Australia moves forward with bill to regulate crypto under finance laws
Australia has taken another step to introduce legislation that will subject crypto platforms to the same laws and licensing obligations as financial institutions.
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Australia has taken another step to introduce legislation that will subject crypto platforms to the same laws and licensing obligations as financial institutions.
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