The Canadian Bitcoin Consortium (@Bitcoin_CBC) released its 2025 year-end report, summarizing a year of coordinated work with policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders across Canada.
The report outlines progress made through parliamentary engagement, banking and mining policy discussions, coordination with provincial and federal stakeholders, and the development of a national Bitcoin policy roadmap.
As a 2025 Diamond member, Balance was proud to support the Consortium’s work throughout the year and its efforts to advance practical, well-informed policy frameworks for Canada’s digital asset ecosystem.

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