Bappebt, the commodity and futures market regulator of the Asian country Indonesia, shared the list of cryptocurrencies that can be traded within the legal framework.
Indonesia’s money markets regulator Bappebt, across the country recently. can be traded shared the list of cryptocurrencies. In total in the list in question 501 different cryptocurrencies of the cryptocurrency market almost all of his 100 most valuable projects included in the list of regulatory bodies.
Regulatory agency Bappebt’s detailed list of cryptocurrencies, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Binance And coinbase among the assets that it considers as securities in its lawsuits. Dash (DASH) It is on the list of all cryptocurrencies except
DASH is among the 68 tokens qualified as securities in SEC lawsuits to date. the only PoW token was brought to the fore.
On the other hand, providing privacy-oriented service Monero (XMR) And Zcash (ZEC) cryptocurrencies that can be traded within the scope of regulations not included did not go unnoticed.
Among the assets on the list Dogecoin (DOGE), Pepe (PEPE) And Floki (FLOKI) The discovery of meme coins like these excited investors. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Coin (BNB), The Sandbox (SAND), Polkadot (DOT), Cosmos (ATOM) While important cryptocurrencies such as Tether (USDT) And USD Coin (USDC) such stablecoins are included in the list.
This shared list is provided by the regulatory agency. 2022 shared in PBK Regulation Number 11It represents the revised version of . However, cryptocurrencies on the list will be reviewed on a regular basis and they can be removed from the list if they do not provide the necessary compatibility.
This regulation on cryptocurrencies, various laws And based on regulations created. Among them 1997 And 2011 dated Commodity Trading Laws, Commodity Trading Regulation 2014, 2019 And dated 2021 Presidential Regulations on the Organization of the State Department, dated 2022 Regulation of the Ministry of Commerce and dated 2018 Crypto Asset Trading General policy exists.