[Thailand's Bitcoin ETF Rules to Take Effect on October 16, Fund's Average Net Exposure Must Reach 80%] Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin News posted on the X platform stating that the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission has finalized the rules for Bitcoin ETFs, with the new regulations set to take effect on October 16. Bitcoin has been listed as a qualified asset in the first phase. According to the rules, the average net exposure of related funds must reach at least 80% of net asset value for each fiscal year. Custodians must be licensed by the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission, and fund shares can only be traded on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. Securities companies are prohibited from offering margin financing. Thai mutual funds and private funds will be allowed to invest in locally listed cryptocurrency ETFs, but the issuance and offering of depositary receipts related to overseas cryptocurrency ETFs will be prohibited in the initial phase.