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ETFs surge, SBF reflects from prison, and Ethereum prepares for the Purge
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Pricey Anniversaries and Costly Crypto Mistakes
Australian Crypto Tax Update, XRP's False Surge, and U.S. Legislation Against Chinese Blockchains
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Huobi & Mixin Hacks: The Crypto World's Vulnerabilities and NFT's Market Shift
The year that was 2022 ...
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DOGE climbs and DeFi thrives … plus more FTX aftermath
FTX collapse ripples through the sector ...
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Bitcoin’s rolling volatility falls below the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq
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The Merge, Doge and Do Kwon…
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The merge… the merge… The MERGE!
Fed Reserve meeting causes chaos across markets.
Analysts predict US$10K for bitcoin
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Defensive plays while Ethereum merge inches closer.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are inching closer to a major move.
Markets swing while inflation climbs.
Tax software for crypto, Koinly and Australian crypto exchange, Cointree join forces to make crypto taxes even easier.
Crypto market back above US$1 trillion as bitcoin and Ethereum rebound.
Regulators pace towards crypto legislation.
Europe adopts while hodlers hold strong.
Crypto lending continues to cause controversy.
Did Satoshi predict bitcoin’s bottom? And what happened to Solend?
The markets bear all while Celsius cease operations.
Institutions buy bitcoin while Cardano surges.
Bitcoin price rallies and the Terra returns
Meta eying Web3, defunct music platforms get new life, TerraLabs pushes revival plan.
TerraForm on the road to recovery while Bitcoin holds for now. Australian crypto taxation. Plans for new Bitcoin city.
Tepid signs of stability after a 5-day selloff flurry. Web3 developments. US blockchain regulation.
BTC across the globe. NFTs going Ape. DOGE could solve Twitter woes.
Bitcoin is looking over its shoulder, but hashrate is high. Sport and streetwear NFTs.
Bitcoin bounces but stabilises. Crypto regulation growing.
Bitcoin sell-off deepens but whales still landing buys. Russians punished for Ukraine attacks.
Bitcoin down but holding range. Crypto mining peaks at summit.
The Metaverse Gains More Attention With Celebrities Adopting NFTS. Meanwhile, BTC Closes in on the 2022 Record.
The crypto market sees modest growth while opinions on crypto regulation continue to be divided internationally.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin prices all spiked when Elon Musk tweeted his intent to continue holding the coins.
Crypto-fund-inflows tripled over the past week to a three-month high while gold spiked to AU$2,833 an ounce.
After Ukraine receives over AU$30 million in crypto donations, a strong 48 hours puts most coins up for the week.
Both traditional and crypto markets dropped as geopolitical tensions rose. Meanwhile, metaverse and NFT adoption continued.
What do Russia, Intel, Blackrock, Warren Buffett, YouTube and McDonald’s all have in common? They’re getting into crypto.
Bitcoin is up 16% for the week! It has broken above the 50 day Moving Average and now has the 200 day moving Average in sight.
The world’s governments can’t ignore crypto anymore. Russian, Indian, and US governments are all looking to regulate it.
Cardano briefly surpasses Ethereum’s transaction volumes, while 25% of small businesses plan to accept crypto payments in 2022.
Bitcoin is set to compete with gold ahead of inflation fears as a buy signal hints at a potential bull run
Terra’s growth this week has made it the second-largest decentralised finance (DeFi) protocol, overtaking Binance Smart Chain.
Terra’s growth this week has made it the second-largest decentralised finance (DeFi) protocol, overtaking Binance Smart Chain.
Inflation fears dampen the crypto market as the US Fed may hike interest rates in 2022, while Near protocol bucks the trend.
Bitcoin recovers after a sharp 27% drop, while Terra (LUNA) breaks AU$100 and becomes a top 10 cryptocurrency.
Institutional adoption continues as Australia’s Rest Super retirement fund announced they will invest in cryptocurrency.
El Salvador issues a billion dollar bond to build ‘Bitcoin City’ while Zcash announces a move to Proof-of-Stake (PoS)
Bitcoin Taproot upgrade goes live as Twitter and Reddit announce plans to enter the crypto space and take advantage of web3.
Bitcoin and Ethereum hit all-time highs as Zimbabwe considers legalising bitcoin and Commonwealth Bank offers crypto services.
Ethereum passes AU$6,000 for the first time, following the green light for crypto ETFs to launch in Australia.
Bitcoin and Ethereum break all-time highs as Mastercard announces plans to integrate bitcoin into their global payment network.
The crypto market reaches all-time highs with bitcoin leading the way, now the world’s 8th most valuable asset.
Weekly crypto inflows rose to a five-month high, while Ethereum miners are holding AU$2.7 billion ETH — a fifty month high.
Brazil moves another step closer to making bitcoin a legal currency, while a future-based bitcoin ETF may launch soon in the US.
Welcome to this week’s market update and another week in the extremely eventful cryptocurrency market.
Welcome to this week’s market update and another week in the extremely eventful cryptocurrency market.
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Welcome to this week’s market update and another week in the extremely eventful cryptocurrency market.
Welcome to this week’s market update and another week in the extremely eventful cryptocurrency market.
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Welcome to this week’s market update and another week in the extremely eventful cryptocurrency market.
The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, has invested hundreds of millions of dollars into bitcoin mining companies.
Despite lobbying from the crypto industry, the US Senate passed a provision that classifies crypto developers and miners as brokers for tax purposes.
EIP-1559 launched successfully. As Vitalik Buterin summarised, “Now it gets much easier to send a transaction that will get included in the next block.”
For the first time ever, Ethereum’s price rose for 12 days in a row. The move comes in the runup to the London hard fork that will activate EIP-1559.
Following a massive short-squeeze that saw over AU$1.2 billion of short positions liquidated, the crypto market shot upwards. Bitcoin touched AU$54k.
With AU$1.3 billion worth of shares being unlocked from the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, bitcoin’s price dropped to levels not seen since earlier this year.
“We are clearly in a consolidation phase which can also be called the ‘calm before the storm'. We are bound to see a breakout soon.”
In a bullish signal for both coins, the amount of bitcoin and Ethereum moved into cold storage has increased, lowering the risk of major sell-offs.
The venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz launched a US$2.2-billion fund that will invest in cryptocurrency projects.
The People’s Bank of China told financial institutions to stop facilitating cryptocurrency transactions. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin drop more than 20%.
Major banks continue to support cryptocurrency adoption, with Goldman Sachs planning to offer both Ether options and futures contracts.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele is sending a bill to Congress to make bitcoin legal tender in the Central American nation.
There’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding bitcoin right now, with the community is mixed in opinions of where bitcoin will end up.
Bitcoin (BTC) started the week at AU$52k and in typical fashion, found its low for the week on Sunday at AU$42k, a 20% drop within the five-day period.
Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled from AU$74k to AU$54k. This is the lowest bitcoin has been in the last three months with some signs showing a bear market.
Yet again, the crypto market flourished for many altcoins, while bitcoin (BTC) continued in a slight upward trend for the week.
The week that unfolded showed little signs of any significant price changes, however, a rally over the weekend encourages the potential for a bull run.
Most altcoins were recovering alongside bitcoin with standout performances from Matic Network (MATIC) up 123% for the week, and Fantom (FTM) up 56%.
Price action was oscillating in a downward trend, plunging the market cap leader more than 10% and seeing it tumble the most since February.
We can see the largest crypto by market cap forming yet another ascending triangle with the latest candle finding resistance at AU$83,356.
While BTC grinds mere percentage points away from a new all-time high, altcoins have seen a resurgence as bitcoin dominance continues to fall.
The growing interest in cryptocurrency investment in Australia has spread to the self-managed super fund (SMSF) sector, with funds attracted by the appeal of capital gains and the opportunity to add a new asset class to their portfolios.
Bitcoin’s famous volatility was on show this week! Bitcoin saw a dizzying AU$10k bounce from the steep low of AU$66,600 to a high of AU$76,600.
Bitcoin (BTC) began last week retesting the AU$70k level for support before going on an exciting 10% run to the upside.
Bitcoin (BTC) began last week sounding out AU$70k for support before the largest crypto by market cap sprung to a new all-time high of AU$78k.
On the back of a $1.9 trillion stimulus injection in the US and a strong rebound in stocks, bitcoin rose 17% like a phoenix to reclaim the AU$70k level.
Ranging between clearly defined levels AU$64k and AU$54k, bitcoin is attempting to find a floor here with neither bulls nor bears getting the upper hand.
It was a hugely bullish 7-days with new records set! The bulls finished the week with an almighty bolt to a new all-time high, reaching AU$73k.
Recapping Monday to Sunday last week in detail: we saw momentum clearly swing back to the bulls in the early part of the week with a strong rally of 9%.
BOOM! The market was thrown into absolute chaos when Tesla announced late Monday night that it had purchased AU$2 billion worth of bitcoin.
On the 29th of January, the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, changed his Twitter bio to #bitcoin and sent the market wild.
The last 7-days was another rollercoaster of rapid 20% swings in either direction. Now, bitcoin falls from the Symmetrical triangle into bear territory.
Thanks largely to institutional investors in the US, bitcoin’s positive move off the lows was over 30%, a total of AU$12,000.
What unfolded before our eyes this week was incredible, bitcoin set ANOTHER new all-time high (ATH), breaking its previous record set just last week.
Bitcoin’s jaw-dropping performance this past fortnight has certainly helped us leave 2020 behind and move onwards, and upwards, into 2021.
With money flowing into primarily bitcoin, the results for the altcoin market were mixed. Ethereum (ETH) inched higher, up 3%, whilst XRP was down 3%.
While bitcoin and the majority of the major cap altcoins saw no considerable loss or gain, XRP was hit hard, down 20%.
Where do we go from here? A quiet week in the market saw bitcoin cool off after just breaching it’s previous all-time high in the last week.
After a weekend of Black Friday discount prices, bitcoin rebounded to successfully establish a new record-setting price!
Are we there yet? As each week passes, we inch closer to reaching the previous All-Time High price for Bitcoin of AU$27,000.
In an exciting week for investors, bitcoin led all markets, bursting through the rising channel and claiming a new multi-year high of AU$22,000.
In an exciting week for investors, bitcoin led all markets, bursting through the rising channel and claiming a new multi-year high of AU$22,000.
Bitcoin has shown remarkable strength during a time when US Stocks are heading lower and the US Dollar moved higher, something we have rarely seen.
As BTC decides its next move, the alt coins have had a run. Litecoin was a big mover, up 20%, Polkadot was up 19%, and ChainLink was up 8% over 7-days.
Is bitcoin ready for the bull market? The bulls are in control and the macro events outside of crypto are pointing toward a positive end of 2020 for bitcoin.
Stairway to heaven? In a wild week for bitcoin investors, the largest crypto by market cap ripped through the AU$15,000 resistance level.
The sense is that the market is building towards a big move. This is the time for bulls to flex their muscles and put bears to the sword.
As bitcoin can so often do, the 4% gain we saw early in the week has now fully re-traced and it now finds itself at the key AU$15,000 level.
Bitcoin made a higher low and it gave bears an opportunity to hunt for lower price targets. Bitcoin is now consolidating.
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Was that the bottom? Bitcoin began the week getting crushed to a low of AU$13,500, and since then, it has recovered over 9%.
The pull back from AU$17,400 almost entirely erases the gains seen from the start of August in what is often described as a “Bart Simpson” pattern.
After dramatically breaking down from the range that supported price action for most of the month, bitcoin has found a floor at AU$15,400.
Is it time for consolidation? In a quieter week by bitcoin’s standards, the largest crypto by market cap ranged between AU$16,500 and AU$16,100.
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In the wake of last week's launch from AU$13,000 to AU$16,000, bitcoin has consolidated into a rising range with a positive “higher-low” structure.
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Did the sleeping giant awaken this week? In an explosive 48 hours, bitcoin managed a 21% thrust to the upside, a rise of around AU$2,200.
In a cracking end to the week, bitcoin made a decisive break to the upside after the largest crypto by market cap teetered on the crucial AU$13k level.
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Bitcoin’s ever shrinking volatility is now at record lows, which historically indicates that a big move in the cryptocurrency is fast approaching.
In the past 7 days, indecisive price action saw the largest crypto by market cap breakdown from the important AU$13,000 level, twice.
Ever since its failed push above $14,000, bitcoin has looked for lower prices and now finds itself ranging between AU$13,200 and AU$13,500.
Bitcoin appears to have been buoyed by rumours that PayPal and Venmo are launching cryptocurrency support for their 300m + users.
Interestingly, we saw bitcoin bounce in-sync with US stocks on the 16th, upon the news that the US FED would buy Corporate bonds.
Chop, chop, and more chop. The largest cryptocurrency by market cap has spent the week testing a shrinking range with no clear breakaway.
What a week in bitcoin! In the space of 7-days, the largest crypto by market cap rose 17% in a blistering AU$2,200 rally from the lows.
In the week that was, bitcoin saw a sell-off after weeks of up-trending toward AU$15,000 and at the time of writing, it sits at AU$13,510.
The world was abuzz with excitement as the bitcoin halving stole headlines, capping off a largely positive week that saw bitcoin peak at AU$15,500.
As bitcoin stole the show this week, most altcoins saw positive moves. Digibyte has been on fire lately, up by 68%, Theta is up 41%, and Siacoin is up 23%.
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Bitcoin has shown remarkable resilience building beneath AU$12,000 without any significant retracement.
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Analysts trace the recent dip to the selling of bitcoin ahead of China’s lunar New Year. Chinese traders have a big presence in the markets.
Bitcoin is up around 8% on the week and is now trading at AU$8,780. In the 17 days since the start of the year, bitcoin has risen 22%.
When you login to the Cointree trading site on your mobile, you will notice a new look and feel of the platform.
What a day! Our team enjoyed meeting so many accounting professionals and discussing all things digital currency, tax and SMSF.
We're excited to announce that we are finalists for the Digital Currency Exchange of the Year in the inaugural Australian Blockchain Industry Awards.
Cointree is delighted to announce that we are listed as finalists for the Digital Currency Exchange of the Year in the inaugural Australian Blockchain Industry Awards.
PayID is an instant online payment option that is supported by most Australian banking institutions. We are excited to provide customers with an immediate, simple and secure method to purchase digital currencies such as Bitcoin directly from Cointree.
PayID is an instant online payment option that is supported by most Australian banking institutions.
We are excited to share the results from our Quirky Crypto Survey. We have had over 2000 responses and some really interesting results!
Earlier this year we launched our new platform, cointree.com. Taking learnings from the last four years, we have built a foundation for years to come.
We are super excited to announce that Cointree now supports over 100 digital currencies on our platform.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful community for giving us suggestions on what coins to list, we will continue to list more coins regularly!
Cointree would like to confirm support for the upcoming Bitcoin Cash hard fork and will upgrade our systems to support the Bitcoin ABC client protocol.
Were you looking to buy cryptocurrency like bitcoin with Cash? Cointree allows you to be able to deposit $9k cash with our participating retail
POLi is an online payment option backed by Australia Post, that allows you to use your internet banking to securely pay for goods and services.
All of our early access members were gifted with 0% commission fees on all coin-to-coin trading.
We've added new coins to our platform, including Zcash, Siacoin and DigiByte.
We've rebranded and our new platform is full of exciting improvements so you can enjoy a simpler and smoother experience when you're trading!
For a smooth automated migration of your balances, you will need to have a new account created on the new platform using the same email address as your old account.
We're excited to announce that our sell coin feature is now available on the new platform. You can now cash in on your Bitcoin (BTC) directly from your dashboard!
Our new platform will have some of the lowest fees in the market, globally!
In case you've missed it, our Internet / mobile banking purchase limits have increased. We now have a daily limit of $8,000 and, a weekly limit of $20,000 (actual limits vary per customer).
We've added new coins to our platform, including Ripple (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), and Cardano (ADA).
Here is everything you need to know about the new Cointree trading platform and what it means for you.
Cointree is in the process of delivering the VEN mainnet swap to VET, this will be done automatically.
Coin to coin trading and withdrawals are now available on our new platform. This announcement sparks a chain reaction of exciting new features.
Cointree is partnering up with New Brighton Capital, who offer accredited SMSF accounting services and focus on helping Australians own crypto in their super.
We've added new coins, including Bancor (BNT), Civic (CVC) Factom (FCT) and IOTA (MIOTA).
All early access members are gifted with 0% commission fees on all coin-to-coin trading; you can enjoy this until the platform is feature complete.
For our supported coins Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), you can send and receive coins using your secure wallet in your Cointree account.
You are able to deposit BTC, BCH, and ETH directly into your Cointree account from an external wallet or a different digital currency exchange.
We are excited to announce that Cointree will be amongst the first organisations to be included in the Australian Government's Austrac 'Digital Currency Exchange Register'.
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