Industry News

Three cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds due to launch in Australia have been delayed due to further checks still being undertaken.

Council Members of US city Fort Worth have voted in favour of a resolution to begin mining Bitcoin in a bid to become a crypto-friendly city.

US-based retirement plan provider Fidelity Investments is set to become the first major provider to allow savers to add Bitcoin to their 401(k) retirement plans.

Twitter’s board of directors has accepted Elon Musk’s offer to buy the company for $44 billion

Last week in crypto: crypto firms challenge EU legislation, Germany becomes the crypto capital, the University of Johannesburg issues its first blockchain-based certifications and US, crypto ownership is predicted to reach 20% by 2023.

The Cosmos Asset Management Bitcoin ETF, the first of its kind available in Australia, is set to be listed on the Cboe trading platform next week

For those avid Netflix watchers you would have seen a Netflix film released this month called “Trust No One: The Hunt for the Crypto King.”

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has raised $3.5 billion to fund the continued construction of its semiconductor factory in Arizona with plans for more on the horizon.

South Africa has been keeping up in the global race for an integrated, cross-border CBDC.

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) is pioneering the way in South African education by issuing degrees and other certifications that can be verified on a blockchain

Germany has knocked Singapore off its perch as the most friendly crypto country globally, according to findings in the Coincub crypto-friendly ranking guide, released every quarter

46 crypto firms are calling for a review of draft EU crypto legislation that the signatories claim would harm the $2.1 trillion industry