'Sinister' debanking of crypto traders is often anti-competitive says Senator...
Senator Bragg says that his government won’t let Aussie banks to practice anticompetitive de-banking against crypto companies. Australian banks have been dressing up anti-competitive behavior as regulatory compliance when de-banking crypto customers, Senator Andrew Bragg said. “I believe many banks have been dressing up de-banking as a regulatory necessity. In fact it is often anti-competitive behavior and far more sinister and threatening than it appears on the surface,” the Liberal Senator for New South Wales said in a prepared address to the Tech Council of Australia tod. Denial of....
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Rod Sims, chairman of ACCC, is considering to investigate the anti-competitive behaviour which is shown by most major banks of Australia when it comes to bitcoin companies, the Australia Financial Review reports. Rod Sims, the chairman of the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission, is considering initiating an investigation into the matter of Australia banks taking the action of shutting down accounts of local bitcoin operators. Sims is pondering over the decision after being contacted by Matthew Canavan, a Queensland Nationals Senator. Senator Matthey Canavan was a part of the....
The new legislative package will address issues in crypto custody, taxation, and DAO operations in order to protect consumers against bad actors in the space. Australian Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg opened the Australia Blockchain Week conference with a bombshell legislative proposal that he hopes will lay the groundwork for a new Digital Asset ecosystem down under.The proposed Digital Services Act (DSA) legislative package calls for reforms in crypto market licensing, custody, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), debanking, and taxes. Senator Bragg said in his address at the....
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis is pushing for regulation that would ensure bitcoin remains a good store of value. If the cryptocurrency “is to become what El Salvador has done, legal tender, then we need to make sure that we are using it in ways that comply with the Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering laws,” she said. The pro-bitcoin senator also noted that big government spenders are “doing far more to accelerate the adoption of digital assets” than she is. Senator Lummis on Bitcoin Adoption and Cryptocurrency Regulation U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis has shared....
In a significant development for the cryptocurrency industry, United States Senator Roger Marshall has overturned his support for the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act (DAAMLA) Bill, a legislation introduced by Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren. Marshall’s move to back down from the bill indicates the growing concerns about the possible overreach of regulatory actions regarding the […]
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz has declared his bitcoin purchase worth up to $50,000. “I’m also particularly proud that my home state, Texas, is becoming an oasis for the blockchain community, for bitcoin miners, for innovators and entrepreneurs in the crypto world,” said the senator. Senator Ted Cruz Declares Bitcoin Purchase U.S. Senator Ted Cruz has bought the bitcoin dip. A Periodic Transaction Report filed on Friday shows that the senator from Texas personally bought bitcoin worth between $15,001 and $50,000 on Jan 25. On the date of the transaction, the price of bitcoin....