Thailand's SEC issued the final rulebook — 11 notifications published 8 October 2026, taking effect 16 October — letting licensed Thai asset managers create spot crypto ETFs that list on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), with Bitcoin and Ethereum as the only eligible assets at launch pubt.. A few details worth knowing beyond the headline: • Strictly domestic and passive. Each fund must passively track a single crypto asset, keep average net exposure of at least 80% of NAV to it across each accounting year, and hold coins only with SEC-regulated digital-asset custodians pubt.… • Tighter retail access, not looser. Brokers are barred from offering margin loans to buy these ETFs, buyers must complete risk education and acknowledge the risks, and in this first phase depositary receipts or other wrappers linked to foreign crypto ETFs are prohibited — brokers can't route retail or non-ultra-high-net-worth clients into overseas crypto ETFs beinc… • The back door is being closed as the front door opens. Thai mutual and private funds can now buy locally listed crypto ETFs, whereas before they could only invest via foreign ones crypt…. • No ETF has actually launched yet. 16 October is the day the gate opens, not the first trading day — each asset manager still needs fund registration and product approval, so first listings could land after that date crypt.... • Context/caveat: the rules arrive as Thailand's domestic crypto market is shrinking — active exchange accounts reportedly fell to ~121,000 in July 2026 from ~265,000 in 2024 — and the asset list could widen later, but the SEC hasn't committed to that news. news.… This extends Thailand's earlier institutional-only Bitcoin ETF approval (2024) into a retail-accessible, SET-listed framework, part of its broader push to be a regional digital-asset hub. #EtherETFsExtendOutflowsToNineDays #EthereumSurpasses2500USDT #XRPLedgerPatchesXRPCreationBug #STRKRisesAbout20%In24Hours #TetherFreezesUSDTLinkedToLedgerTheft $BTC $ETH $SOL
Sui recorded a peak of 40,614,180 transactions per second in a live stress test on the Summit Stage at Sui Basecamp in Singapore on October 7, 2026, held alongside Token2049. The test was led by Adeniyi Abiodun, Mysten Labs' co-founder and chief product officer, and CertiK was named as the independent auditor,. It beat Sui's own 20 million TPS target and its previous record of 6,086,766 TPS set on July 4, 2026 — more than six times higher.
The caveat: that 40 million figure is not base-layer throughput. The transactions ran off-chain inside "Sui tunnels" — programmable state/payment channels, similar in concept to Lightning Network channels — and only the tunnels' opening and closing settled on Sui mainnet. During the test, more than 10,000 tunnels were opened on mainnet within seconds, and the activity inside them (payments, games, chat) happened off-chain and gaslessly. So it doesn't mean Sui's validators processed 40 million conventional on-chain transactions per second; it reflects what the tunnel architecture can handle with on-chain settlement behind it.
トークンは、ポリゴンのベースフィー・コレクタ・コントラクトから出てくる。ネイルワルによれば、同コントラクトには現在、EIP-1559メカニズムの下でネットワークの取引手数料として蓄積された約121 million POLがあるという。最初のバーンでは、この残高の約83%がクリアされ、約21 million POLが残る(その後新たな手数料が発生する前提)。