Australia drafts law to tighten oversight of crypto exchanges
Australia has released draft legislation to create new crypto products, bringing the crypto companies under the same rules as financial services businesses.
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Australia has released draft legislation to create new crypto products, bringing the crypto companies under the same rules as financial services businesses.
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