The Thai Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC) has created a crypto academy to give investors access to free information about digital assets before investing. The regulator said, “The more you know about your investments, the less risk you have.”
The Thai SEC Crypto Academy is Launched
The Securities And Exchange Commission Of Thailand (SEC) announced on Wednesday that it has launched a “Crypto Academy”, offering free online resources and classes about digital assets. The initiative is meant to give the public a comprehensive understanding of digital assets and blockchain technology, the regulator expressed.
You can decrease your risk by learning more about your investments.
The SEC Crypto Academy currently offers four courses. The first one is designed to give new investors a basic understanding of the crypto market, including definitions and principles of cryptocurrency.
The second course is focusing on the key features and technology of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, decentralization and peer-to–peer systems.
The third lesson looks at major past, current, and future events in crypto, such as the bitcoin price drop and halving, digital asset ecosystem, non-fungible tokens, metaverse and future prospects for crypto markets.
The fourth course covers investment strategies, diversification and investor sentiment, asset management and basic price analysis through charts.
The SEC’s Crypto Academy also includes the Crypto Quotient (CQ), an assessment for investors to test their knowledge in cryptography and determine if they’re ready to invest in digital assets.
In August, the Thai government proposed to tighten regulations on cryptocurrencies, as revealed by Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith. In July, SEC Secretary General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “The extreme volatility of digital asset prices has spurred an urgent need for better supervision.”
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