Revolution, not evolution: the crypto dilemma
New asset class; important portfolio diversifier — it's the same old drama, when it comes to the crypto world. Too many people retain their first impression of crypto, and ignore the ecosystem's impressive progress, writes Sandy Kaul of Franklin Templeton.
Digital asset ETFs surge, but US advisers have little interest in recommending them
The relative lack of adoption in advice isn't particularly surprising given its volatile nature and the unregulated state of the digital asset sector. But that may be about to change.
Government forces crypto into the regulatory fold
Concerned by collapses of crypto platforms both here and abroad, the government has put forward a plan to bring digital asset platforms into the Australian Financial Services Licensing system.
Crypto in the shade as ledger technology applications take centre stage: Invesco
Cryptocurrencies may take up most of the headlines, Invesco says, but the real investment potential lies in the technology and the trading platforms behind them - despite the shocking FTX blowup.
FTX collapse shatters trust in cryptocurrency
The collapse of the fifth largest cryptocurrency exchange, joining a growing list of crypto casualties this year, has raised serious doubts about the asset class. Observers say more rigorous oversight is coming.
Block survey reveals Aussies relatively optimistic about Bitcoin
Too much volatility and an uncertain regulatory outlook are the most common reasons for people to avoid Bitcoin, though Australia ranks higher than the UK, Italy, Germany, Canada and France in terms of optimism about the cryptocurrency, according to the 2022 Block Bitcoin Survey.
ATO draws up hit list for 2021-22 tax returns
The Australian Taxation Office has warned people not to make the mistake of double-dipping their deductions in their tax return this year after identifying this as a common problem, especially in relation to work-related expenses.
