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Young, high-earning, digitally savvy: Always-on investors are changing markets (opens the original)
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Not so long ago, investing had a rhythm. Markets opened at 9.30am, closed at 4pm, and whatever happened in between was tomorrow’s problem. So what’s changed the rhythm of investing? A big part of the answer lies in cryptocurrency. Since Bitcoin’s creation in 2009, crypto has traded around the clock. There is no opening bell, no after-hours pause, and access is available from anywhere at any hour. At the same time, a younger generation of Australians has grown up expecting instant access to almos
Young, high-earning, digitally savvy: Always-on investors are changing markets (opens the original)
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Not so long ago, investing had a rhythm. Markets opened at 9.30am, closed at 4pm, and whatever happened in between was tomorrow’s problem. So what’s changed the rhythm of investing? A big part of the answer lies in cryptocurrency. Since Bitcoin’s creation in 2009, crypto has traded around the clock. There is no opening bell, no after-hours pause, and access is available from anywhere at any hour. At the same time, a younger generation of Australians has grown up expecting instant access to almos
Young, high-earning, digitally savvy: Always-on investors are changing markets (opens the original)
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Not so long ago, investing had a rhythm. Markets opened at 9.30am, closed at 4pm, and whatever happened in between was tomorrow’s problem. So what’s changed the rhythm of investing? A big part of the answer lies in cryptocurrency. Since Bitcoin’s creation in 2009, crypto has traded around the clock. There is no opening bell, no after-hours pause, and access is available from anywhere at any hour. At the same time, a younger generation of Australians has grown up expecting instant access to almos
Young, high-earning, digitally savvy: Always-on investors are changing markets (opens the original)
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Not so long ago, investing had a rhythm. Markets opened at 9.30am, closed at 4pm, and whatever happened in between was tomorrow’s problem. So what’s changed the rhythm of investing? A big part of the answer lies in cryptocurrency. Since Bitcoin’s creation in 2009, crypto has traded around the clock. There is no opening bell, no after-hours pause, and access is available from anywhere at any hour. At the same time, a younger generation of Australians has grown up expecting instant access to almos
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