Meet Anya, a gifted batik artist from a remote village in Indonesia. While her exquisite creations are dazzling, literally world-class, she can’t quite connect to customers outside her community’s limited market. Middlemen take tens of thousands of dollars in commissions, while international bank transfers rob her pitiful profits. Her story,...
Australia might like to talk a big game about being ready to embrace the future of finance. Are we truly unlocking the promise of crypto innovation? Or are we just paving a regulatory dead-end, with bureaucratic delay and lost potential? The bipartisan deal on crypto regulation seems perfect in theory,...
Australia’s crypto landscape is poised for a drastic overhaul. Whether the ruling Australian Labor Party (ALP) or the opposition Liberal Party prevails in the next election, one thing is clear: comprehensive crypto regulations are on the horizon. DeliciousNFT.com is here to break down what these changes mean for investors and...
Australia appears ready to follow with a full set of comprehensive crypto regulations. The sector has enjoyed gigantic political party support. While the current Albanese government initially pledged action by 2023 but failed to deliver legislation, the opposition has promised swift action if elected. Even with the delay, the Treasury...
427 registered crypto exchanges in Australia. Let that number sink in. It’s almost twice the amount of suburbs in their competitors Melbourne! Does that sound right to you? Does it feel right? So it sure doesn’t compute for me. Even as someone who has lived, eaten and breathed in the...
Despite the sunny surf beaches and casual lifestyle often associated with Australia, it’s a real hub of activity for crypto exchanges. According to new data, there are an unbelievable 427 registered crypto exchanges in the country Down Under. As the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) is warning. Their...
AUSTRAC’s strong approach is much needed, to protect and improve the DCE landscape in Australia. They’re encouraging non-operational exchanges to deregister voluntarily, or else be deregistered through cancellations. 427 registered exchanges? Yikes, now that does sound like a fertile environment for nefarious deed. And nobody wants their hard earned money...
