Australian fintech landscape shrinks, blockchain, crypto take 14% hit
More than 7% of Australian fintechs closed in 2024, with blockchain firms leading the decline, a KPMG report revealed.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
More than 7% of Australian fintechs closed in 2024, with blockchain firms leading the decline, a KPMG report revealed.
Why this matters
This blockchain story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
One crypto wallet tied to a 20-year-old fraudster processed over $122M before Interpol closed in
Interpol said a crypto wallet linked to a 20-year-old fraud suspect processed more than $122.5 million over 10 months. Police in T...
Why crypto traders are ranking prop firms alongside exchanges in 2026 — and how to find the best ones
In 2026 a third category has quietly entered that consideration set — proprietary trading firms. Increasingly, sophisticated trade...
UK Treasury report on tokenization cites Ripple as convergence model
A Treasury-backed report targets putting repo, gilts and funds onchain within two years, and warms to permissionless networks that...
Cambridge Report Reveals Ethereum’s Energy Consumption Dropped 99.98% Post-Merge
The report stresses that “The Merge,” a foundational change in Ethereum’s consensus mechanism, reduced energy demand by 3.5 orders...
Social Finance 3.0: How Community Engagement Is Influencing Web3 and Digital Gaming
It’s quite a time to be looking at the world of online finance and gaming. If you’d told me a few years ago that we’d be talking a...
Top White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt takes military leave as Clarity Act advances
Witt's military leave could delay crucial crypto regulation, impacting market stability and legislative trust amid political compl...