Don't Follow the US: Blockchain Aus CEO Hammers 'Regulation by App'
Blockchain Australia, the nation's leading crypto industry body, has announced a new CEO who wants to speed up the regulatory process for cryptography.
= =.jpg 1x, https://images.cointelegraph.com/images/960_aHR0cHM6Ly9zMy5jb2ludGVsZWdyYXBoLmNvbS91cGxvYWRzLzIwMjMtMDYvZTQ4ZjJiMTAtYzRlMS00ZTI5LTk0NWQtZWJkNDU2ZDczMGYwLmpwZw == .jpg 2x" src="https:// alt="Give not don't follow the US: Blockchain CEO Aus hammers 'regulation by app'" class="lazy-image__img type:primaryImage "/> Interview Join us on social networksBlockchain Australia's new CEO Simon Callaghan hopes the federal government will take cues from crypto regulation in the UK, Hong Kong and Singapore – and certainly not the US.
>In his new post, Callaghan aims to lead crypto rulemaking in the country and avoid taking similar action with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is suing the world's two largest exchanges. and scored at least 68 tokens as titles.
"Regulation by enforcement is like having a hammer and seeing everything as a nail. I don't think that's the right approach for Australia to take."
Callaghan gave a speech at Blockchain Week, announcing his tenure as CEO of Blockchain Australia.On June 26, Callaghan was announced as the new CEO of the industry-leading body. He was most recently Head of the University of Cambridge's Digital Assets Program and co-founder of business services provider MOOPS Tech.
A recent post from Simon Callaghan regarding leaving of his Cambridge Role. Source: LinkedinCallaghan's previous roles include a year as head of Asia for crypto lender Celsius as, but he left several months before the collapse of the 'business. He also had a brief stint at crypto lender Vauld.
His appointment comes after nearly a year of uncertainty following the departure of former CEO and industry advocate Steve Vallas in July 2022. The role of CEO was briefly held by Laura Mercurio in September 2022. last year, but she parted ways with the organization just a few weeks. later...
Blockchain Australia, the nation's leading crypto industry body, has announced a new CEO who wants to speed up the regulatory process for cryptography.
= =.jpg 1x, https://images.cointelegraph.com/images/960_aHR0cHM6Ly9zMy5jb2ludGVsZWdyYXBoLmNvbS91cGxvYWRzLzIwMjMtMDYvZTQ4ZjJiMTAtYzRlMS00ZTI5LTk0NWQtZWJkNDU2ZDczMGYwLmpwZw == .jpg 2x" src="https:// alt="Give not don't follow the US: Blockchain CEO Aus hammers 'regulation by app'" class="lazy-image__img type:primaryImage "/> Interview Join us on social networksBlockchain Australia's new CEO Simon Callaghan hopes the federal government will take cues from crypto regulation in the UK, Hong Kong and Singapore – and certainly not the US.
>In his new post, Callaghan aims to lead crypto rulemaking in the country and avoid taking similar action with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is suing the world's two largest exchanges. and scored at least 68 tokens as titles.
"Regulation by enforcement is like having a hammer and seeing everything as a nail. I don't think that's the right approach for Australia to take."
Callaghan gave a speech at Blockchain Week, announcing his tenure as CEO of Blockchain Australia.On June 26, Callaghan was announced as the new CEO of the industry-leading body. He was most recently Head of the University of Cambridge's Digital Assets Program and co-founder of business services provider MOOPS Tech.
A recent post from Simon Callaghan regarding leaving of his Cambridge Role. Source: LinkedinCallaghan's previous roles include a year as head of Asia for crypto lender Celsius as, but he left several months before the collapse of the 'business. He also had a brief stint at crypto lender Vauld.
His appointment comes after nearly a year of uncertainty following the departure of former CEO and industry advocate Steve Vallas in July 2022. The role of CEO was briefly held by Laura Mercurio in September 2022. last year, but she parted ways with the organization just a few weeks. later...
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