Australian court allows crypto to be used as security—although they don’t share same properties
A New South Wales court has allowed a cryptocurrency exchange account to be used as security for legal costs.
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How Bitcoin SV will control the new data economy
Bitcoin SV wins not only in technical capabilities, but judging by the metrics from February it shows that it is the most frequently used and remains the cheapest by far.
CoinGeek London 2020: Building a regulation-friendly Bitcoin ecosystem
A panel of executives from different parts of the financial sectors got together during CoinGeek London Conference to discuss how they believe Bitcoin and regulation work well together.
Swiss central bank exploring various CBDC solutions
Thomas Moser made the trip to CoinGeek London Conference to give insight into the Swiss central bank’s view on digital currencies.
Future of digital asset exchanges and trading at CoinGeek London 2020
A panel of leaders from the established financial industry discussed the current state of Bitcoin, how it affects their current digital asset exchange business today and moving forward.
Australian exchanges change their tune on Bitcoin SV
Australian exchanges are finally starting to understand their own business interests needed for survival long-term and have started to get their act together.
The art of cognitive dissonance in Bitcoin
For anyone involved in Bitcoin, the alignment of beliefs to behaviours is tested regularly as part of the necessary evolution required to understand the technology as it continues to mature.
Blockchain for supply chain: Australia sees promise
Australia’s Department of Industry, Innovation and Science has a keen interest in utilising blockchain technology for use cases like food origin and traceability.
How much can all businesses save by using BSV to process transactions?
Take a look at how Bitcoin SV is creating the fastest and cheapest payment system in the world by comparing it to other cryptocurrencies and traditional payment systems.
Spam transactions in Bitcoin are an oxymoron
The word has found itself in Bitcoin conversations, riddled with controversy on whether using the blockchain for transactions outside of monetary use cases could be labeled as spam.
BTC doesn’t meet Australia central bank’s criteria to be classified as money
The head of Reserve Bank of Australia’s payments policy has not left any optimism on the chances of BTC being adopted in the real world.
Australia Senate discusses cash ban and its impact to cryptocurrencies
The Senate is concerned that forcing all Australian people away from cash may push unlawful criminal activity into alternative methods like cryptocurrencies.