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Will Australia’s mindful regulations allow Bitcoin to thrive?

This article outlines Australia’s current approach to regulating crypto, as well as the Government’s proposed approach to reforming the existing framework. In the first part

Australia seeks to bring clarity to cryptocurrencies with new legal

Australia Plans To Integrate Digital

Australia's 2025 Crypto Regulations Overview - Coin Culture

Australia plans to integrate digital assets into its economy, inspired by EU and Singapore. The government will pilot tokenized money trials and introduce a licensing

Crypto regulation in Australia: where are we now and where are we

The Australian Securities And Investments

Two Australian-founded digital currency exchanges have already gained regulatory licences in Singapore and the United Kingdom, a 2025 Senate report into the sector

The admission of ETFs to the ASX is regulated by ASIC. ASIC’s ETF Admission Guidelines cover ETFs with crypto assets (such as Bitcoin or Ethereum) as

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has proposed a new regulatory framework that seeks to provide clarity on cryptocurrency and digital asset

Digital Assets Now & Beyond: 2025 Australian Regulatory Watchlist

Australia Proposes New Crypto Regulation Structure, Plans to

The rise of Bitcoin: Should Australia regulate crypto?

Is Cryptocurrency Legal

New rules will require crypto exchanges and custody providers in Australia to follow financial services laws. Major exchanges are expanding into Australia despite stricter

Is cryptocurrency legal? How is crypto regulated in Australia? Do I have to pay tax on crypto? Read this overview of cryptocurrency regulations in Australia!

Australia’s Crypto Boom: Regulations Drive Growth and

Regulations And Adoption Go Hand

What will Australian regulation mean for cryptocurrency?

Regulations and adoption go hand in hand. Limited regulatory clarity makes it hard for Bitcoin to thrive. Therefore, the community believes that Australia’s approach toward