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Australia’s ASIC Advocates Function-First Crypto Regulation

Australia’s ASIC Advocates Function-First Crypto Regulation

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2026-03-11 17:41:02
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Rhys Bollen of ASIC has articulated a pragmatic approach to crypto regulation at the Melbourne Money & Finance Conference. The focus shifts from blockchain's technical complexities to its economic functions—payments, capital allocation, and risk management mirror traditional finance.

Bollen's stance clarifies regulatory intent: tokens functioning as securities should fall under existing capital markets frameworks. This functional alignment avoids redundant tech-specific rules while maintaining investor protections.

The perspective signals Australia's willingness to integrate digital assets within conventional financial oversight—a measured alternative to jurisdiction-specific crypto regimes emerging globally.

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