Australian Crypto Ownership has Declined: Is there a

Crypto compliance ‘no longer optional’ under Australia’s new draft

Australian Crypto Ownership has Declined: Is there a Silver Lining?

According to the Australian Independent

Australia is “really falling behind” its global peers on crypto regulation, says Caroline Malcolm, head of international public policy at crypto analytics firm Chainalysis.

According to the Australian Independent Reserve Cryptocurrency Index IRCI 2025 there has been a sharp decline in crypto ownership in the country The drop has led to

Australian crypto ownership falls as millions await

Australia

Australia’s blockchain and cryptocurrency sector faced a significant downturn in 2025, experiencing a 14% year-on-year decline, according to KPMG’s Australia Fintech

Australia warned it is lagging behind on cryptocurrency regulation

Crypto exchanges and firms dealing with digital assets in Australia would no longer be able to avoid costly licensing under proposed guidance from the country’s corporate

According to a recent report

According to a recent report from Finder.com.au, as of June 2025, about 27 per cent of Australians, around 5.6 million people, have owned or expressed interest in owning

Industry figures say cryptocurrency consumers and businesses have been left in the lurch by a lack of regulation. ASIC says there are 400 registered crypto exchanges in

Australia ‘really falling behind’ on crypto protections after FTX

Bitcoin is back. But Australia is lagging on crypto innovation

Australian Blockchain and Crypto Firms See 14% YoY Decline in 2025