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Malaysia’s SC proposes simpler crypto listing rules to boost efficiency. 
Eligible tokens can list without prior approval, speeding market access. 
Stricter disclosure and asset segregation enhance investor protection.
The Securities Commission (SC) of Malaysia has announced a proposal to streamline the process of listing crypto assets in a bid to improve efficiency and add governance to the digital asset market. The project enables compliant cryptocurrencies to list on exchanges without preliminary approval, accelerating market entry while prioritizing investor protection. Simplified Listing for Faster Market Access According to the framework offered by the SC, the exchange of digital assets would allow the listing of certain cryptocurrencies without pre-approval, yet through a set of eligibility standards. This is to trim down the time taken to launch new digital assets into the market and foster innovation in the Malaysian blooming crypto industry.  Source – X The SC is soliciting the opinion of the people on the proposal up to August 29, 2025, so as to make the rules more refined before they are implemented. The plan raises more disclosure requirements on exchanges. Issuers must provide detailed information about token creators and display warning signs to indicate potential risks.Such initiatives will reduce insider trading and market manipulation so that investors can be transparent. In terms of both creativity and accountability, the SC noted that the framework strikes a good balance.In streamlining the listing process, Malaysia hopes to attract not only local crypto businesses but also international ones and make it a regional hub of digital assets. Enhanced Governance and Investor Protection The new regulations also concentrate on enhancing governance in the digital assets exchange. The SC will have strong asset segregation measures to safeguard investors’ funds. Transactions will be under more regulatory scrutiny to avoid fraud and misuse, and this…

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Filed under: News - @ July 1, 2025 11:29 pm