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Australia has unveiled draft legislation requiring cryptocurrency platforms to report transactions involving Australian residents to tax authorities from July 2027, alongside measures enabling international exchanges of financial information. The Treasury released the proposed legislation on October 15, opening public consultation until October 28. The measures would introduce the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework into Australian law and establish domestic reporting requirements for digital asset transactions. The

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Australia has unveiled draft legislation requiring cryptocurrency platforms to report transactions involving Australian residents to tax authorities from July 2027, alongside measures enabling

Binance said on Thursday that its bStocks tokenised securities had exceeded $1 billion in assets under management, four months after their launch, marking

Standard Chartered has introduced Bitcoin and Ether trading through existing bank accounts for eligible wealthy clients in the United Arab Emirates, extending its

Ledger is investigating suspected cryptocurrency thefts involving wallets sold through Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, as blockchain investigators raise their estimated losses beyond $86

Two companies affiliated with cryptocurrency market maker DWF Labs have sued custodian BitGo in London, seeking $141 million over allegations that it sold

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