FTX Trading Limited (FTX) will be the naming rights sponsor for Australian Blockchain Week 2022, which will run from March 21 to 25. Blockchain Australia is the peak industry network in Australia, bringing together industry, academia and government to discuss the opportunities of blockchain technology. I'm incredibly excited to announce @FTX_Official as the Naming Rights … [Read more...] about FTX announced as naming rights sponsor of Australian Blockchain Week 2022
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Australian Open Apes Into Tennis NFTs and Decentraland Too
“We’ve always been known as one of the most innovative and entertaining events on the calendar,” Plummer told CoinDesk in an interview. “It’s a festival of entertainment as much as a tennis tournament, some people spend eight or nine hours at the Australian Open and don’t even see a tennis ball. Going into the metaverse was the next logical step in that progression.” Source … [Read more...] about Australian Open Apes Into Tennis NFTs and Decentraland Too
Australian government gives nod to 6 world leading crypto reforms
The Australian government is seriously consider the rollout of central bank digital currency (CBDC) and has backed numerous forward-looking regulatory crypto-proposals as part of a new “payments and crypto reform plan.”Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the reforms "will firmly place Australia among a handful of lead countries in the world."The reform plan is said to be the biggest … [Read more...] about Australian government gives nod to 6 world leading crypto reforms
US Bitcoin ETF favors Australian approval, but Aussies need to go further
On Oct. 19, 2021, the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) launched on the New York Stock Exchange. On its first day, the exchange-traded fund (ETF) saw an influx of close to $1 billion in natural volume and, within 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) itself would reach a new all-time high for its price in U.S. dollars. This comes a week after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission … [Read more...] about US Bitcoin ETF favors Australian approval, but Aussies need to go further
Australian Tax Office says it can’t rely on crypto users’ own records
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) says it can’t rely on crypto investors to keep track of their crypto transactions and profits — even though most investors try their best. Speaking at the 14th International ATAX Conference on Tax Administration conference on Nov. 23, ATO commissioner Chris Jordan stressed that many new crypto investors may not entirely understand their tax … [Read more...] about Australian Tax Office says it can’t rely on crypto users’ own records