Australia, Sweden and Russia tighten control over digital assets
- —Australia's CARF bill covers 77 committed jurisdictions; first exchanges targeted by 2028
- —Riksbank cites the digital euro, stablecoins and geopolitics in reviving the e-krona case
- —Russia will require P2P crypto trades to route through authorized intermediaries from July 2027
- —The US has committed to CARF exchanges by 2029; the EU and UK target 2027
Why it matters: Three jurisdictions are simultaneously tightening tax transparency, CBDC planning and P2P oversight, raising regulatory pressure on crypto privacy.
Source: CoinGeek