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“Utility Tokens” to be used for “digital wallet” scheme


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The Pheu Thai-led government will consult the Bank of Thailand over the proposed use of the Utility Token Type 1 as a means of payment for the Pheu Thai party’s “digital wallet” scheme.

 

An informed source in the party said that it is now obvious that utility tokens, which are used to access a particular product or service within a blockchain-based ecosystem, are likely to be used as a means of payment for the “digital wallet” scheme. Since such tokens are not accepted by the central bank as a legal means of payment for goods or services, certain restrictions stipulated in the Digital Assets Executive Decree will have to be amended.

 

The source pointed out that there is no need enact a new law, just an announcement from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will suffice.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/utility-tokens-to-be-used-for-digital-wallet-scheme/

 

-- Thai PBS 2023-08-30

 

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What is a 16 year old girl or boy want with rice or paying a water or utility bill.

 

The girls want make up an clothes the boys want Gundam and high end motorcycle parts.

 

The fact that Thai's who are under massive debt can't use it to pay off loans is rediculous

 

The other thing they are not saying is will this be tax exempt.

 

Anyone remember the buy a new car scheme.

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