14 May, according to TheBlock, the Thai government plans to issue an investment-grade cryptocurrency to the public. Thai Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira announced that the cabinet has approved the issuance of "digital investment tokens" (G-Token) worth 5 billion Thai Baht (approximately 150 million USD) within two months. The product is positioned as a non-debt instrument and will serve as a funding channel for the current budget borrowing plan, with yields expected to be higher than bank savings products. The current Prime Minister of Thailand, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, is the daughter of former Prime Minister Thaksin, who suggested earlier this year to "issue state-backed stablecoins". In January, Thailand also indicated that it was considering approving Bitcoin ETF listings locally.
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Tayland hükümeti, halka yatırım dereceli kripto varlıklar üretmeyi planlıyor, getiri oranının banka tasarruflarından yüksek olması bekleniyor.
14 May, according to TheBlock, the Thai government plans to issue an investment-grade cryptocurrency to the public. Thai Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira announced that the cabinet has approved the issuance of "digital investment tokens" (G-Token) worth 5 billion Thai Baht (approximately 150 million USD) within two months. The product is positioned as a non-debt instrument and will serve as a funding channel for the current budget borrowing plan, with yields expected to be higher than bank savings products. The current Prime Minister of Thailand, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, is the daughter of former Prime Minister Thaksin, who suggested earlier this year to "issue state-backed stablecoins". In January, Thailand also indicated that it was considering approving Bitcoin ETF listings locally.