What We’ve Been Doing
The Australian Bitcoin Industry Body is actively engaged in promoting and protecting the interests of the Australian Bitcoin industry.
Become part of the movement advancing Bitcoin in Australia, and consider joining the Australian Bitcoin Industry Body.
Australian Bitcoin Industry Body Raises Major Concerns Over Misinformation Bill
In a formal submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications, we warned that its passage could severely harm free speech, public dialogue, […]
Weighing in on Policy Change
In a bid to safeguard consumers, the Treasury Department has released the “Regulating Digital Asset Platforms” proposal. The proposal rests on the assumption that the […]
AUSTRAC Meeting
ABIB facilitates bi-annual meetings between its members and AUSTRAC to foster open dialogue on regulatory compliance and anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) efforts. […]
Fighting “Financial Apartheid”: Are Big Banks Applying Double Standards?
Recently, the Australian Bitcoin Industry Body (ABIB) has raised concerns regarding various financial institutions limiting their customers from investing and purchasing bitcoin. It seems as […]
AGO Roundtable
The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Reform Consultation Roundtable, organized with the Attorney-General’s Office (AGO), provided a focused platform for key industry participants, including […]
Treasury Meeting
ABIB recently engaged in a key meeting with the Commonwealth Treasury to address concerns regarding their proposal to regulate digital asset platforms. The proposed regulatory […]
Fraud Prevention Webinar
ABIB members held a video meeting with Monoova, a leading payments solutions provider, to discuss strategies for reducing and preventing fraud targeting Bitcoin Exchanges. This […]
Changing of the Guard
The Australian Bitcoin Industry Body (ABIB) announces several key leadership changes as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen its mission and governance. ABIB thanks […]
Petition – The HODL Act
As of March 2023, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) holds AU$87.5 billion in foreign currency reserves, 88% of which consist of unbacked fiat currency, […]
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