Crypto exchange Luno has added 29 digital assets in Malaysia, bringing the total number available on its platform to 51.
The exchange said the approvals from the Securities Commission Malaysia mark its largest-ever batch of new listings in the country.
The additions span eight segments of the digital asset market, including Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains, decentralised finance, AI-linked tokens, gaming, NFTs, real world assets, and decentralised physical infrastructure networks.
Among the newly listed assets are TRON, Celestia, Injective, SUI, Toncoin, Arbitrum, Optimism, Ethereum Name Service, Jupiter, Pyth Network, Bittensor, Render, Axie Infinity, The Sandbox, Ondo Finance, PAX Gold, and Helium.
All 29 assets are now available on Luno’s Instant Buy/Sell platform.
They will be added to the exchange platform in three batches, launched two weeks apart starting 27 March.
Jeroni Khoo, Deputy Country Manager for Malaysia, Luno said,
“This is the biggest single crypto asset launch in Luno Malaysia’s history, and it reflects both our commitment to the Security Commission’s (SC) regulatory framework, and our ambition to give Malaysians access to the best of what the global crypto ecosystem has to offer”.
Luno said each asset went through its internal screening process before being submitted to the Securities Commission Malaysia for approval, with assessments covering technical, regulatory, and legal criteria.
The company added that the new assets will also be supported by Luno Discover, its educational portal for users seeking more information before investing.
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