 27, 2027.

Crypto news
Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission has said nine supporting regulations for its new Virtual Asset Service Act, including detailed stablecoin rules, could be formally introduced as early as the first quarter of 2027.

Blockonomi
SEC Chair Paul Atkins expects the CLARITY Act to advance in the Senate on Sept. 15 as crypto market structure talks continue.

Coindesk
The regulator claims the dispute is "much ado about nothing," noting that the order allows any designated contract market, including CME, to list these products.

Crypto Briefing
Standard Chartered's move may boost institutional crypto adoption, potentially influencing market dynamics and regulatory landscapes globally. Standard Chartered launches institutional spot crypto trading in UAE.

Cryptonews
SEC Chair Paul Atkins expects a September 15 Senate vote on the CLARITY Act as disputes over yield and ethics language persist.

The Currency Analytics
A law firm and a tokenization platform want to put catastrophe bonds on a blockchain.

Coindesk
A law firm and a tokenization platform say their proposed structure would give investors legal ownership of cat bonds onchain and could lower the minimum investment.

The Currency Analytics
Payward wants to go public. Just not yet — and probably not before mid-2027 at the earliest.

Benzinga
SEC Chair Paul Atkins said on Wednesday that the agency's new cryptocurrency regulation proposal aligns with the agency's belief that the CLARITY Act will be enacted into law. Atkins Hails ‘Most Historic Step' During an interview with Fox Business, Atkins reiterated that the proposal is the "most historic step" taken to modernize cryptocurrency regulations and cement the U.S. as the “Crypto Capital of the World.

Crypto news
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed new rules requiring digital asset operators to collect, verify and retain information tied to crypto transfers under its planned Travel Rule framework.

Crypto news
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chairman has said he expects the CLARITY Act to advance through the Senate this month as regulators continue developing crypto rules alongside Congress.

BeInCrypto
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins is framing the agency's newly proposed Regulation Crypto Assets as a deliberate attempt to win back the crypto companies that left the United States over the past four years.

Crypto news
The CFTC asked a federal court to dismiss CME's challenge to its classification of Kalshi's Bitcoin perpetual contract as futures.

The Block
The CFTC said CME lacks standing on its competitive-injury claims, as the exchange is free to list perp futures as a DCM.

The Currency Analytics
Grayscale wants the SEC to back off. The asset manager filed a formal comment letter on August 31 — the last day of the public comment window — urging regulators not to rewrite the rules that govern crypto exchange-traded funds. The company's core argument: new restrictions would cost investors money without giving them anything back.

Bitcoin
G20 finance leaders endorsed clear regulatory pathways for digital asset innovation while pairing growth with financial stability safeguards. The statement also advances work on global stablecoins, cross-border payments, and tougher enforcement of virtual asset standards.

Bitcoin
Prediction-market traders assign the CLARITY Act only a 15% chance of becoming law in 2026. House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill continues to place the bill within a broader push for permanent financial rules.

AMBCrypto
SEC reforms could clarify how blockchain and tokenized securities operate within regulated U.S. markets.

The Currency Analytics
Grayscale, a16z, and the Crypto Council for Innovation want the SEC to back off.