2023-9-4 19:31 |
The Australian Senate Committee has recommended amendments to the "Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2023" origin »
2023-9-4 19:31 |
The Australian Senate Committee has recommended amendments to the "Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2023" origin »
Rejection of bill comes amid increasing calls for clarity in cryptocurrency regulation, with critics warning that delay could drive investment offshore and expose consumers to risk in unregulated market
2023-9-4 18:45 | |
In response to the current regulatory uncertainty surrounding cryptocurrency, Australia's legislature is considering a new bill proposed by Senator Andrew Bragg
2023-3-30 09:21 | |
On Wednesday, Australian opposition senator Andrew Bragg introduced a new bill to the country’s parliament to implement a licensing regime for crypto exchanges. If passed, the bill would require Australian crypto exchanges to obtain a license to operate legally, bringing them in line with other financial service providers in the country who are also subject […]
2023-3-30 01:00 | |
Senator Andrew Bragg has introduced a bill proposing regulatory standards for the cryptocurrency industry in Australia.
2023-3-29 12:53 | |
Australian liberal senator Andrew Bragg released a draft bill to provide regulation of stablecoins, digital asset exchanges, and disclosure requirements for the Chinese CBDC, e-Yuan, on September 19.
2022-9-19 18:00 | |
Australian senator Andrew Bragg has drafted a bill aimed at better regulation of cryptocurrency and other virtual assets in the country. Titled the Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2022, thThe post Australian senator drafts bill for crypto regulation- Details inside appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2022-9-19 15:00 | |
Australian Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg has introduced a bill to regulate crypto assets so that the country 'keeps up with the global pace' in handling rules for digital assets. The bill also mentions potential frameworks for foreign CBDC use in the country.
2022-9-19 13:45 | |
The proposal lays out disclosure requirements for banks that could make China's central bank digital currency available for use in Australia, and seeks to set up licensing frameworks for stablecoin issuers.
2022-9-20 12:35 | |
Senator Andrew Bragg on Monday released a draft bill aimed at regulating crypto exchanges, stablecoins and the digital yuan.
2022-9-20 09:26 | |
A controversial bill to ban the use of cash for transactions over $10,000 has been voted out by the Australian Senate
2020-12-4 09:04 | |
The cryptocurrency sector worldwide saw several historic regulatory events last week. In this roundup, we cover a landmark bitcoin ruling by a French court, South Korea’s first crypto bill, an Australian court’s ruling, Germany’s announcement, and a recent FATF meeting where more than 800 delegates discussed crypto regulations.
2020-3-10 05:00 | |
People could be jailed for two years and fined $25,200 just for using more than $10,000 in cash in one transaction under a new bill being considered by the Australian Parliament; if passed, the bill is likely to drive citizens away from traditional financial institutions and towards decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
2020-1-14 21:00 | |
By CCN: Bitcoin is a lousy tool to launder million and billions worth of cash. But the same cannot be said about a mere $6,989, as not noted by Malcolm Turnbull. The former Australian Prime Minister led his office to launch a crackdown on cash-in-hand payments.
2019-5-7 22:00 | |
Get prepared to add another subscription to your credit card bill: headphones. Yep, Nura – the Melbourne-based Australian audio company behind the Nuraphone headphones – has announced its own subscription service, NuraNow.
2019-5-1 15:48 | |
Blockchain superstar and Bitcoin. com CEO Roger Ver aka 'Bitcoin Jesus' is now an advisor to Liven, the Australian startup with ambitions to bring crypto to the real world starting with being the international currency of cuisine.
2019-2-25 13:30 | |
Securities commissioners and trade experts have refused Australian blockchain startup Power Ledger a clean bill of ethical health after it emerged that the company paid rogue “bounty hunters” to shore up interest in its cryptocurrency.
2018-12-31 05:55 | |
The Australian government has passed a controversial anti-encryption bill that allows law authorities to forcefully access sensitive consumer data encrypted by popularly-used technology companies and social applications, reported The Hacker News on December 10, 2018.
2018-12-11 20:00 | |
Australia‘s government signed a bill into law last week giving law enforcement agencies the right to force technology companies to reveal users’ encrypted messages. Another way of putting it: Australia‘s tech scene will soon be located on the Wayback Machine.
2018-12-10 22:19 | |
The Australian government is seeking to pass a bill into law that allows access to transactions and other information transmitted on blockchains. The Bill known as “Assistance and Access” is meant to give the government three surveillance powers which include the liberty to voluntarily ask for assistance from any company to retrieve information, place a […] The post Australia’s ‘Assistance and Access’ Bill will change Blockchain Technology as we know it appeared first on ZyCrypto.
2018-10-9 15:53 | |
The Australian government has proposed an “Assistance and Access” bill that will provide them with greater surveillance powers such as the ability to gain backdoor access to any encrypted messages. According to Forbes, if the surveillance bill becomes a law, it could be a new standard for other countries in the world, which could cause extreme problems and implications for.
2018-10-8 23:00 | |
A partnership between a bill payment company and a crypto exchange will allow Australians to pay their bills with between 50 and 100 cryptocurrencies. Customers can use any coins in their Cointree accounts to pay their bills regardless of whether the billers accept cryptocurrency.
2018-8-22 04:05 | |
Following a successful 2016 trial of blockchain technology in an interbank open account transaction, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has partnered with five international and Australian companies to ship 17 tonnes of almonds from Melbourne, Australia, to Hamburg, Germany, using a new distributed ledger platform built on the Ethereum blockchain.
2018-7-31 23:13 | |