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Australia ‘really falling behind’ on crypto protections after FTX collapse
Despite a year of high-profile crypto blow-ups, Australia finds itself ringing in another Christmas without any serious regulation for the sector in place
- Dominic Powell
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Binance Australia boss says country has ‘too many’ crypto exchanges
Binance Australia boss Leigh Travers believes the local market has too many exchanges and the current downturn will likely mean the end for some.
- Dominic Powell
Can NFTs revolutionise funding for films and creative projects?
Writer and director Gary Eck hopes his sci-fi film Amygdala will be the first to be funded through the sale of NFTs.
- Tim Biggs
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Why crypto exchanges’ proof of assets can’t be trusted after FTX collapse
Former local Binance boss Jeff Yew says the efforts from exchanges to soothe investor concerns over their assets should be taken with a grain of salt.
- Dominic Powell
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FTX collapse a ‘mini GFC’, but no death knell for crypto
The chief executive of one of Australia’s largest crypto exchanges says the collapse of US exchange FTX highlights the need for urgent regulation.
- Dominic Powell
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Why crypto investors will need to rethink risk after near collapse of FTX
Trent Barnes, chief innovation officer at digital asset firm Zerocap, says the FTX debacle has shaken the industry ‘to the core’.
- Dominic Powell
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A new type of company: Meet one of Australia’s first DAOs
Decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) are a new entity with no central structure, rules encoded in computer programs, and are entirely self-governing.
- Dominic Powell
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Fool’s gold: Tearing down crypto’s ‘quasi-libertarian pyramid scheme’
British software engineer Stephen Diehl is on a mission to convince policymakers about the major pitfalls of crypto.
- Dominic Powell
How young rich lister Kieran Warwick sold $120 million of virtual property
For most, the idea of spending tens of thousands of dollars on a parcel of digital “land” is unfathomable. But in the world of Illuvium, demand from buyers has been running hot.
- Dominic Powell
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‘Like the printing press’: Why these academics say crypto needs institutional reform
Could blockchain and cryptocurrency fundamentally change how the world functions like the steam engine or the printing press?
- Dominic Powell
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