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Do you know this week’s news? Answer these 10 questions

Have you been paying attention this week? Test your knowledge across politics, business and world news.

  • Daniel Arbon

Meet the Australian fundies making a motza from the return of Trump

Bitcoin at $US100,000, stockmarkets setting records as tech and banking soars. These local investors are grabbing every opportunity to make big returns.

  • Joshua Peach
Australian investors have been piling into crypto since Trump’s decisive election victory.

Bitcoin smashes through $US100,000 as traders eye ‘huge re-rating’

Investors believe the change in attitude towards cryptocurrencies still hasn’t been priced in, making Thursday’s milestone just the beginning.

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  • Alex Gluyas

Bitcoin has hit $US100,000. Do we still care?

The cryptocurrency has burst through a historic milestone. But the bulls aren’t bragging, and the bears aren’t finger wagging. So what’s changed?

  • Jonathan Shapiro
People gather to demand South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol to step down in front of the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

How South Korea’s whirlwind stint of martial law jolted markets

The shock announcement sent Samsung shares plunging and reached into ETFs, government bonds and even bitcoin.

  • Carmen Reinicke, Maria Elena Vizcaino and Hooyeon Kim
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ASIC moves to expand its oversight of crypto and digital assets

The corporate regulator’s new guidance outlines more than a dozen examples of how it intends to assess what is in – and out – of financial services laws.

  • James Eyers

November

A bitcoin convention in Sydney rings crypto alarm bells

Bitcoin is up almost 130 per cent this year and the US election result put a rocket under crypto. But there are still plenty of ways to lose money in an (unregulated) bull market.

  • James Eyers
Bitcoin is climbing back toward the elusive $US100,000 price level.

Bitcoin’s wild ride towards $US100,000 – and why it matters

The flagship cryptocurrency has resumed its advance this week as investors took advantage of a sharp sell-off. Analysts say volatility is to be expected.

  • Alex Gluyas
Iren co-CEO Dan Roberts.

Bitcoin dividends? It’s possible, says Iren CEO

The chief executive of a Sydney-based, Nasdaq-listed bitcoin miner says the company could issue its shareholders cryptocurrency dividends.

  • Tess Bennett

Labor’s super tax plan felled by an aversion to simplicity

Readers’ letters on the fate of the superannuation tax; bitcoin fallacies; Victoria’s gift to the nation: governance at Cbus; the electricity market; advice from F1 drivers; and a Labor MP’s extinction pledge.

The Chook super fund is out of bitcoin and into bitcoin miners.

Buffett, bitcoin and a duct-taped banana: Welcome to our bubbly world

The surge in financial markets and cryptocurrencies since Donald Trump’s victory has raised concerns about pockets of speculation.

  • James Thomson
Australian investors in crypto through digital currency exchanges remain exposed given the absence of licensing laws.

Coalition attacks Treasury’s failure to produce crypto protection laws

More than a year has elapsed since Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones promised crypto regulation, leaving gaping holes as more Australians pile into bitcoin and digital coins.

  • James Eyers
Donald Trump with his sons: the US dollar is among the biggest beneficiaries of the president-elect’s sweeping victory.

Crypto markets prepare for bitcoin’s $US100,000 milestone

The world’s No.1 cryptocurrency is within striking distance of history as America prepares for a digital asset-friendly Trump administration.

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  • Alex Gluyas
The cryptocurrency has been turbocharged since Donald Trump’s election.

Bitcoin bursts past $US94,000 for the first time

The cryptocurrency was turbocharged by news that Donald Trump’s company was in talks to buy a digital token trading firm.

  • Medha Singh and Ankur Banerjee
Cryptocurrencies will be put to the market test when ETFs are developed for trading.

Bulls are calling the ‘golden age of crypto’. It’s not all about Trump

Donald Trump’s decisive election win has sent crypto markets surging. But pundits see a much bigger case for optimism around the sector.

  • James Thomson
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Bitcoin’s rally is showing no signs of slowing down.

‘The chase is on’: Bitcoin tipped to hit $US100,000 within weeks

A record rally in the flagship cryptocurrency has ETF providers reporting huge inflows and exchanges enjoying frenetic activity.

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  • Alex Gluyas
Donald Trump said during his campaign he wanted to make the United States “the crypto capital of the planet”.

The crypto industry spent $197m on the US election

The cryptocurrency industry spent more than $A197 million to back political candidates in the US election who supported softer regulations on crypto. It paid off.

  • Santul Nerkar
US shares rallied to record highs on Donald Trump election victory.

Trump trade sweeps across global markets on Republican victory

Bitcoin and US equities have surged and bonds have fallen as global investors scrambled to shore up their investments under a Donald Trump presidency.

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  • Joshua Peach
A Trump presidency is good news for crypto.

Bitcoin tipped to hit $US100,000 as euphoria floods crypto

Traders are betting its rally through $US76,000 is just the beginning of a powerful bull market, sparked by looser regulation under the return of Donald Trump.

  • Alex Gluyas
Billionaire Elon Musk support of Trump and backing of Dogecoin has sent the memecoin soaring.

Money piles into bitcoin as Trump wins election

Bitcoin rallied to a record on the prospect of Donald Trump returning the White House. Elon Musk-backed dogecoin, meanwhile, soared more than 20 per cent.

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  • Sarah Jones