
Australia digital currency industry keen on regulations, senator says
Senator Andrew Bragg says that almost everyone he meets from the industry wants regulations weeks after his Senate Committee proposed new incentives.
Senator Andrew Bragg says that almost everyone he meets from the industry wants regulations weeks after his Senate Committee proposed new incentives.
ASIC has introduced new licensing regulation to guide digital currency holders and companies seeking to issue tokens, offer investment products, and more.
A Senate committee focused on fintech has recommended a complete overhaul of the regulatory process in Australia for the digital currency industry.
The government of Australia has come up with a new plan to combat increasing ransomware attacks, including allowing seizure and freezing of digital currencies by authorities.
The reserve banks in each country have teamed up to trial a new platform for enabling cross-border transfers denominated in a central bank digital currency.
ASIC’s latest notice alerts investors against trading or investing in any digital currency scheme operated by a platform that does not have an Australian Financial Services license.
The Australian digital currency mining company has filed preliminary documents recently for an initial public offering in the United States in another sign of the booming interest in the blockchain sector.
Fake certificates in the country are going for as low as $13, with vendors touting extra perks for their clients as the trade gets competitive.
Elas Digital has submitted a report to the Australian Senate explaining BSV's capabilities and position in the technology and Bitcoin world.
Binance has of late found itself being called to task by financial regulators in a growing number of jurisdictions, prompting a number of financial institutions to block payments to the site.
The Australian State of New South Wales will pilot a cashless payment program for gamers in the state. This will enable players to use digital wallets to make payments during a trial period at the end of 2021.
On this week's episode of The Bitcoin Bridge, Nick Seymour explains how his company, Farmo, is making devices to collect as much data as possible—and trying out the BSV blockchain to make it more useful.