Forget DeFi degen coins. Thailand just dropped a sovereign bond on-chain — the world’s first tokenized government bond (G-Token) — and KuCoin is the first global exchange to list it.
⚡ Quick Hits
Think of it as a government bond with a crypto wallet address. Issued under Thailand’s Public Debt Management Act, G-Token is:
Translation: it’s the safest flavor of RWA (real-world asset) you can imagine, and now it’s tokenized.
Traditionally, government bonds were gated for big-money players. G-Token removes that barrier, letting retail investors buy slices of sovereign debt through digital platforms. Blockchain adds the magic:
This isn’t just about Thailand. It’s a blueprint for how governments everywhere could tokenize debt markets.
KuCoin is the first (and only) exchange plugged into the G-Token program. Here’s what that means:
KuCoin CEO BC Wong didn’t hold back:
“Supporting the world’s first sovereign tokenized bond shows our leadership in RWA adoption. We’re proud to be the first and only global exchange to support G-Token.”
This move cements Thailand as Southeast Asia’s digital finance leader. With the government onboard and KuCoin pushing global expansion, G-Token is more than a local pilot — it’s a global benchmark.
TL;DR: Thailand launched the world’s first tokenized government bond, KuCoin is the first exchange to list it, and suddenly Southeast Asia looks like the future of digital finance.
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