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Cryptocurrency News

Covering cryptocurrency and blockchain technology in Thailand and beyond.
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Police Say Murder Not Ruled Out in Brits Death in Bangkok
Police
Police Say Murder Not Ruled Out in Brits Death in Bangkok

Georgealbert · Thursday at 08:48 PM1 day

Police have not ruled out murder in the death of British tourist Joshua Kershaw, 21, who was found dead at a hotel in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit 7/1 alley on January 13, just hours after arriving in Thailand. Investigators say the case remains open pending final official autopsy results and further evidence, despite growing pressure from his family. Get today's headlines by email Lieutenant Colonel Pairat Khamlee, Deputy Superintendent of Lumpini Police Station, said: “Police have not yet received t
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Georgealbert

Thursday at 08:48 PM1 day

save the frogs

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Coroner Reports Drugs in Brit’s System After Bangkok Death
Coroner Reports Drugs in Brit’s System After Bangkok Death

Georgealbert · 7 hours ago7 hr

A UK inquest has heard that British tourist Joshua Kershaw, 21, had high levels of heroin and cocaine in his system when he died in a Bangkok hotel room, according to preliminary toxicology results. The findings were presented at Wakefield Coroner’s Court on Friday, March 27, as investigations into his death continue in both the UK and Thailand. Get today's headlines by email The inquest into Joshua James Kershaw, also known as Sadler, was opened after his body was repatriated to the UK. The
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Georgealbert

7 hours ago7 hr

richard_smith237

3 minutes ago3 min

US Votes Against UN Slavery Resolution at General Assembly
USA
US Votes Against UN Slavery Resolution at General Assembly

webfact · yesterday at 05:05 AM1 day

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution declaring the trafficking of enslaved Africans the gravest crime against humanity and calling for reparations to address historical injustices. Get today's headlines by email The measure passed with 123 votes in favour in the 193-member body. Three countries — the United States, Argentina and Israel — voted against it, while 52 states abstained. UN approves resolution on slavery and reparations All members of the European Union, al
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webfact

Yesterday at 05:05 AM1 day

BangkokHank

5 minutes ago5 min

New Thai Government Enforces $9 Entry Fee for Tourists Arriving by Air
New Thai Government Enforces $9 Entry Fee for Tourists Arriving by Air

snoop1130 · yesterday at 09:57 AM1 day

Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn has announced that the 300-baht entry fee for foreign tourists arriving by air in Thailand will be proposed at the first Cabinet meeting of the new "Anutin 2" administration. The plan to charge travelers entering by land and sea a 150-baht fee has been set aside to avoid impacting cross-border commuters and day-trippers. This move is part of the government's broader strategy to boost tourism revenues. Get today's headlines by
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snoop1130

Yesterday at 09:57 AM1 day

connda

10 minutes ago10 min

Is America Really Good at Winning Wars?
Is America Really Good at Winning Wars?

Kyoto Kyle · 1 hour ago1 hr

You always hear America going on about how great its military is, how strong it is, blah blah blah. But then I started thinking about how many recent wars they have actually won in any real sense. Vietnam? No. Afghanistan? No. Iraq? Depends who you ask. Korea? More of a stalemate than anything. Somalia? Not exactly a glowing success either. And now Iran. Who knows? So I am not really convinced by all the chest beating. My take on it is a bit different. Yeah, they have some of the most advanced
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Kyoto Kyle

1 hour ago1 hr

connda

4 minutes ago4 min

Finally getting serious about learning Thai — where to start
Finally getting serious about learning Thai — where to start

MikeWill · Monday at 03:20 AM5 days

Been here a few years now, married to a Thai, living outside a city with no expat bubble to fall back on. My Thai is embarrassing. Point at things, smile, hope for the best. I'm done with that. The problem is every time I try to figure out where to start, I get pulled in different directions. Some people say learn to read first — that the script teaches you the correct tones and stops you developing bad habits from romanised phonetics. Others say just get out there and speak, mistakes and all,
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MikeWill

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GammaGlobulin

51 minutes ago51 min

So what brought you here — and what's keeping you?
So what brought you here — and what's keeping you?

The Cobra · Tuesday at 12:11 AM4 days

Been thinking about the different types of foreigners who end up living in Thailand long-term. You see the same recognisable patterns over and over: the retiree stretching a pension, the guy who came for a holiday and never left, the English teacher buying time, the businessman in his Bangkok bubble, the digital nomad in a café. Most labels like this feel like they were written about someone else. The retired guy who's genuinely happy and integrated into his community doesn't see himself as the
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The Cobra

Tuesday at 12:11 AM4 days

georgegeorgia

1 hour ago1 hr

Is Thailand the Most Formal Informal Country on Earth?
Is Thailand the Most Formal Informal Country on Earth?

123Stodg · 20 hours ago20 hr

One thing I have never quite been able to wrap my head around is how Thailand manages to be both incredibly formal and completely informal at the exact same time. On one hand, everything looks like it belongs in an ornate ceremony. Postal addresses are about three paragraphs long. People’s full names can take up half a passport page. Job titles sound like something out of a government ministry from the 1800s. And if you walk into certain offices, everyone is dressed formally like they are about
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123Stodg

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atpeace

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Can I start blood donation?
Can I start blood donation?

PoorSucker · 22 minutes ago22 min

30 years ago had hep-c I. Have AB negative, uncommonly in Thain's
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PoorSucker

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PoorSucker

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How many poos a week?
How many poos a week?

3NUMBAS · yesterday at 06:28 AM1 day

https://metro.co.uk/2026/03/26/this-many-times-a-week-pooing-according-scientists-27682899/amp/ How often do you poo? According to a recent Cushelle poll, the average Brit visits the toilet six times a day, spending just over five minutes on the loo each time — equal to seven full days a year. When it comes to number twos specifically though, participants in Zoe’s ‘Big Poo Review’ (the largest ever UK survey of bowel habits) ranged from once a week to four times a day. A whole host of factors,
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3NUMBAS

Yesterday at 06:28 AM1 day

georgegeorgia

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Parkinson’s link to gut bacteria
Parkinson’s link to gut bacteria

3NUMBAS · 7 hours ago7 hr

https://www.sciencealert.com/parkinsons-link-to-gut-bacteria-hints-at-unexpectedly-simple-treatment Scientists have suspected for some time that the link between our gut and brain plays a role in the onset of Parkinson's disease. Recent research adds further evidence to the link, identifying gut microbes likely to be involved and linking them with decreased riboflavin ( vitamin B2) and biotin (vitamin B7). The discovery suggests an unexpectedly simple treatment that may help: B vitamins. "Sup
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3NUMBAS

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3NUMBAS

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Americans in Thailand- How are you using Medicare ?
Americans in Thailand- How are you using Medicare ?

MikeWill · Tuesday at 08:36 AM4 days

OK so I've been going round in circles on this for weeks and my head is spinning. I turn 65 in a few months and the Medicare question is driving me mad. Everyone back home assumes you just sign up and that's it sorted. Nobody tells you it's basically useless if you're living outside the US — Thailand included. Found that out the hard way after spending an afternoon on the phone with Social Security. So now I'm stuck with the Part B decision. Pay the premiums every month for coverage I can't act
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MikeWill

Tuesday at 08:36 AM4 days

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