Regulation
Australia seeks fresh submissions on cryptocurrency rules
In a paper released today by a Senate committee, the Australian government announced it is seeking help in establishing a crypto regulatory framework.
Graham Smith
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Graham Smith is a writer, blogger, educator and crypto enthusiast located in Niigata, Japan. Active in the space since 2015 and inspired by the power of peer-to-peer electronic cash to make a more financially accessible world for everyone, Graham has been writing for various crypto publications and documenting the growth of bitcoin in Tokyo.
Regulation
In a paper released today by a Senate committee, the Australian government announced it is seeking help in establishing a crypto regulatory framework.
Graham Smith
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