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Navigating the Complexities: Exploring Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), Banks' Crypto Adoption, Environmental Impact, and Bitcoin Criticism
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) Non-fungible tokens are digital assets that represent art, collectibles, games, and other such things. Their data, like cryptocurrency, is saved on the blockchain. NFTs ar...
BingX AI Arena Debuts, Bringing Competitive AI Trading in Copy Trading
PANAMA CITY, November 7, 2025 – BingX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 AI company, today announced the launch of BingX AI Arena, an interactive trading competition that brings together mult...
Bitcoin 2.0 - 2025 is the year crypto grew up (mostly!)
By Paul Quickenden, Swyftx New Zealand Country Manager If 2021 was the year crypto went ‘mainstream’ - with institutions piling in, NFTs exploding into culture and Bitcoin becoming dinner-table conve...
Australia’s Controversial 2025 Crypto Tax on Unrealised Gains: What Investors Must Know and Do Now
💸 What Is an Unrealised Gain? An unrealised gain is the increase in value of an asset that an investor holds but has not yet sold. For example, if an individual purchased Bitcoin at AUD 30,000 and it...
$1 Billion in Bitcoin (BTC) Disappear: Analysing the Market Implications
In recent weeks, the cryptocurrency market has witnessed a substantial shift in Bitcoin (BTC) reserves from exchanges to self-custody wallets. This movement involves over $1 billion in BTC, traditio...
The Impending Bitcoin Halving: Analysis and Implications
In the realm of cryptocurrency, few events command as much anticipation and speculation as the Bitcoin halving. Scheduled for April 20, the forthcoming halving is poised to reduce the BTC block rewa...
Bitcoin & Crypto in Australia: Regulation Tightens as Adoption and Risks Accelerate
Australia’s Bitcoin and cryptocurrency landscape is evolving rapidly as tighter regulation, rising adoption, and increasing consumer risks reshape the digital asset market. Bitcoin remains the domin...
Australian Police Crack Down on Crypto Crime Syndicate $58 Million Seized and 55 Arrested in Landmark Operation
Operation Ironside: Australia’s Largest Crypto-Linked Criminal Takedown In a decisive strike against organised crime and crypto-related money laundering, South Australia Police, in collaboration with...
An open letter to the IRD: supporting clarity while enabling growth
By: Paul Quickenden, Swyftx NZ Country Manager Most people don’t think about tax when they think about crypto. They think about price, volatility and maybe regulation. But tax is where things becom...
Koinly: The Leading Crypto Tax and Portfolio Tracking Solution
Koinly has swiftly established itself as one of the most reliable and innovative platforms in the cryptocurrency industry, especially in the realm of tax reporting and portfolio management. Founded in...
Unveiling the Ascension: Bitcoin Surpasses $66,000 Mark
In a groundbreaking surge, Bitcoin has catapulted above the $66,000 mark, marking a historic milestone in the digital currency's ascent. As of Wednesday, US time, Bitcoin proudly stood at $66,096, a...
The Rise and Fall of Cryptocurrencies: A Comprehensive Market Analysis
In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency trading, recent developments have caused significant fluctuations in the prices of top cryptocurrencies. In this article, we will explore the recent events th...
Global Perspectives on Cryptocurrency: Legalities, Regulations, and Security Concerns
South African Republic South Africa, which has suffered a high number of bitcoin frauds, is claimed to be putting in place a regulatory roadmap that would result in a regulatory framework. The...
2026 begins: Crypto’s heavyweight rumble - round by round
Was 2025 just the warm-up bell? If 2025 was the sniff-out phase in which investors cautiously stepped into the ring, then 2026 has seen them thrown down the gloves. Last year’s slow grind, institutio...
Why your money buys less every year — and how to fight back
Author: Paul Quickenden, Chief Commercial Officer, Easy Crypto Inflation is all over the news - it’s up and then it’s finally ‘within target’; but do we really understand it? I didn’t and although ...