Public pressure prompts govt climbdown over cross-border crypto proposals

MoneywebCiaran Ryan · 30 October 2026 at 02:01

Rather than celebrating, it’s time for the industry to become proactive and collaborate with government in drafting cross-border rules that will work for the broader economy, says Carel van Wyk of MoneyBadger.
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