Starting June 28, 2025, five major crypto exchanges — including Bybit and OKX — will be blocked nationwide in Thailand. The reason? No license. No mercy.
Thailand isn’t banning crypto. It’s clearing the field. Welcome to the “strict but pro-crypto” era.
Thailand’s SEC and the Ministry of Digital Economy (MDES) are dropping the hammer:
Deadline to exit? June 28. After that — you're on your own.
This is part of Thailand’s 2025 crypto clean-up:
Regulators aren’t just flexing. They’re reshaping the market.
The SEC's advice is blunt:
Thailand is forcing users to choose: compliance or chaos.
OKX is playing nice — promising to work with Thai regulators:
“Constructive engagement is key to long-term industry development.”
But so far, none of the banned platforms have applied for Thai licenses or announced formal exits. Users are stuck in limbo — for now.
This is bigger than just five exchanges. Thailand is also:
They're not anti-crypto. They’re anti-loophole.
This isn’t a rug pull — it’s a reboot.
Thailand wants Web3 + regulation — not chaos. Play by the rules, or get blocked.
The future is still crypto — but it’s got rules now.
🚫 Thailand to block Bybit, OKX, CoinEx, XT.com, 1000X 🗓️ Users must withdraw funds by June 28, 2025 📵 Access will be cut at the ISP level ⚠️ New laws target unlicensed exchanges + mule accounts ✅ G-Tokens and USDT show pro-crypto, pro-compliance policy 🧾 Only licensed platforms will survive the next cycle
Thailand isn’t banning crypto. It’s rebuilding the rules of the game — and it’s playing for keeps.
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