Bringing clarity and transparency to the blockchain

Hall Chadwick is please to become an official partner for the upcoming Blockchain Australia Policy Forum scheduled for February 21st and 22nd 2024.

Hall Chadwick will be hosting the Taxation roundtable on the first day.

In the constantly evolving realm of digital finance, cryptocurrencies is actively reshaping the financial landscape, bringing with it new hurdles.

Read about a recent matter that we were involved in where we helped traced the flow of a fraud victim’s Bitcoin .

Hong Kong has recently implemented new guidelines and regulations for Virtual Asset Trading Platforms, pushing cryptocurrency trading towards a safer future. What did they change and are the new KYC measures on the money?

Joshua Ho discusses key warning signs for Australians that they may be heading down a dodgy dark lane that will lead to being scammed.

After the success of its tokenised green bonds, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has released a detailed paper 'Bond tokenisation in Hong Kong' that sets out policy design considerations based on its experience and the latest developments in the industry.

Senior Partner Keturah Sageman is joined by Director Mark Bailey and Senior Forensic Accountant Joshua Ho of Hall Chadwick Melbourne Chartered Accountants. This episode focuses on the movement towards cryptocurrency as a means of exchange, and its increasing relevance in the family law landscape, particularly relating to property settlements.

Many people in the crypto/NFT world have the mistaken belief that transactions involving crypto, NFT and blockchain are somehow anonymous. In fact nothing could be further from the truth, it is comparatively easy to track transactions on the blockchain – because it is public. Nick Abrahams, Mark Bailey and Joshua Ho discuss forensic stories from the world of cryptocurrencies.