Australia is considering a new bill to establish a licensing framework for cryptocurrency trading platforms
by Senator Andrew Bragg, that could establish a licensing framework for cryptocurrency trading platforms.
The bill outlines three types of licenses for exchanges, custodians as well as stablecoin issuers such as Tether.
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