Australia Requests Public Input on Crypto Rules Before 2027 Rollout

ASIC releases crypto standards, exchanges face $14 million c

🇦🇺 ASIC sets AU$14 million capital rule for crypto exchanges holding user assets. 📈 Tokenized stocks reach $3.9 billion and Binance Pool prepares to close. 🌎 IMF highlights AI spending boosting global growth alongside major crypto policy moves. Continue Reading:ASIC r...

ASIC releases crypto standards, exchanges face $14 million capital rules by 2027

🇦🇺 ASIC sets AU$14 million capital rule for crypto exchanges holding user assets. 📈 Tokenized stocks reach $3.9 billion and Binance Pool prepares to close. 🌎 IMF highlights AI spending boosting global growth alongside major crypto policy moves. Continue Reading:ASIC releases crypto standards, exchanges face $14 million capital rules by 2027

Australia’s ASIC Proposes Tougher Rules for Crypto Exchanges

Australia’s financial watchdog wants to tighten the rules for crypto platforms. Its proposals would limit exchanges from trading against their own customers and add new safeguards for customer assets. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has opened a consultation ahead of a regulatory framework set to take effect in April 2027. The proposals are […] Read The Full Article Australia’s ASIC Proposes Tougher Rules for Crypto E…

Australia Requests Public Input on Crypto Rules Before 2027 Rollout

Australia’s corporate regulator has moved closer to implementing its digital-asset rulebook, launching a consultation that sets out proposed capital, custody and trading requirements for crypto platforms. The consultation, issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), comes as the regulator prepares to apply legislation passed in April that expands oversight of the industry. The proposals—published as Consultation Paper …

ASIC wants feedback on digital asset rules before April's rollout

The Digital Assets Framework comes into force on April 8, 2027, and covers digital asset and tokenised custody platforms.