AUSTRALIA TO USE CRYPTO TOKEN MAPPING TO REGULATE MARKETS

Last updated: June 17, 2025, 13:32  |  Written by: Cameron Winklevoss

Australia To Use Crypto Token Mapping To Regulate Markets
Australia To Use Crypto Token Mapping To Regulate Markets

On

On, the Australian Treasury issued a consultation paper (CP) on token mapping, which sets out a number of key concepts to describe the crypto

On, the Government announced ‘token mapping’ – a foundational step in the Government’s multi‑stage reform agenda that commits to developing

Token mapping

This Year

Key Policy Reforms to Support Tokenisation of Real World Assets

This year, Treasury will token map the Australian cryptocurrency market before publishing a formal consultation document with the industry proposing a legal

Token mapping: Australian Government seeks feedback on

The Australian Treasury Will Launch

The Australian Treasury will launch a token mapping exercise as part of its bid to regulate the crypto space. It will release a public consultation paper soon. The

regulatory framework in Australia, highlighting gaps and impediments to the growth of the RWA tokenisation market, and proposes a series of policy recommendations designed to foster a

Navigating the Australian Token Mapping Consultation

In This Update

Australia Steps up Crypto Regulation With ‘Token Mapping’ Exercise

In this update, we outline Treasury’s token mapping approach – a key first step to future regulatory reform for crypto in Australia. We firstly set out the key concepts

Token Mapping Consultation Paper - Treasury

The Senate Committee On Australia

The Senate Committee on Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre recommended a token mapping exercise to identify the best way to define and characterise

Regulatory reforms for the crypto sector - A&O Shearman

Australia to Use Crypto Token Mapping To Regulate Markets

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