Topic: 泰国批准完全合法的比特币交易所 (Read 3693 times)

泰国也领先中国了。。。。。

这才是政策啊

赚大发了就可以

要是很多国家同时宣布合法交易所，BTC就会涨

太棒了，这种趋势会持续的

泰国终于承认比特币了.和之前态度相反啊

好消息啊，至少没有跑路这一说了

泰国终于承认比特币了.和之前态度相反啊

泰国现在也是没办法，政局动乱，人们已经不相信法币，政府出台这政策也是收买人心

走在前缘，希望能成功

各国政府有支持有反对的，对于这类消息大家麻木了吧！要是中国对比特币开放的话，相信那情况就不一样！

这个不错哦，支持一下。

去年第一个禁止的国家，现在批准合法的交易所，很讽刺，不过是利好消息。

走在btc发展得前沿啊....

尼玛的真可恶，可以滚吗....

泰国政府批准合法的交易所了？ 这算不算利好的消息.有泰国平台的连接吗？

泰国走到中国前边了

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泰国是去年的世界上首个禁止这种数字货币的国家，泰国禁止以任何形式使用比特币。
目前，购买、售出，以及用物品交易比特币，或是从国外获取或送出比特币在泰国均属违法。
到今天的批准合法的比特币交易所.这似乎转变太大了！

中国不可能的

美国也没有政府批准交易所吧.再说经济旅游才是泰国经济来源.有必要依赖美、日、欧这些国外市场吗？

泰国禁止比特币交易那么久现在终于开放了！这个交易所如果真是政府批准那就真是太好了！

那你说的开放到底是什么意思呢？

泰国实行自由经济政策，属外向型经济，本身就是要依赖美、日、欧等外部市场。
批准比特币完全是属于跟随美国政府的。

泰国居然比中国还要开放啊，真难以想象，中国情何以堪啊

 扯淡  中国有自己的特色的

没那么容易啊

一个月过后在说吧

这是利好啊，可是就是不见btc涨

可怜的中国人民啊

幸福的泰国人民啊

提到中国，我们就只能呵呵呵了。

这只是别人的好消息，中国肯定不会在这几个国家里面

泰国可以代表东南亚几个国家的态度，这是个好消息

这就是进步啊，我们国家什么时候可以这样啊

这就是自由的国度啊

这才叫进步，速度啊

太开放了，基本出乎意料啊

泰国的态度转变很及时，很迅速，而中国往往需要十年甚至几十年的时间来跟上世界的步伐。我想人民已经厌倦了这种缓慢的步伐，或许变革即将到来。

泰国是民主国家跟天朝完全没法比 最近感觉越封闭了

带太多钱不让登机  你还是得需要买比特币

泰国的态度发生转变，这是很好的消息！

至于大陆，呵呵，先不要太乐观。 反正比特币是封锁不了的，也不必担心。

赚大发了就可以

是的啊，加紧封锁

   ”相信中国也不远了“  中共正加紧封锁呢 还是移民吧

大多数人听到“泰国”，通常认为这是一个梦幻和奇异的热带地方，什么东西都能待价而沽。如果这些想象是真实的，泰国似乎是经济开放，适合所有类型的加密货币。
现实世界中，我们很少有途径看到泰国，尤其是当我们从电视机中看到它。泰国是一个繁荣多变的国家，有许多的机遇和风险。泰国的比特币社区也很繁荣，有四个未注册的交易所和两个完全合法的交易所。泰国的第一个合法交易所由比特币有限公司所开。
最初，在2013年七月，泰国采取强硬立场，反对比特币有限公司提出在泰国银行经营比特币的想法。银行主要担心缺乏有关规定，适用的法律和资本控制。他们也担心对比特币的控制力，因为它适用于经济的很多方面。但这一立场在财政部长发表声明之后开始放松，今年春天，财政部长说，比特币不在他们的法律管辖内，“只要按外币进行交易就行了。”
只在几个月内，立场发生变化，从禁止交易变成许可交易。当第一次放松限制，泰国银行表示，没有任何计划扩展法律加强对比特币的监管。然而一个现实的事实是，泰国的比特币社区繁荣成长，规定比特币不是“货币”，但并不禁止使用或持有比特币。我们必须记住，政府关闭了国家最大的比特币交换所，之后又允许它恢复运营。
直到现在，泰国的比特币交易还是不受管制。
货币（泰国）有限公司（Coins (Thailand) Co. Ltd），现在是第二个完全合法的比特币交易所，和泰国比特币公司并驾齐驱，比特币市场只有两家交易所获得了电子商务注册。但比特币仍被作为商品，而不是货币进行交易。泰国政府似乎不准备改变这种规定，同时商人也不必把比特币作为法定货币接受。然而，好事情是越来越多的商家接受比特币，据估计，现在超过30家。
评论：俄罗斯变了，泰国松了，相信中国也不远了。
 
When most Westerners hear the word “Thailand” they usually envision and exotic tropical local where anything is available for a price. If these images were real then Thailand would seem to be the type of open economic environment that is perfect for cryptocurrencies of all types.
The real world is seldom the way that we see it however, especially if the way we see it is from our televisions. Thailand is a thriving, diverse county with many opportunities as well as risks. The Bitcoin community in Thalland is thriving with four unregistered exchanges and now two fully legal exchanges. The first legal exchange in Thailand was opened by Bitcoin Company Limited.
But, like most of the world, the government in Bangkok has been, to say the least, hesitant to embrace Bitcoin and their overall negative attitude has led to rumors that the government hadbanned cryptocurrencies all together. Whatever Thailand’s stance on Bitcoin was in the past doesn’t matter as the country approved its first and second fully-legal and fully-regulated Bitcoin exchanges.
The country began to take a hard stance against Bitcoin in July, 2013 after Bitcoin Company Limited presented the idea of Bitcoin operations in the country to the Bank of Thailand. The Bank was mainly concerned with the lack of regulation or even applicable laws and capital controls. They also had concerns about the ability to control Bitcoin because it applies to so many different facets of the economy. But this stance began to relax in the spring after the Minister of Finance made the statement that Bitcoin was not in their legal jurisdiction “so long as foreign currencies are used to make the exchanges.”
The stance changed from a ban on trading to ‘permitted trading’ but to/from Thai baht only within a few months. When the restrictions were first relaxed, the Bank of Thailand said that it had no plans to make any expansions in the law with regards to regulating Bitcoin. One reality however is that the Bitcoin community in Thailand is thriving and growing and ruling that Bitcoin was not “currency” was not a ban on using or holding Bitcoin. We must remember that while the government shut down the countries biggest Bitcoin exchange, it later allowed it to resume operations.
But until now Bitcoin exchanges in Thailand were unregulated. Then an exchange opened earlier this year to complement the Bitcoin Company LTD. The company’s E-Commerce registration was approved on June 20, 2014 by the Huay Khwang District Office and the exchange’s website(coins.co.th) is open for business.
Coins (Thailand) Co. Ltd. is now the second fully regulated Bitcoin exchange in Thailand alongside Thai Bitcoin marketplace with only these two exchanges obtaining e-commerce registrations. But Bitcoin is still being traded as a commodity and not as currency. And the Thai government does not appear ready to change this anytime soon while merchants are not obligated to accept it as legal tender. The good thing is however that more and more merchantsare accepting Bitcoin, which now number over 30 according to some estimates.
from: http://cointelegraph.com/news/112043/thailand-approves-fully-legal-bitcoin-exchange