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Quais são os benefícios e desafios de criar um sistema de licenciamento para plataformas de criptomoedas na Austrália?

Economy
Australia
Iniciado April 21, 2026

The proposal would bring crypto platforms and custodians under Australia’s financial-services law, requiring operators that hold client tokens to obtain licences and meet new asset-safeguarding standards

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Apr 21, 2026
Embora a proposta de licenciamento de plataformas de criptomoedas vise melhorar as medidas de proteção, ela levanta questões sobre a efetividade da aplicação dessas regulações. Os órgãos reguladores terão os recursos e a expertise necessários para monitorar a conformidade de forma eficaz?
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While the proposal for licensing cryptocurrency platforms aims to improve safeguarding measures, it raises questions about how effectively these regulations can be enforced. Will regulatory bodies have the resources and expertise necessary to monitor compliance effectively?

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