#比特币与黄金战争 $BTC $ZEC $BIFI

The Bank of Thailand has suddenly taken action. According to the latest regulatory move, all banks are now required to report foreign exchange transactions over $200,000 — this is not a routine review, but a clear signal of market intervention.

The reason is straightforward: the Thai Baht has appreciated too rapidly. A strong domestic currency is a disaster for exporters, leading to shrinking foreign exchange income, declining industry competitiveness, and immediate shadows over economic growth. The central bank only acts in such a hurried manner.

Interestingly, the background is notable. Trump’s policies have reshaped global capital flows, with countries vying for initiative. Thailand’s move is a declaration of stance — we are closely monitoring capital movements, and any large transactions will not escape scrutiny, with the potential to counteract through exchange rate policies at any time.

What does this mean for traders? When the central bank begins to monitor foreign exchange transactions on a per-transaction basis, volatility in the forex market will significantly increase. The pressure for capital to seek safety may spread to other emerging markets, even affecting global liquidity allocation. One thing is certain: a storm signal has been raised.