Bitcoin: Property, Money, Currency or Legal Tender?

By cineramaMarch 21, 2022Bitcoin Business

78 Pages Posted: 21 Mar 2022 Abstract The terms ‘property’ and ‘proprietary interest’ are routinely used in Australian law to represent the broad category of rights an individual may […]

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