Australia’s first crypto-backed home loan is set to launch after the product’s owners won a lengthy fight with the corporate regulators.
Cameron Micallef
Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, has risen to a record high value of $US113,734.
Staff Writers
Bitcoin surged past $US112,000 ($171,306) for the first time, setting a fresh record alongside a broad rally in risk assets that has swept up technology stocks big and small.
David Pan and Muyao Shen
The West Perth firm backed recently by a poker veteran has brought in another tranche of new investors who will tip in $20.7 million, sending the stock on another rally.
Simone Grogan
Poker player and crypto bull Tony Guoga has emerged as the controlling shareholder in a local Bitcoin play, stationing his daughter as a board director and lining up a deal with a Canadian company he chairs.
Bitcoin briefly hit an all-time high after the advancement of stablecoin legislation in the US stoked hopes of regulatory clarity under President Donald Trump.
Suvashree Ghosh and Maria Clara Cobo
Policymakers are racing to catch up with the rapid rise of stablecoins — a version of cryptocurrency that rarely fluctuates, is backed by cash or government bonds and run on public blockchains.
In 48 hours, Donald Trump’s personal wealth has jumped $96 billion off the back of his astonishing meme coin launch. Here’s what it means for his second term.
Jackson Hewett
The link between digital assets and mainstream finance is strengthening.
The Economist
Now Bitcoin’s value has broken through the $100,000 mark — what’s next for digital money?
Toby Walne
Global giant BlackRock believes that the business cycle is dead — and AI has a huge role to play in the coming year.
The price of bitcoin soared past the long-awaited $US100,000 benchmark for the first time ever late Wednesday evening.
Tanaya Macheel
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission plans a softly, softly approach as it tightens regulation of cryptocurrency and industry players.
Neale Prior
Bitcoin steadied after a rally fizzled just shy of the historic level, as traders assess whether optimism stemming from President-elect Donald Trump’s support for crypto is becoming stretched.
Isabelle Lee
DEBTMAN: Crypto is riding a Trump wave of renewed optimism. But don’t forget, there have been plenty of people burned badly in the past. Here’s one way to test the waters without losing your shirt.
Bruce Brammall
JACKSON HEWETT: As bitcoin soars toward the magic $US100,000 mark, regulators see so much more beyond the ‘sideshow’.
Bitcoin has rallied past $US81,000 ($123,120) for the first time, boosted by president-elect Donald Trump’s embrace of digital assets and the prospect of a Congress featuring pro-crypto lawmakers.
Sidhartha Shukla
Bitcoin approached a record as traders around the world watched results trickle in from the US presidential election.
Olga Kharif and Teresa Xie
The Reserve Bank of Australia said it will focus on the possible use cases for a wholesale central bank digital currency given the modest likely benefits and potential complications from a retail variant.
Swati Pandey
Bitcoin touched the highest level since mid-June after Donald Trump expanded his pro-crypto agenda and as expectations for US Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts bolstered investor sentiment.
Bloomberg
Cryptocurrency manager DigitalX is talking up its future operating a Bitcoin exchange traded fund as it attempts to shake off the alleged legacy of founder Eugeni ‘Zhenya’ Tsvetnenko.
Neale Prior and Simone Grogan
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has just seen the listing of its first Bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund — ETF for short.
Marta Khomyn
Losses are piling up in the crypto market after its second-worst weekly decline of 2024, a reflection of cooling demand for Bitcoin exchange-traded funds and uncertainty over monetary policy.
Sidhartha Shukla and Muyao Shen
The first exchange-traded fund to invest directly in Bitcoin has made its entry onto the Australian Securities Exchange, with the cryptocurrency faithful cheering the start of a price war among ETF providers.
Daniel Newell
We use cookies so we can improve your experience on this site, analyse traffic and provide you with relevant advertising. To find out more, please see our Cookies Guide.
By continuing to use this site, you agree to our use of cookies.
