Foreign media: FTX Australia’s creditors are expected to recover their funds in full

Microsoft Invest A$5 Billion to Australia’s Technological Landscape

Microsoft recently announced intentions to invest a significant A$5 billion ($3.2 billion) to strengthen its presence in the Australian market.

FTX Australian Entity Dealt A Heavy Blow: License Cancelled By Regulators

FTX, the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange, has had its financial license for the local subsidiary, FTX Australia, revoked by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).

Binance Australia Offices Searched Amid Ongoing Probe

Binance Australia has halted AUD transfers following the search and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission's decision to cancel its derivatives license.

Binance Australia Unexpectedly Cut Off From Local Banking System: Here’s More

On May 18, Binance Australia made an announcement regarding the suspension of its dollar services. This action was taken in ...

Australian Markets Regulator Is Reviewing Binance Australia's Derivatives Services

FTX Creditors List Include Apple, Google, Amazon, WSJ, and Even Australia’s Govt

A filing dislosed that 9,693,985 people and companies, including Google, Apple, Amazon, and Meta, were affected by the FTX crash.

ASIC Suspends FTX Australia’s AFS Licence

ASIC has suspended the Australian financial services licence of FTX Australia Pty Ltd (AFS licence 323193) until 15 May 2023.

Binance Australia CEO: regulations will establish higher standards in crypto

Leigh Travers feels that a change in Australia’s government will slow down work on crypto regulations that could prove that the industry is already operating at a higher level than traditional finance.

Commonwealth Bank Of Australia Suspends Cryptocurrency Trading Testing

The endless possibilities and advantages of the cryptocurrency space have been a push for engagements. Several countries, brands, and individuals ...

Commonwealth Bank of Australia recognizes risk of missing out on cryptocurrencies

“We see the risk of participating, but we see the bigger risk of not participating,” CBA chief executive Matt Comyn said of the bank’s recent cryptocurrency adoption.