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The Libertarian Party of Australia has formally unveiled its new white paper from Bitcoin policy, with a center proposal that argues for the establishment of an Australian Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR). The announcement was made on March 8 during the Bitcoalive event.
The event showed the vision of the Libertarian Party to integrate Bitcoin into the financial and regulatory framework of Australia. Although the party remains relatively small compared to the two most important political contenders of the nation, it is intended to influence a broader debate about the crypto policy. Australia places this position alongside various US states that work on the legislative recognition of Bitcoin reserves, as well as the announcement of the US federal government last week.
Set up an Australian strategic Bitcoin -Reserve
One of the most prominent characteristics of the White paper is the call to create an Australian strategic Bitcoin reserve. Referring to Bitcoin’s’ decentralized and limited food character ‘, the Libertarian party states that:’ Bitcoin’s fixed stock of 21 million coins ensures that the scarcity protects against inflation […] This robustness improves its appeal as a reliable storage of value and positions it as an ideal part of the financial strategy of Australia. “
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The proposal suggests that such a reserve would cover itself against inflation, diversify national assets and “strengthen the financial resilience of the nation”. According to the document, financing would arise from various possible sources, including allocations from the future Fund of Australia, budget surpluses and revenues from the sale of government activa.
During the 23-page Whitepaper is a repeated theme that concepts fundamental to Bitcoin’s of personal and financial autonomy ethos. One recommendation claims the right to self -coasts, with the argument that individuals must be able to retain bitcoin themselves without dependence on central intermediaries. It Reads: “The Right to Self-Custody is Paramount for Achieving True Financial Sovereigtty and Privacy in An Increasingly Digitized Economy.”
The authors of the newspaper claim that self -coasts protect against ‘crossing the government’, referring to the past worldwide financial crises that the public trusted in centralized institutions have eroded.
In addition to the reserve, the white paper arises for extensive legal recognition and clearer regulatory standards. It calls for the removal of capital profit tax (CBT) on daily Bitcoin transactions and outlines a vision in which Australia “is paramount for global innovation in financial services.” To this end, the document also proposes: “Treating Bitcoin as a legitimate and viable alternative to traditional financial systems, promoting financial autonomy and inclusiveness.”
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Such movements, the party believes, will encourage further Bitcoin acceptance by eliminating “punitive tax measures” that hinder daily transactions. Moreover, the white paper emphasizes how countries such as Germany, Portugal and Japan have already taken steps to clarify the tax and legal status for Bitcoin users and companies.
Another point of emphasis is a fair treatment of bitcoin -mining. The policy acknowledges that the concerns about the energy consumption of energy consumption encourages the integration of mining with renewable or “stranded” energy sources to stabilize power nets and reduce the impact of the environment: “Bitcoin -mining should not be subject to regulations that are disproportionately influenced and targeted measures, a specifically reconciling measurement, are specifically reconciled in a breached regulation, in a targeted manner. Raster integrity and environmental standards “
According to the Libertarian Party, these approaches can help Australia to avoid the pitfalls that are seen in other areas of law – such as China, where an outright minus ban led to a significant disruption of the industry.
Responses to the announcement of the Libertarian Party are mixed. An Australian bitcoiner noted: “As Australian, the Libertarian Party is relatively new outside the Big Two Parties, they will not get double digits of the mood when the elections are finally held. The two majors do not have a BTC policy that I know and we are really a backward country – I will not hold back for my breath either. “
So no immediate impact on the BTC price can be expected. At the time of the press, BTC was in on a further down and traded at $ 79.101.
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