Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new regulations that would allow mutual and private funds to invest in digital assets, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The proposal aims to align Thailand's investment framework with evolving global trends and increase institutional interest in crypto investments. The regulations include strict guidelines on asset holding periods and fiduciary responsibilities for securities companies and asset management firms. Additionally, the SEC is considering allowing investments in U.S.-listed crypto ETFs and treating investment tokens similarly to stocks. The proposal would enable securities companies and asset management firms to offer crypto-related products to large investors.