
Australia: Scammers luring digital asset owners with fake paper wallets
The paper wallets show they have up to $10,000 in digital assets, but require the “lucky recipient” to first send a withdrawal fee before they can access it.
The paper wallets show they have up to $10,000 in digital assets, but require the “lucky recipient” to first send a withdrawal fee before they can access it.
The reforms could contribute some A$4 billion to the local economy, reducing the costs of compliance across the sector by over 5%.
New South Wales Land Registry Services has launched a new proof-of-concept trial for a blockchain-based system for recording property transactions.