Andrew Fenton

1 week ago | cryptostudent.io | Andrew Fenton

The Australian crypto industry has called on the newly reelected Labor government to urgently make digital asset legislation a top priority to ensure Australia doesn’t fall further behind global markets. The incumbent Australian Labor Party was returned in a landslide on May 3, picking up 54.9% of the two-party-preferred vote, against the Liberal and National Parties on 45.1%.

1 week ago | cointelegraph.com | Andrew Fenton

Andrew Fenton 2 minutes ago The crypto industry has called on Australia’s reelected government to make good on its promises and prioritize crypto legislation early in its new term. 9 Total views Listen to article 0:00 Analysis COINTELEGRAPH IN YOUR SOCIAL FEEDThe Australian crypto industry has called on the newly reelected Labor government to urgently make digital asset legislation a top priority to ensure Australia doesn’t fall further behind global markets.

1 week ago | cointelegraph.com | Andrew Fenton

Andrew Fenton 2 minutes ago No matter who wins Saturday's election in Australia, crypto legislation developed with the industry is set to finally happen this year. 9 Total views Listen to article 0:00 Analysis COINTELEGRAPH IN YOUR SOCIAL FEEDDespite reports in February suggesting that 2 million pro-crypto voters could decide the outcome of this week’s Australian Federal Election, crypto has barely rated a mention during the campaign.

2 weeks ago | cointelegraph.com | Andrew Fenton

Crypto AI rises againThe crypto AI sector is showing signs of life, with the combined market cap increasing by more than one-third in the past two weeks. The sector soared to a combined market cap of $70.42 billion back in mid-January and just as quickly plummeted back to earth, bottoming out at $21.46 billion on April 9, according to CoinMarketCap. It’s now back at $28.8 billion, with much of the growth in the past week.

3 weeks ago | cointelegraph.com | Andrew Fenton

For years, the default assumption in the Ethereum community has been that it will inevitably become the global settlement layer for finance. It didn’t matter that retail was jumping ship for faster and cheaper chains like Solana and Aptos — TradFi would recognize that Ethereum is the most battle-tested, credibly neutral and decentralized network, making it the only viable option for what Boston Consulting Group predicts will be a $16.1-trillion market by 2030.