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In their latest move, the Australian Tax Office is focussing on cryptocurrency assets, including capital gains made from investments.
While the body says some people make mistakes, there are also concerns that some people are using crypto to avoid tax.
Australians who have sold crypto, or NFTs will be required to calculate a capital gain or capital loss and record it in their upcoming tax return.
Authorities are warning that people can’t offset their crypto losses against a salary or wage.
The move comes as other nations like India begin taxing crypto gains.
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April saw Luna trading at about 100 dollars per Luna, but the crash had a ripple effect on the stable coin UST.
The changing algorithm pushed Bitcoin’s price down by over 20 per cent.
UST and Luna are now working together on plans to revive the two companies, causing the Luna price to surge over one thousand per cent.
The Chief Executive of UST says they “must reconstitute the chain to preserve the community and the developer ecosystem”.
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It may have been a horror few weeks for cryptocurrencies, but UAE airline Emirates has revealed it will be accepting Bitcoin as a payment service.
The moved was announce by the company Chief Operating Officer Adel Ahmed Al-Redha.
The airline is planning to recruit personnell to create applications that monitor client needs.
In addition, the airline will add non-fungible tokens (NFT) collectibles on its webpage.
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Swiss asset manager GAM Holding is negotiating with Terra developer Terraform Labs to potentially support its UST Stablecoin.
GAM said it could possibly invest between $2-3 billion to burn excess supply of UST, as the token gets dumped.
GAM intends to help Terra re-establish the UST peg back to $1.
The move comes amid reports that Terra was courting private capital help for supporting the UST peg. The blockchain reportedly sought for over $1.5 billion.
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