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14/05/2026

Why are serious investors adding Bitcoin to their portfolios? Jake Pahor from the Coinstash Private team breaks it down.

The first reason is performance. Over the last decade, Bitcoin has outperformed many traditional mainstream investment products including gold. For investors thinking about diversification, that track record is worth understanding.

The second reason comes down to supply. Bitcoin has a fixed supply, similar to gold, which means it isn't correlated to money printing, inflation, or fiat currency in the same way traditional assets are. It has no central authority controlling it, and that gives it a store of value characteristic that holds up over time.

Two very different reasons, but both point to the same conclusion: Bitcoin is worth considering as part of a long-term, diversified portfolio.

Watch the clip below 👇 and learn more at coinstash.com.au/private

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Crypto involves risk. Always do your own research.

12/05/2026

Last night's Budget confirmed what property investors have been watching closely for some time.

From 1 July 2027, the 50% CGT discount is being replaced with an inflation-based model and a minimum 30% tax on capital gains in certain situations. Negative gearing on established residential properties purchased after last night is also being restricted.

For investors with significant exposure to residential property, the after-tax return calculation has changed materially. A property-heavy portfolio is not just concentrated in one asset class, it is concentrated in in the current tax policy. And that policy moved last night.

For investors thinking about what a more balanced allocation looks like from here, our article on the hidden risks in a property portfolio is worth reading. It maps the six structural risks every Australian property investor is exposed to, and why diversification is about more than just chasing returns.

https://coinstash.com.au/insights/hidden-risks-property-portfolio

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Always do your own research.

Your property portfolio isn't just bricks and mortar — it's an exposure to tax policy, credit settings, interest rates, state levies, planning rules, and tenancy regulation, all at once. If one or two of those shift against you at the wrong time, a leveraged portfolio feels it fast. And right now,...

12/05/2026

Rentvesting has become a mainstream strategy. Rent where you want to live, buy where the numbers make sense, and use the tax system to your advantage.

But the investment property side of that equation deserves more scrutiny. Many Australian investment properties run at a cash-flow loss once you subtract interest, strata, rates, insurance, and management fees. Capital is illiquid, entry costs are high, and the operational overhead is real.

A growing number of Australians are keeping the first half of the rentvesting logic while replacing the second. Instead of an investment property, they're directing capital into Bitcoin. Liquid, accessible, no stamp duty, no ongoing holding costs.

Over the five years from March 2020, Bitcoin returned approximately 1,053%. Australian property returned roughly 40% over the same period. The comparison isn't perfect, but it raises a legitimate question for anyone in the accumulation phase of building wealth.

Read the full article here: https://coinstash.com.au/insights/crypto-rentvestor

Educational purposes only. Not investment or financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Crypto involves risk. Always do your own research.

Rentvesting is going mainstream — but is an investment property really the best use of your capital? Discover why a growing number of Australian investors are choosing crypto over bricks and mortar for the accumulation phase of their wealth journey

08/05/2026

Time in the market beats timing the market. The numbers prove it.

Dollar cost averaging is one of the most powerful and underrated investing strategies, and for Bitcoin, the historical data makes a compelling case.

Three scenarios from our latest article:

An investor who started DCA into Bitcoin in January 2020, investing $1,000 AUD per month, deployed just over $70,000 over six years and now holds a portfolio worth approximately $180,000, even after a 46% correction from Bitcoin's 2025 highs.

An investor who started at the worst possible time, November 2021, right at the peak of the market, and kept buying through a 75% drawdown, is now sitting on an unrealised gain of approximately $30,000. A 60% return on invested capital. Even the worst timing still produced a positive return.

An investor who started in January 2018 and has been buying every month for eight years has deployed under $100,000 and now holds a portfolio worth approximately $430,000.

The principle is simple: invest a fixed amount at regular intervals, regardless of price. Let discipline do the work that market timing can't.

Read the full article here, authored by Jake Pahor: https://coinstash.com.au/insights/dca-the-case-for-consistency

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Crypto involves risk. Always do your own research.

07/05/2026

Most crypto platforms in Australia were built for traders. Coinstash was built for investors.

Co-Founder Ting Wang has seen the gap first-hand. There are millions of Australians who are serious about investing, whether that's through super, on behalf of their kids, or building long-term wealth. But most platforms don't address what those investors actually need.

Tax reporting is a good example. Investors want clean, accurate reports they can hand to their accountant and forget about at the end of the financial year. With a background in accounting and years of experience in the crypto space, Ting knew exactly where the gaps were, and built Coinstash to fill them.

Watch the clip below 👇 and learn more at coinstash.com.au

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Crypto involves risk. Always do your own research.

05/05/2026

The RBA has delivered its third rate hike of 2026. The cash rate now sits at 4.35%.

For property investors carrying leveraged portfolios, the pressure on cashflow is real. But interest rate risk is just one of six structural risks facing Australian property investors right now. The others are less visible day-to-day but no less significant: tax policy settings, credit conditions, state revenue changes, planning and zoning shifts, and tenancy regulation.

You don't need a property crash for any of these to matter. You just need one or two of them to move against you at the wrong time.

We've outlined all six in our latest article.

If you're holding leveraged properties into the second half of 2026, it's worth understanding how digital assets can complement your portfolio.

Read the full article here: https://coinstash.com.au/insights/hidden-risks-property-portfolio

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always do your own research.

30/04/2026

MegaETH ($MEGA) just listed 🚀

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*Not financial or investment advice. Crypto trading involves significant risk. Invest wisely and always do your own research.

30/04/2026

If you're trading large volumes of crypto, OTC trading is worth understanding.

OTC (over-the-counter) trading is designed for high-volume transactions, with a minimum trade size of $20,000 AUD at Coinstash. It's fee-free, so the price you're quoted is the price you get. And you get a dedicated broker with you every step of the way, from onboarding to executing the trade.

Duncan Wilson, Head of Sales at Coinstash, explains how it works in this clip.

To learn more, visit https://coinstash.com.au/otc

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Crypto involves risk. Always do your own research.

26/04/2026

Australia's crypto regulatory landscape is changing, and for investors, the details matter.

Coinstash Co-Founder and CEO Mena Theodorou sat down with Will Wright, Co-Founder of Imperial Wealth, to unpack what's coming and what it means in practice.

In this podcast, they cover the upcoming regulatory changes to the Australian crypto industry, AFSL requirements coming into effect on July 1, how regulation differs between centralised and DeFi crypto products, the upcoming travel rule and how it works in practice, and why security and long-term portfolio diversification remain critical considerations for any serious investor in this space.

If you're invested in crypto or thinking about it, this is a conversation worth your time.

Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGLB27HRYt4

Educational purposes only. Not financial, legal or investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always do your own research.

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24/04/2026

Is dollar cost averaging a good way to buy Bitcoin? For many investors generally, the answer is yes.

The idea is simple. Take the total capital you want to invest, set a time frame, and break it into regular purchases, whether that's weekly or monthly. Weekly buys give you a more granular average price. Monthly buys mean fewer orders to manage. Either way, the discipline of investing consistently over time removes the pressure of trying to time the market.

At Coinstash, the Auto Purchase feature makes this straightforward. Set up a recurring bank transfer, and every time it lands in your account, Coinstash automatically buys your chosen asset listed on the platform.

Jake Pahor, Account Executive on our Private Clients team, walks through exactly how it works in this clip.

Learn more at coinstash.com.au/private

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Crypto involves risk. Always do your own research.

23/04/2026

Dollar cost averaging (DCA) is one of the most powerful and underrated investing strategies. For Bitcoin specifically, it changes everything.

DCA is simple: instead of investing a lump sum all at once, you break your investment into regular, scheduled purchases. $100 a week, $1,000 a month: the amount matters less than the consistency.

For Bitcoin, where timing the market is notoriously difficult, DCA ssignificantly reduces the guesswork. Time in the market beats timing the market. And the numbers back it up. Based on historical backtest data, investing $1,000 into Bitcoin every month for the last 10 years would have built a portfolio close to $2 million through a simple, disciplined strategy.

Jake Pahor, Account Executive on our Private Clients team, breaks it down in this clip.

Learn more at coinstash.com.au/private

Educational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice. Crypto involves risk. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Always do your own research.