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VIC BITCOIN SMALL BUSINESS OWNER DEBANKED! Over the weekend I sat down with Bisher, one of the Directors of Stormrake, a Bitcoin brokerage in Melbourne. Stormrake is AUSTRAC registered, pays payroll tax for all of its 12 Melbourne staff, and more. While on family holiday in Thailand, Bisher received...

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Stormrake1 yıl önce

Thank you for your time @Dittloff4Senate truly grateful for the opportunity to have a much needed conversation missing from Australian policies. Keep fighting the good fight and look forward to a successful Libertarian campaign!

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TaparooSwap1 yıl önce

Your all-in-one DeFi platform powered on Bitcoin Layer 1. - Inscribe on Bitcoin - Swap natively - Yield Bitcoin DeFi isn’t just a possibility—it’s a reality

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Geoff1 yıl önce

@StormRake Permissionless money is the way.

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Julian Bosman1 yıl önce

CBA is undoubtedly the WORST of all the big banks. Authoritarian to the core! They are all conditioning us with their threatening warnings about zero tolerance. (That’s not only banks but supermarkets and all other big businesses). Aussies are asleep at the wheel and happily marching into communism. As the old saying goes, “you can vote yourself into communism but it’s your children that must shoot their way out!” Anyone else wondering why they took our guns? All across the West we have been de-fanged. Except the US which is the only place successfully putting a stop to this authoritarian takeover. Cooker and proud. (And right again!)

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The Silenced1 yıl önce

@StormRake Debanking is rampant now, it's just not being openly discussed because people are afraid they'll be left with no banking options.

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Timothy Ang1 yıl önce

@StormRake Unfortunately the big 4 is not uniform in their bitcoin policies. I only dabble and so far NAB has been good. CBA treats their customers with contempt since they are the biggest, had consistently bad experiences over the years, I wouldn’t even touch them with a barge pole

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$TCY Bull1 yıl önce

@StormRake Debanking is real and has political cover Hope you guys can help push the needle on Bitcoin adoption and access in Australia

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Jordan Dittloff1 yıl önce

@StormRake We can with the help of the Bitcoin community!

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Alex "RWNJ","Cooker"1 yıl önce

@StormRake How can a business owner who has fucking 12 employees - pay payroll tax? WTF is going on in Victoria. Absolutely ridiculous.

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Jordan Dittloff1 yıl önce

@StormRake Mate, it is a complete basket case

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ATX1 yıl önce

@StormRake Commonwealth Bank are a disaster when it comes to Bitcoin. Best thing to do for anyone is to find another option and move your cash ASAP.

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