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📰 News11 March 2026·2 min read·

Australia's ASIC: Crypto Needs No New Regulatory Framework

Source: cointelegraph

Australia's ASIC fintech chief Rhys Bollen argued that crypto does not require entirely new regulatory frameworks, drawing a parallel to the shift from paper to electronic financial records. Bollen's position is that blockchain is an evolution of financial infrastructure rather than a separate asset class. The comments signal a pragmatic regulatory stance from one of the Asia-Pacific's leading financial regulators.

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