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Op-Ed: Australia’s AU$19B Tokenisation Gamble Needs Open Rails

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Op-Ed: Australia’s AU$19B Tokenisation Gamble Needs Open Rails

Edwin Mata 26/07/2025 02:23

Australia’s Project Acacia is a bold stress test of digital finance. Canberra has cleared fourteen institutions, among them the ANZ, CBA, and Westpac, to move real money across tokenised bonds, private-market funds, and even a wholesale central-bank digital currency (CBDC). Officials tout an annual upside of AU$19 billion…

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Australia’s Project Acacia is a bold stress test of digital finance. Canberra has cleared fourteen institutions, among them the ANZ, CBA, and Westpac, to move real money across tokenised bonds, private-market funds, and even a wholesale central-bank digital currency (CBDC). Officials tout an annual upside of AU$19 billion…
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