Cryptocurrencies

The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner, founded by two Sydney brothers, is building the exact type of data centres Scott Farquhar last week argued Australia desperately needs.

JellyC, which has over $100m under management, is the first APAC crypto fund to join a program by two tradfi giants that hopes to ease concerns about FTX-style crypto collapses.

Crypto is back in the spotlight — and this time it’s regulation, not hype, driving the rally. But in Australia, the action is a little less hot.

It's no small irony that a digital assets exchange is using a very traditional form of advertising to reach property rich Australian consumers.

As the United States passes its first major cryptocurrency reform, responsibility for Australian rules is being cut across at least two ministerial portfolios.

After winning a court fight with ASIC, Block Earner is pushing ahead with plans to allow Bitcoin owners to use their crypto as collateral to buy homes.

Stablecoins are no fringe trend — they’re the foundation of a new, faster and programmable financial system that Australia risks missing out on.

As global stablecoin use soars, the Reserve Bank is launching new trials of fiat-backed crypto, blockchain and CBDCs in real-world financial applications.

While the Bank for International Settlements dismisses them, stablecoins are exposing gaps in the financial system and driving change.

The Bank for International Settlements has warned that stablecoins can’t replace real money, lacking central bank backing, flexibility and safeguards.

The fintech's founder and CEO Jack Zhang says he "feels like an idiot" for not understanding the market's renewed zest for all things crypto.

The fintech raised $11 million of its $14 million round in Bitcoin and USDT as it prepares to launch a custody service for institutions managing digital assets.

A Victorian court ruling has sparked refund rumours, but crypto tax experts say it changes nothing about how Bitcoin is treated under Australian tax law.

As Donald Trump's cryptocurrency regulation push encounters resistance, the Australian crypto industry is holding on to hope that Labor will finally establish a local framework.

The race to succeed financial services minister Stephen Jones has emerged as a key subplot in this weekend's election.

After a decisive court victory, the Coinbase-backed startup wants to expand into 'cashless' crypto home loans and credit cards. But not all experts are convinced.

Self-managed super funds are embracing crypto as an alternative asset, even as advisors stay cautious and regulators delay clear legislative guidance.

With global momentum building, Vakul Talwar, head of Australia for Crypto.com, says now is the time for Australia to advance clear crypto rules.