Kim Kardashian will pay $2 million to settle SEC allegations that she broke US rules by touting a crypto token without disclosing she was paid for the promotion.
New ATO guidance makes it clear that there is no tax payable for some types of “airdrops”,meaning some crypto investors could be in line for a tax refund.
The privacy coin,established in 2014,is a favourite of the online underworld.
For Sydney painter Yasmin Shima,making a regular income from her artwork seemed like something achieved only by major artists and Archibald prizewinners.
The Bank of England is undertaking an abrupt U-turn in policies to avert a meltdown of the UK financial markets,and it has managed to win a brief respite.
Ethereum has pulled off “The Merge,” a fundamental change in the way the platform operates. While that almost wipes out its heavy carbon footprint it,and its peers,are still searching for a killer app.
The collapse of Do Kwon’s TerraUSD rattled the crypto world this year. Now Korean authorities have asked Interpol for help in locating him.
A federal judge has largely rejected an attempt by Facebook’s owner,Meta,to suppress key documents,but the company has returned with fresh claims.
The bill,to be introduced by Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg,will also include new rules that would see Chinese banks disclose data on the use of China’s digital e-yuan currency to Australian regulators.
Many crypto fans hope that ‘the Merge’ will turn things around for the crypto movement,but the much-anticipated software update may introduce some new problems.
For the numerous sceptics and critics of the emerging world of Web3,Mark Carnegie has one question:can it be any worse than what’s currently on offer?