Finance

Stock exchanges are both highly regulated and help regulate share trading. Cryptocurrency exchanges, on the other hand, are virtually unregulated and serve no regulatory function.

The RBA has some interesting things to say about the possibility of how digital currency could work as an official, central bank-issued part of Australia's financial system.

There are few fraud victims while markets are green, but during a global economic downturn, misdeeds and subterfuge rise to the surface.

Australia's major sporting leagues doubled down on their big-budget NFT projects and blockchain 'degens' professed their faith in decentralised technology at Melbourne's bustling NFT Fest on Thursday.

In a legal challenge which could redefine how cryptocurrency platforms operate in Australia, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has sued Block Earner.

Finder has axed its year-old cryptocurrency investment product Finder Earn, becoming the latest high-yield offering to buckle as digital asset valuations tumble from their all-time highs.

The FTX debacle has resulted in renewed calls to action for crypto regulation, particularly when it comes to cryptocurrency exchanges in Australia.

The Australian-born, San Francisco-based firm invested in FTX as part of its third fund, which closed in September.

The International Cricket Council has confirmed the suspension of FTX branding and promotions at Australia's ongoing men's T20 World Cup.

ASIC has revealed its enforcement priorities with suspicious crypto companies, investment scams and greenwashing at the top of its hit list.

As crypto assets start to become household names, it's necessary to make sure that consumers are well informed on where they place their trust and finances, writes Block Earner co-founder and CEO Charlie Karaboga.

PayPal has apologised for a new policy that would've seen users penalised US$2500 ($3400) from their accounts for spreading what the company deemed misinformation.