How can legislators protect sport from the integrity threat posed by cryptocurrencies?

The emergence of wagering sites taking bets in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin could lead tosignificant change in the way match-fixers operate. Internet gambling has already put fixing into overdrive. Now, with cryptocurrencies, fixers have a payment mechanism which offers them significantly more anonymity. This poses a new set of challenges not just for law enforcement authorities but also for lawmakers. This essay analyses the appropriateness of Australia's legislation on match-fixing in an environment of crypto-wagering', and identifies several loopholes which could be exploited by fixers at the cutting edge of gambling and financial technology.