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Remember those old days with antennas, cable boxes, and jumbled signals? The thought of gaining immediate access to any TV show or movie at a moment's notice was only wishful thinking. But then, streaming services emerged, turning this daydream into a reality. We're no longer tied down by the random broadcast schedules of TV networks or the operating hours of local movie theatres.

The Feitian JuBiter wallet is a radical new product from the hardware security company, already well known for its FIDO2 keys, that provides a highly secure cryptocurrency wallet you can carry around and pair to your devices via Bluetooth.

San Francisco-based Kraken, a secure bitcoin exchange, has launched operations in Sydney, with the Australian dollar to become its seventh fiat currency.

The total value of B2B cross-border payments immutably stored on blockchain will exceed US$4.4 trillion by 2024 - up from US$171 billion in 2019, according to Juniper Research.

Australian cryptocurrency exchange Independent Reserve has launched a new platform feature which allows users to execute automated trading strategies.

Older Australians are getting into the cryptocurrency market, figures from the cryptocurrency exchange Independent Reserve show, with the percentage of investors aged between 45 and 54 increasing from 22% in 2017 to 29% this year.

Australian-based global payments provider Verrency is partnering with virtual currency payment provider Coinify to enable banks to securely offer their customers ability to use virtual currency for payments at any merchant around the world.

The ephemeral nature of cryptocurrencies has been underlined this morning by two stories: one claims bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies will hit zero, while the other says the cryptocurrency market could hit US$1 trillion this year with bitcoin surging to US$50,000.

China is set to block all websites, local and foreign, connected with trading in cryptocurrencies or initial coin offerings, a newspaper affiliated to the People's Bank of China says.

An Indian official has clarified that the country has not imposed, nor intends to impose, a ban on cryptocurrencies.

The value of bitcoin has fallen by as much as 25% overnight as news of crackdowns by governments in a number of countries spread.