What are the current requirements for applying for a multi-entry Non-Immigrant O Visa in the U.S.?

I've search here prior to this post and found this comment: James Miller

"Christopher Crowell may I suggest when back in the USA you apply for the O-A visa. No money needs to be banked in Thailand. Gives you one year multiple entry visa for Thailand and can be extended up to one added year by leaving and returning to Thailand before the end of the visas first year...thereby giving you up to two years hassle free. First year is multi entry...come and go as you please. During second year just by a single or multiple reentry permit. Easy to obtain this visa...but must get it in home country. If interested see Topics section : O-A visa. And we can give you more helpful tips too.'

@Robert ******

Sorry for making my question not clear. I'm planning to fly back to the U.S and whilst in the U.S planning to apply for a non immigrant O VISA based on visiting family (marriage). Before the pandemic, I would fly home to the U.S every year when my visa expires and apply for a non immigrant O visa by just showing a recent bank statement of a minimum of $700 which was stated on the Thai Consulate Los Angeles site. I would like to know if anyone knows if it's this same procedure or do I now need to show 400,000 baht in a Thai bank account or 40,000 baht being transferred into a Thai bank account every month for a year prior.