Malaysia’s Securities Commission Proposes Faster Crypto Listings

[cryptoenthusiast]

In a move to accelerate innovation, Malaysia’s Securities Commission (SC) has proposed a new framework allowing exchanges to list qualified digital assets without prior approval.

To qualify, assets must have passed a public security audit and been actively traded for at least one year on FATF-compliant platforms.

If approved, the framework could make Malaysia one of the most agile crypto markets in Asia, aligning with regional efforts to enhance liquidity and investor confidence.

[EmTeam]

Streamlining listings is a huge win for innovation and startups.

[jacson4]

Malaysia quietly positioning itself as Southeast Asia’s crypto gateway.

[Swipe]

Regulatory clarity without red tape is how you attract serious builders — Malaysia is making the right move

[Pitchfork_IS_power]

This is how a country levels up — clear rules, faster listings, more innovation. Big step for Asia’s crypto scene.