cryptocurrencies

Tick-tock, next block. Since bitcoin was launched in 2009, the issuance cycle has been known. The bitcoin issuance cycle is quite different to equities, where...

Crypto assets have regularly crashed, anywhere from 20% to 50%, explains Justin Arzadon from BetaShares. But a ‘winter’ is a decline of 70% or more over a period of...

It’s no secret that achieving outsized returns with a traditional asset management approach has become more and more difficult in recent years.At the same time, we saw...

It is no secret that the cryptocurrency asset class is volatile; however, it has proven to provide investors with outsized returns not seen in decades. Investors with...

The capacity to self-custody cryptocurrencies generates an immeasurable opportunity for current, and potential market participants. Through the removal of...

With the market capitalisation of cryptocurrency assets surpassing USD$2 trillion in 2021, it is certainly an exciting time to join the cryptocurrency finance...

Over the past two years, cryptocurrencies have emerged from the fringes of capital markets to become regular talking points within asset allocation discussions. Mike...

In December 2019, Bitcoin, a decentralised digital currency without a government guarantee, conventional bank-backing, or demonstrated utility as a scalable medium of...

Cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens and decentralised autonomous organisations are all built on a blockchain. But what exactly is a blockchain? Kanish Chugh from ETF...

In the AFR I write that it turns out 2021 was not the panacea to the pandemic we all hoped for. While we made progress, COVID-19 continued to influence life as we...