Labor’s cash grab is a con. Scrapping the CGT discount on shares, ETFs, crypto and small business will not build one new home. Every time Labor gets called out, they deflect to housing because they think Australians are stupid.
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Does Andrew Bragg Support Crypto?
Based on previous comments, Andrew Bragg has indicated they are very pro-cryptocurrency. Below you can view the tweets, quotes, and other commentary Andrew Bragg has made about crypto.
Andrew Bragg reposted the post below
This Budget condemns younger Australians to wage servitude.
Punishing new taxes on investment: shares, ETFs, crypto, property, funds, startups.
Income taxes stay high + grow.
Older generations keep their realised gains & grandfathered in.
No ‘intergenerational equity’ here.
Andrew Bragg reposted the post below
Opposition senator, @ajamesbragg, told The Australian Crypto Convention over the weekend that the government is “goofing around” on crypto regulation.
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Labor’s killed Australia’s big crypto opportunity. andrewbragg.com/post/address-t…
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Criticising govt on being slow on pushing through regulation that the industry wants
Over three years ago, the Senate delivered a clear agenda for Australian leadership on crypto. Labor has squandered this opportunity. Australia is now a crypto backwater. The Coalition will get Australian crypto back on track.
Senator Andrew Bragg
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An agenda for Australian leadership on cryptocurrency: the final @AuSenate Committee report has been tabled.
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After 2.5 years, Labor has completely blown the opportunity Australia had to be a leader on digital assets. The dividend of their maladministration will be less innovation & more consumer detriment.
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"The bottom line is we need to find creative ways to reduce housing costs. By locking Australia in the crypto slow lane, Labor has stifled innovation and denied Australians the opportunities to reap the benefits that blockchain provides." - End Speech.
"Having grown frustrated with Labor’s crypto inaction, in March 2023 I introduced a Private Senators’ bill, the Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill."
"Labor will not deliver any crypto legislation in this term of Parliament. Labor has wasted three years by solely focusing on the needs of their close vested interests like unions and super funds."
"In the space of just two and half years, Australia has gone from crypto leader to crypto laggard."
"Stephen Jones, before the election, claimed Labor’s approach to crypto regulation would focus on “safety and transparency” but had no real plan."
Live Thread: My Address at the AFR Cryptocurrency Summit #afrcryptosummit @FinancialReview
"Three years ago, Crypto regulation was set to become a reality in Australia."
Crypto regulation is dead under Labor. It’s a bad outcome for people and Australian business.
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Australia is now locked into the slow lane on crypto. We will all pay the price.
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Quoted from aph.gov.au on
Introduced the Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2023 — a private member's bill setting up Australia's first comprehensive framework for crypto exchanges, custody and stablecoins. On its rejection he said the Government had “put regulating crypto in the slow lane.”
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Add your own commentary on this stanceAustralia's leading parliamentary crypto advocate. Chaired the Senate Select Committee on Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre, drafted a digital-assets regulatory roadmap, and has repeatedly argued Australia should be “an epicentre of crypto.” Strongly pro-industry and pro-regulatory-clarity.