Swyftx acquires Easy Crypto, forming Australasia's second-largest crypto exchange.
Swyftx acquires New Zealand's Easy Crypto, expanding access to 1.1 million customers, while both platforms remain separate entities.
Swyftx acquires New Zealand's Easy Crypto to expand its regional operations.
Australian broker Swyftx is set to acquire New Zealand's Easy Crypto, citing U.S. policy changes under Trump as favorable for the deal.
Lightning Pay NZ aims to empower New Zealanders by enabling them to reclaim financial sovereignty.
Governments worldwide are intensifying crackdowns on Bitcoin ATMs, linking them to criminal activity like fraud and money laundering. This regulatory scrutiny could significantly impact the crypto industry's kiosk segment.
Cryptocurrency is revolutionizing New Zealand's online casino market with its innovative financial solutions.
Explore what Bitcoin could signify for Australia and New Zealand in a discussion with Vijay Boyapati.
Cryptopia is finally refunding its users! Bankruptcy proceedings have started distributing $225 million to account holders affected by its 2019 insolvency. Grant Thornton is overseeing this massive payout to get users a fair share of their digital assets.
Bitcoin's performance in New Zealand throughout 2024 is under review. Insights and discussions on its impact, challenges, and advancements are key highlights. Dive into the yearlong journey of Bitcoin in New Zealand.
Cryptopia is finally refunding hack victims after years in liquidation. Over 10,000 users to get a piece of NZD 400 million in the initial phase, restoring hope for affected account holders.
Buy avocados with Bitcoin in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty! 🌬️ The future of shopping is here. 🍏
New Zealand's FMA warns about growing crypto scams targeting users on social media, especially YouTube and messaging platforms.
A survey by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand indicates widespread skepticism towards central bank digital currencies, primarily due to privacy concerns.
Aness Kattan discusses Structural Engineers NZ's Bitcoin treasury strategy on TTOV podcast.
AI Orangutan raised $49k for rainforest charities and released a short film in collaboration with TED.
MicroStrategy's co-founder Michael Saylor plans to follow the vision of Bitcoin's creator, aiming to leave his wealth to humanity, showcasing his lasting impact on the cryptocurrency landscape.
Chainlink introduces CCIP Private Transactions using Blockchain Privacy Manager, enhancing security for financial institutions. ANZ Bank is among the first to adopt this innovation.
ANZ implements Chainlink's CCIP Private Transactions, potentially impacting LINK token's market dynamics.
Presence launches a beta version of its platform to help coaches, teachers, and experts monetize online quickly.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand discusses inflation with Don Brash alongside Cody Ellingham.
The New Zealand Revenue Minister proposed a tax bill to regulate crypto assets, leveraging the OECD’s Crypto Asset Reporting Framework to enhance transparency.
New Zealand is planning to implement the OECD's Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) to boost market transparency. From April 1, 2026, crypto-asset service providers must report user transactions.
New Zealand’s Minister of Revenue, Simon Watts, has introduced a bill that could impact the country's cryptocurrency ecosystem by implementing the OECD Crypto Reporting Framework.
New Zealand-based crypto-asset service providers will have to collect information on users' transactions starting April 1, 2026.
New Zealand is preparing new crypto regulatory laws focused on taxation. Simon Watts announced these changes on August 26, 2024.
New Zealand proposes a new bill for crypto taxes based on an OECD framework.
New Zealand's government proposed adopting the OECD's crypto-reporting framework to align with international standards.
New Zealand plans to adopt the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) to enhance cryptocurrency regulation, as per Revenue Minister Simon Watts’ proposal in a new bill.
New Zealand introduces a new tax bill with an OECD crypto reporting framework. Crypto service providers failing to comply may face fines between $12,000 and $62,000.
New Zealand plans to implement OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework by April 1, 2026, with initial reports due by June 30, 2027. Non-compliance penalties range from NZD 300 to 100,000 for providers and NZD 1,000 for users.
New Zealand's revenue minister proposed adopting OECD's crypto reporting standards to the Legislature.
