币界网报道：Thailand's SEC has launched a public consultation to update crypto listing rules, aiming to align with industry developments while protecting investors. Proposed changes include permitting exchanges to list their own utility tokens or those from affiliates, and requiring disclosure of individuals connected to listed assets to enhance insider trading monitoring. Existing tokens would have 90 days to comply if revisions pass. The consultation period runs until July 21. This follows Thailand's recent crypto-friendly moves, including a 5-year tax exemption on crypto trading income and plans for a $150M digital investment token offering, as officials push to establish the country as a digital asset hub. The SEC had previously considered allowing local bitcoin ETF listings amid growing global competition.