On December 22, Jakarta Globe reported that Indonesia's financial regulator, the OJK, released a list of 29 licensed digital asset and cryptocurrency trading platforms, reminding consumers to verify their "legality and logic." The list includes Indodax, Tokocrypto, Pintu, Upbit, Reku, Luno, Pluang, Triv, Stockbit, BTSE Indonesia, Nanovest, Nobi, and digitalexchange.id. The OJK also listed four market infrastructure institutions: PT Bursa Komoditi Nusantara (exchange), PT Kliring Komoditi Indonesia (clearing), PT Kustodian Koin Indonesia, and PT Tennet Depository Indonesia (custodian). The OJK also issued new regulations covering digital and cryptocurrency trading, derivatives, and consumer protection. (Source: Jakarta Globe)