Thailand is stepping up its fight against online crimes involving digital assets with new legal amendments. The Thai cabinet has approved changes to laws targeting digital asset businesses and cybercrime, aiming to tackle issues like digital asset mule accounts and restrict foreign crypto platforms. These laws, which include fines up to $8,700 and up to three years in prison, will be enforced soon after publication in the Royal Thai Government Gazette. The regulations also require crypto service providers to report suspicious transactions and block foreign services, while holding banks and telecoms accountable for cybercrime prevention.