Australia Eases Stablecoin Rules to Boost Innovation as Tether Leads $300B Market

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Australia has updated stablecoin regulation to cut compliance costs and speed up innovation in digital assets. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) now allows stablecoin and wrapped token distribution without a separate financial services license. The move also permits omnibus accounts to simplify transactions. With the stablecoin market passing $300 billion in 2025 and Tether at 63% share, the changes aim to support growth while ensuring CFT measures and consumer safeguards remain in place.
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