Australian Treasury proposes to regulate crypto exchanges, not tokens
The Australian Treasury’s newly released consultation paper will require crypto exchanges to apply for financial services licence from the local financial regulator.
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The Australian Treasury’s newly released consultation paper will require crypto exchanges to apply for financial services licence from the local financial regulator.
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