Bitcoin Group Welcomes Ethereum Support From Two Australian Bitcoin Exchanges
The Bitcoin Association of Australia is pleased to see the expansion of cryptocurrency services within Australia with the recent addition of support from Coinloft and Cointree for Ether, Litecoin and DAO Tokens. As its President Adam Poulton says in an email to CoinTelegraph, “The new services provided by these two Australian exchanges add to the choice for Australian customers and ensures that developers and service providers can participate easily in these new marketplaces with trusted local providers”. Adding Ether. The two of Australia’s leading Bitcoin exchanges this week announced....
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Allan Guo (left), Sam Lee (right) and Bitcoin Group. Bitcoin Group is to be listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in mid-November, becoming the world's first publically floated Bitcoin trading company. Following the positive guidance from the Australian Tax Office on the treatment of Digital Currencies, Bitcoin Group will be the first Bitcoin company on the Australian Stock Exchange, in the world's first official Bitcoin IPO listing. No other Bitcoin company has been publically traded in Australia, or any global stock exchange. Bitcoin Group's earliest investor, self-made billionaire Mr.....
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