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Cryptocurrency

02 June 2025 • By [email protected] • 1 min read

AFCA anticipates surge in membership from crypto businesses

If ASIC’s proposed updates are implemented, AFCA will gain new cryptocurrency businesses, including digital asset platforms, as members.

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Aussie ETF market surges past $250bn as bitcoin dominates

Bitcoin has replaced gold as the asset class “du jour” in April, according to VanEck, as the broader Australian ETF industry surpasses $250 billion ...

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Bitcoin diverges from risk rotation, hitting key US$90k barrier

As investors continue to lose confidence in both growth assets and classic safe havens like US Treasuries, bitcoin has seen a quiet divergence.

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Bitcoin faces recalibration as market moves sideways

Bitcoin has dropped over 20 per cent from its January highs, now trading lower amid macroeconomic pressures and regulatory developments.

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Bitcoin finds 6 figures again as optimism grows

The cryptocurrency has found its highest level since February, with investors remaining bullish on bitcoin’s growth.

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Bitcoin forecast to strike US$200k by year’s end

Improving market sentiment, coupled with political engagement around digital assets, could see bitcoin reach US$200,000 by the end of 2025, Global X ...

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Bitcoin hits fresh record on Pizza Day amid institutional wave, regulatory clarity

Institutional adoption and growing regulatory clarity have propelled bitcoin to a fresh record high on Bitcoin Pizza Day, after the digital asset ...

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Bitcoin reclaims 2025’s losses despite ongoing turbulence

The YTD returns for the world’s largest cryptocurrency have returned to positive territory, signalling a potential shift in momentum for the risk ...

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Crypto ETFs struggle as broader ETF market sees valuation rotation

A noticeable shift away from the US market coincided with a 0.9 per cent market cap decline for the ETF industry in February.

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Crypto industry urges immediate action following Labor’s re-election victory

As the Albanese government secures a resounding re-election win, the crypto industry is calling for swift action on digital asset reform, emphasising ...

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Crypto’s absence in budget highlights Australia’s hesitation on digital assets

As global economies take steps to embrace the adoption of digital assets, the government’s fourth budget hand down suggests that Australia is destined ...

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Cryptocurrency turns on a dime despite strong weekend rally

While Trump’s signal of progress on the US administration’s cryptocurrency reserve sparked a brief market rally, broader economic concerns and trade ...

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Gold and bitcoin diverge as latter’s ‘safe-haven credentials’ come into question

The case for cryptocurrency as “digital gold” is losing momentum as physical gold continues to demonstrate its ability to shine in periods of extreme ...

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Innovation tipped for Australian crypto ETFs as 2024 sees $330m in flows

Australian cryptocurrency ETFs have attracted over $330 million in flows for 2024, with Marc Jocum of Global X stating that the market is poised for a ...

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InvestorDaily Special Video Report 2025 – Cryptocurrency

In this video report, InvestorDaily is joined by Pav Hundal, lead market analyst at Swyftx, to unpack the evolving role of cryptocurrency in modern ...

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Longo calls crypto ‘highly speculative’ and risky, urges greater transparency

The ASIC chair has reiterated that while cryptocurrency is “highly speculative” and risky, it is not illegal.

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Major parties see ‘attitude change’ towards crypto as election looms

As Australia’s federal election approaches, both major parties are working to establish a regulatory framework that encourages investment within the ...

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Zenith criticises crypto for falling short as inflation hedge and diversifier

An asset allocation lead is not convinced that cryptocurrencies can serve as a hedge against inflation or as a diversifier.

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