Wondering what the best crypto to buy right now is? Or maybe a sound cryptocurrency investment to buy for the future? Or just lost in a world of money pirates, hype trains and weirdly profitable dogs? Allow us to cut through the bullshit and bring you the latest, recommended crypto to buy right now.

These are the cryptocurrency coins that are trending each month, from legitimate-looking sustainable alternatives to Bitcoin, to completely silly meme coins that could make you a quick buck (or go to zero faster than you can say “wen lambo”).

Disclaimer: this is not financial advice. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. The cryptocurrencies mentioned below may not necessarily be ones we recommend you buy right now, but are the ones seeing traction or being talked about in the news. Before you invest in any cryptocurrency, you should make sure you are in a financially solid position.

November 2022

Monthly Market Overview

Looks like crypto’s back on the menu! In some much needed reprieve for the blockchain industry, crypto asset prices recuperated throughout October — or Uptober as crypto traders prefer to call it — with the total market gaining a solid 7.6% in the final few days of last month.

Now, before we get stuck into this month’s picks, let’s take a quick look around at the most notable events that went down in crypto land so we can get a better idea of what else might happen moving forward. 

While news of Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover dominated the newscycle and created a pretty bullish uptrend for Dogecoin, a bunch of other possibly more important stuff happened as well.

For starters, Reddit low key onboarded three million news users into NFTs by calling them “digital collectibles” seeing millions of users create crypto wallets on the Polygon (MATIC) blockchain. Some of the collectibles were going for upwards of $40k a pop at the height of the trend, showing that people are still more than willing to throw some substantial cash at digital assets. 

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey revealed plans to launch a decentralized social media app called Bluesky Social while Bitcoin snuck into the Guiness Book of World Records. Overall, the sentiment heading into this month is undeniably bullish, which means the following picks are all going to be extra spicy.

Binance Coin (BNB)

Price at the time of writing: $253 (AU$392)

Market Cap: $52.2 billion (AU$80.8 billion) – #2 overall

Taking out the number spot for November is Binance Coin (BNB). Why, you might ask? Well for starters, other exchanges have begun seeing their market share decline, and at the time of writing Binance (the world’s largest exchange by daily trading volume) currently facilitates roughly 55% of all crypto transactions on any given day.

The exchange’s dominance has been expanding over the last few months, with the company establishing new offices throughout central Africa, Brazil, France, Dubai and New Zealand. The BNB token acts in large part as fuel for the exchange’s operations. So, if we do see a return to even mild bear market conditions, it wouldn’t be crazy to think that the price of BNB would see a fairly major uptick following it. 

Dogecoin (DOGE)

Price at the time of writing: $0.15 (AU$0.23)

Market Cap: $20.8 billion (AU$32.3 billion) – #8 overall

Yup. You read that right. Number 2 on this month’s list is Dogecoin (DOGE). While it’s easy to shake your head and poke fun at the memecoin, there’s no denying that this little puppy is hot property right now. Following Elon’s Twitter saga, the token is currently up a whopping 150% in the last seven days at the time of this writing. 
Elon Musk literally just posted a not-so-cryptic Tweet of his doge sitting next to a Hallowen pumpkin, an obvious nod to Dogecoin. Predictably trader’s have jumped on the action, and sent the price of the token skyrocketing upwards, with DOGE up 26% in the last 24 hours. Now you might be thinking that it’s set up for a dump really soon and that’d be fair.

However, Elon is notoriously unpredictable and if he keeps posting about DOGE or makes an announcement that Twitter will begin accepting it for payments — which isn’t the craziest idea if some of his leaked conversations are any sign — then investors can reasonably expect to see the DOGE rally sustained over the coming weeks.

SHIBA INU (SHIB)

Price at the time of writing: $0.000012 (AU$0.000018)

Market Cap: $6.7 billion (AU$10.47 billion) – #17 overall

That’s right, another dog token on this month’s hot tips. Now before you think we’re just being lazy, you might be a little surprised to find that a “memecoin” — like Shiba Inu (SHIB) has recently undergone a crucial transformation from shitcoin to legitcoin. 

SHIB was genuinely nothing more than a hyper-speculative shitcoin in the past (much like its pooch-themed counterpart DOGE was as well) but over the past few months, its developers have created an entire ecosystem in which the token provides holders with real utility. They’ve also introduced the SHIB burning portal ShibBur that will see the overall supply of the token decrease over time, (hopefully) driving up the price of all existing SHIB. 

However, the real reason SHIB made the cut on this month’s list is because new data from the crypto analytics firm Santiment shows that SHIB — the self-titled “Dogecoin killer” — typically follows the price of action of Dogecoin (DOGE) quite closely. And with Elon’s Twitter takeover sending the price of DOGE soaring more than 100% over the last week, it might be worth taking a look at what SHIB does in the next few weeks as well.

It’s also worth noting that SHIB also tends to run hard when the price action of DOGE begins to subside as speculators continue to hunt for a pump. Just something keep in mind…

October 2022

Monthly Market Overview

September certainly kicked things off the right way, but ultimately failed to deliver any long lasting gains. Overall, the crypto market lost even more ground, with the total crypto market valuation closing the month down 5.6% from where it began. In an interesting turn of events, crypto actually outperformed the stock market which finished up September at a 10% loss from the beginning of the month.

This is significant because it means that crypto might finally be “decoupling” from its strong correlation with stonks, meaning that more investors are starting to see cryptocurrencies as standalone assets worthy of individual attention.

So, what were the most notable events in the crazy world crypto and what should be keeping an eye on this month?

For starters, Ethereum’s  long-awaited Merge upgrade went through on September 15, marking the blockchain’s official transition to Proof-of-Stake which will see it use 99.95% less energy as well as handle up to 100,000 transactions per second (which is really good news for Ethereum fans). 

Unfortunately for ETH investors, they quickly found out who was right and who was wrong in the great “buy the rumor, sell the news” debate, with the price of ETH plummeting nearly 30% in the week following the upgrade. This ETH sell off was unfortunately timed with the US Federal Reserve hitting the markets with a “sledgehammer” and sparked a broader downturn in cryptomarkets. 

While crypto may have hiccuped its way through September, the general sentiment towards the crypto market is one of excitement, which makes it easier to share some positive predictions for the coming month of October. 

Cardano (ADA)

Price at the time of writing: $0.43 ($0.67 AUD)

Market Cap: $11 billion ($17.2 billion AUD) – #8 overall

Launched in 2017 by Ethereum co-founder Charles Hoskinson, Cardano (ADA) is marketed as a “third-generation” cryptocurrency that solves the main problems faced by both Bitcoin and Ethereum. It’s designed with speed in mind, with Hoskinson saying that it offers users fast, secure transactions as well as being a platform for running decentralized applications and smart contracts. ADA can be viewed as a dormant “Ethereum-killer” 

Now might be a very good time to pick up some Cardano at a bargain, as the token is currently down 80% from its all-time high in September last year when the market responded poorly to a new upgrade called the Alonzo Fork. The number of developers on the Cardano blockchain continues to grow, so when the project does start to deliver utility in the crypto space, it’s very likely to surge in value.

Put very simply, investors in Cardano are making a bet that while it doesn’t offer crypto users all that much right now, it may provide them with huge utility in the future. To this point, a growing number of users have been accumulating the token while the price remains low. If crypto returns to  bull market conditions, ADA looks primed for a big pulse in price.

Quant (QNT)

Price at the time of writing: $143 (AU$220)

Market Cap: $2 billion (AU$2.34 billion) – #38 overall

Quant (QNT) is an interesting and sort of technical addition to this month’s picks. Quant launched in June 2018 with the goal of “connecting blockchains and networks on a global scale”. It’s developers marketed the blockchain network as being able to achieve this goal without reducing the efficiency and interoperability (a fancy word for transferring programs and tokens from one blockchain to another) of the network.

According to It is the first project to solve the interoperability problem through the creation of the first blockchain operating system. With the increasing prevalence of hacks and exploits of things called ‘cross-chain bridges’’ investors may look to Quant as a safe haven in these troubled times. If this occurs throughout October it’d be reasonable to expect the price of the network’s native QNT token to drive upwards. 

Flow (FLOW)

Price at the time of writing: $1.60 (AU$2.45)

Market Cap: $121 million (AU$177 million) – #2753 overall

The Flow network is a blockchain project created by DapperLabs in 2018 and it currently hosts some of the largest and profitable sets of sport-related NFT collections in the industry. It markets itself as the “foundation for a new generation of games, apps and the digital assets that power them”. 
At the time of writing, partners that use the Dapper Labs network to host their NFT collections include the NBA, Warner Music Group, the AFL and the UFC. Basically the investment case for FLOW is this: if investors are bullish on the long term potential of sports-related NFTs to help major sporting leagues capitalize on fan engagement then FLOW is a sure fire pick.

September 2022

Monthly Market Overview

August proved an interesting month for digital assets, but ultimately the crypto market lost ground, with the total crypto market cap closing the month down 9.3% from where it began on August 1. The stock market followed a similar trend, however retained more overall value, only down 3% for the month. 

So, what were the most notable events in the wild world of crypto and what should be keeping an eye on this month?

For starters, the crypto industry collectively freaked out about the Merge — Ethereum’s upcoming upgrade that’s scheduled for September 15.  The Merge will see the Ethereum network become faster, massively increase its transaction capacity and slash its overall energy consumption 99.95%. Ethereum’s native token Ether (ETH) will definitely be one to watch this month…

Then, in less-fun news, the cryptosphere watched on in horror as Tornado Cash was blacklisted by the US and the guy responsible for writing its code, Alexey Perstev was jailed. These events set a concerning precedent for privacy in the space and cast a shadow of doubt on the future of development for coders working in the blockchain industry.

As usual, there was never a boring day in crypto, and while the market declined overall, the general sentiment throughout the crypto market is one of excitement, making it a little easier to share some positive predictions for the coming month of September. 

Ethereum (ETH)

Price at the time of writing: $2,339 (AU$3,434)

Market Cap: $285.7 billion ($419.5billion AUD) – #2 overall

Last month, Ethereum (ETH) went on a face-melting rally and left every other major league crypto asset in the dust — surging more than 60%. Its price has since declined but the Merge upgrade, scheduled for September 15 is still sparking a bunch of excitement throughout the broader crypto market. 

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes, predicts that Ethereum will more than double in value from here to reach a $5000 valuation by May next year, following on from a successful Merge. In a blog post titled “ETH-Flexive”, Hayes outlines his reasoning for why he believes the price of Ethereum will surge post-Merge.

“If the merge is successful… traders will buy ETH today, knowing that the higher the price goes, the more the network will be used and the more deflationary it will become, driving the price higher, causing the network to be used more, and so on and so forth,” he explained.

“This is a virtuous circle for bulls,” Hayes concludes.

The Sandbox (SAND)

Price at the time of writing: $1.39 (AU$2.04)

Market Cap: $2 billion (AU$2.94 billion) – #38 overall

The Sandbox is easily the most promising and currently undervalued metaverse project around. While its competitors include Decentraland and Yuga Lab’s Ape-themed world, Otherwise, the Sandbox easily outstrips them in terms of graphics, playability and functionality. 

These Sandbox metaverses utilizes NFTs and in-game digital currencies, such as its native SAND token — to house ecosystems in which users can buy, sell, trade and engage with virtual assets. The Sandbox is incredibly similar to traditional massively multiplayer online games (MMOs), where players can create avatars and roam freely through a globally connected landscape, build pixelated infrastructure, attend events, engage in competitions and buy digital real estate on NFT marketplaces such as OpenSea.

Euler Finance (EUL)

Price at the time of writing: $12.20 (AU$2.04)

Market Cap: $121 million (AU$177 million) – #2753 overall

There’s no simple way to describe Euler Finance. It’s a very complex protocol that automate risk analysis in the wild and extremely complicated world of Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

At the time of writing, DeFi is dominated by two widely-known decentralized lending protocols: Aave and Compound. These two protocols collectively account for nearly 50% of the total DeFi market share, with Aave holding $6.89 billion in total value locked (TVL) and Compound holding $3 billion in TVL, according to DeFi Llama. 

Now Euler Finance is a permissionless (meaning there’s literally no humans involved in the decision-making process) protocol that automatically manages risky DeFi assets and figures out rates for lending and borrowing. This means that Euler Finance users can access borrowing and lending usually outside the normal scope of DeFi in a much less-risky way.

Long story short, it solves a very niche problem, but if the market is as underserviced as some experts think, the growth of EUL could be quite explosive. 

EUL is available for purchase on the Gemini exchange.

August 2022

Monthly Market Overview

While the US stock market posted a very respectable 10% gain throughout June, Bitcoin (BTC) outpaced the traditional market by double, witnessing a 21% growth in price.

The notable winner of this past month however, was Ethereum (ETH) which left every other major league asset in the dust after going on a face-melting rally — surging more than 60% in less than 30 days.

Wait a second — aren’t we in a recession?

Well… sort of. 

The Federal Reserve — the crew responsible for getting inflation rates under control — have hinted that future increases to interest rates might be less severe than investors first anticipated. When investors feel more secure about the future, they feel comfortable taking on more risk — hence the recent boom despite the doom and gloom about a “global recession” plastered across the headlines.

At the end of the day, this temporary feeling of security has led to a boost in confidence driving up the prices of speculative assets, and sentiment can turn on a dime. It might be a good time to take advantage of some relatively low prices.

Solana (SOL)

Price at the time of writing: $42 ($61 AUD)

Market Cap: $14.6 billion ($21.1 billion AUD) – #9 overall

First launched in 2017, Solana (SOL) is the native token of a blockchain network that grew massively in 2021 after gaining a reputation as a potential “Ethereum killer”. Where the Ethereum network is slow and expensive, Solana is fast and cheap; offering up a competitive alternative for crypto aficionados to create new applications, mint NFTs and develop new projects in the rapidly expanding worlds of DeFi and Web3.

Early last month, Solana branched out into a totally new industry, launching the first Web3-ready mobile phone alongside a physical store in New York City. Security has been an issue for the Solana network in the past, after suffering from major hacks and other infrastructure hiccups. 

Kyle Samani, a managing partner at crypto investment firm Multicoin, claimed that developer activity and the cashflow into the Solana project are still growing at an astounding rate. He went on to add that while Ethereum may never be properly “replaced” by Solana, it’s very clear that Solana will remain competitive moving forward.

TLDR: Solana (SOL) is set to offer huge utility in the future, and a large number of users have been accumulating the token while the price remains low. If the crypto market returns to bull market conditions, SOL looks primed for a big pulse in price.

Polygon (MATIC)

Price at the time of writing: $0.91 ($1.31 AUD)

Market Cap: $7.3 billion ($10.5 billion AUD) – #19 overall

Polygon (MATIC) is a Layer2 (L2) scaling solution for the Ethereum network.

Now, if that sentence has you scratching your head a little, don’t worry. Put really simply, Polygon is a parallel blockchain that runs on top of the Ethereum blockchain (hence Layer 2), allowing users of the Ethereum network to create new DApps, mint NFTs and transfer digital assets, without paying the absurd gas fees that Ethereum has become infamous for.

If anyone is familiar with minting NFTs on Opensea or any other platform you’ll know that the Polygon network is extremely easy to use, and slashes minting costs from approximately $50 if you were to use ETH compared to a crisp $0 if you opt for MATIC. 

Even with Ethereum going Proof-of-Stake (which means it will be faster and more efficient) Layer2 protocols like Polygon are an essential part of the future of blockchains and will still be super necessary if Ethereum wants to continue optimal functioning well into the future.

Gala Games (GALA)

Price at the time of writing: $0.05 ($0.08 AUD)

Market Cap: $400 million ($616 million AUD) – #96 overall

Gala Games is one of the most promising and currently undervalued (the GALA token is down 93% from its all-time-high) blockchain-based gaming projects around.

While most other Web3 gaming & metaverse projects have the sort of graphics you’d expect to find in games you used to play on a friend’s computer back in 2006, Gala is doubling down on making sure players engage with great graphics and genuinely exciting gameplay.

To make the term “blockchain gaming” more simple: Gala has created a network that allows players to own physical parts of the game that they play (imagine owning your own castle or hunting lodge in Runescape). Its native token GALA identifies in-game assets that players own and lets players buy and sell different parts of the game on the Gala market. 

With a seriously impressive lineup of soon-to-be-released games, the GALA token is definitely one to keep a very close eye on.

July 2022

Monthly Market Overview

The past week has seen the price of crypto assets surge massively. Crypto market leader Bitcoin (BTC) has grown 20% while second runner Ethereum (ETH) has spiked a whopping 45%. So, is the bear market over? Is the time of “up only” truly upon us?

When looking at crypto, it’s super important to remember that it is a speculative asset class that experiences massive volatility but is also based in reality. Just because asset prices have surged over the past week or so, doesn’t necessarily mean that YOLO’ing into crypto right now is a good idea.

There hasn’t been any major changes in the macro conditions of the broader global market which means that there’s no “real” news on which this outlandish price growth is based — with that in mind, it’s probably safest to err on the side of caution while the market sorts itself out. 

Most market analysts and financial experts seem to agree that this price action is what’s known as a “bull trap”.

Bitcoin (BTC)

Price at the time of writing: $23,639 ($34,252 AUD)

Market Cap: $451 billion ($653 billion AUD) — #1 overall

As the world’s first and most famous cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC) has led blockchain technology’s revolutionary charge from the front since its inception in 2009. Bitcoin is the most well-known and widely traded crypto asset in existence, and it demands a dedicated following of convicted investors that believe in its ability to change the world of finance. 
Over the past week, the price of Bitcoin has surged a little more than 20%, leading to some much needed market optimism. Despite this positive price action, investors are still skittish from the recent turmoil and fear this run may be little more than a relief rally.

Regardless of the short-term fluctuations in price, if you’re a believer in Bitcoin (BTC), right now might be a great time to accumulate some of crypto’s flagship asset at its lowest price in years.

Binance Coin (BNB)

Price at the time of writing: $270 ($391 AUD)

Market Cap: $44 billion ($64 billion AUD) — #5 overall

Binance Coin (BNB) is the native token of the Binance ecosystem. Much like CRO, BNB is a utility token. Because it is a token that fuels the operation of the Binance exchange and a variety of other blockchain-related projects, BNB comes with an added layer of protection against large-scale market shocks that aren’t directly related to the performance of Binance.

Quite simply, BNB is used to pay and validate transactions on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC). The 29 million users of the Binance exchange are incentivised to use BNB wherever possible and are rewarded with 10-25% discounts when using BNB for transactions fees and payments. Because BNB is a deflationary token, meaning that the total number of BNB tokens decreases over time, investors tend to see BNB as an attractive long-term investment.

TLDR: BNB is a deflationary token that acts as the fuel for the world’s largest crypto ecosystem.

Avalanche (AVAX)

Price at the time of writing: $26 ($38 AUD)

Market Cap: $7 billion ($10 billion AUD) – #13 overall

Avalanche (AVAX) is a blockchain platform that was designed to host decentralized applications (DApps) much like its main platform-based competitor, Ethereum. Avalanche was designed with scalability in mind meaning that it can process high numbers of transactions very quickly. Currently, Avalanche can process 6,500 transactions per second (which is much higher than Ethereum’s 15 transactions per second), and is more similar to the volume of payments processed by VISA and Mastercard.

What makes Avalanche an attractive investment right now is that while the market gets ready for Ethereum’s long awaited Merge AVAX is ticking away quietly, largely unnoticed in the background. If the Merge experiences a hiccup, and the price of Ethereum plummets then AVAX may reveal itself to be a frontrunner for “platform” market dominance.

Additionally, the supply of AVAX is capped at 720 million, which means no new coins can be created. Adding to this Avalanche has burned almost 1.2 million AVAX tokens worth roughly $116 million ($153 million AUD) meaning that tokens are becoming more scarce over time. If investors are bullish on the Avalanche ecosystem growing over time, then AVAX may prove to be a great buying opportunity.

June 2022

Monthly Market Overview

To the disappointment of crypto investors everywhere, the “crab” market continues on its slow decline into June with digital assets down roughly 15% across the board from this time last month.

Once again, there aren’t any major signs of substantial change on the horizon, meaning that the current (slightly downwards) price action looks set to continue. Until the broader market can find something to get excited about, investors can reasonably expect cryptocurrencies to stay hovering around their current prices, with a slight lean towards the red… 

With that being said, fortunes can still be made in a bear market. There’s still plenty of good opportunities to deploy a dollar cost averaging (DCA) strategy and pick up your favorite crypto at a discount while the short-term profit seekers hesitate. 

Here’s the best buying opportunities for this month:

Chainlink (LINK)

Price at the time of writing: $8.08 ($11.20 AUD)

Market Cap: $3.3 billion ($4.6 billion AUD) – #27 overall

Chainlink (LINK) is a blockchain framework that allows universally connected smart contracts to be integrated. It’s also a decentralized network of nodes that use oracles to deliver data from off-chain sources to on-chain smart contracts. 

The Chainlink network went live in 2019 and allows a wide array of different blockchains to safely transfer data associated with external events such as stock prices, sports scores, and other real-world data.

According to the market analysts at Cryptoticker, LINK is trading at a solid discount compared to its competitors and looks to be one of the best assets to buy for when the crypto market recovers. 

Currently trading at around $8 ($11.20 AUD), analysts predict that LINK could easily reach a target of $16 ($22.20 AUD) in the coming months, which would land nifty investors a very respectable 100% return. 

Ripple (XRP)

Price at the time of writing: $0.39 ($0.54 AUD)

Market Cap: $18.9 billion ($11.3 billion AUD) – #7 overall

XRP is the Ripple ecosystem’s native token. RippleNet is the digital payment network that runs on a public distributed ledger (slightly different from a blockchain), called XRP Ledger. Ripple itself is a for-profit company that controls the growth and development of RippleNet. 

Most investors aren’t aware that the idea behind Ripple and XRP actually predates Bitcoin and cryptocurrency altogether. In 2004, John Fugger launched a peer-to-peer (P2P) financial network called RipplePay and aims to eliminate the need for centralized banks by creating a “trustless” exchange of money on the internet.

The reason that XRP takes the #2 spot on this month’s list is because of its huge (largely unrealised) upside potential. XRP is currently in the final stages of a trial with the SEC for selling their tokens as “unlicenced securities”. If the court rules in favor of XRP, it’s not just good news for Ripple holders, but great news for the crypto market in general — in fact (according to this insider) it could very well be the small pebble that kicks off a bullish avalanche in the digital asset space…
If you throw in the fact that the number of transactions on the XRP network doubled in 2021 and combine this with the fact that institutional demand continues to grow, it makes the case for accumulating XRP very tempting.

Shiba Inu (SHIB)

Price at the time of writing: $0.000011 ($0.000014 AUD)

Market Cap: $6.3 billion ($8.8 billion AUD) – #17 overall

You might be a little surprised to see a token like Shiba Inu (SHIB) take the #3 spot on this month’s list, but SHIB has recently gone through a major transformation from shitcoin to legitcoin. 

SHIB used to be nothing more than another Elon-pumped, speculative meme token (just like its pooch-themed counterpart DOGE) but over the past few months, its developers have created an entire ecosystem in which the token provides holders with real utility. They’ve also introduced a series of new economic mechanisms that make holding the token much more attractive.

In what is now called “SHIB: The Metaverse”, SHIB can be used to buy land and other in-game customisations. It’s still in very early stages, but it has an extremely strong community of diamond-handed investors who have demonstrated in the past that they are willing to sink serious sums of capital to ensure that projects reach fruition. 

In terms of tokenomics, earlier this year on April 23, SHIB developers launched the SHIB burning portal, ShibBurn, which has seen nearly 30 billion SHIB, or $300,000 ($417,423 AUD) at the time of writing, removed from circulation. Since SHIB’s inception, approximately 410.32 trillion SHIB — just over 41% of the total supply — have now been burned.
By “burning” SHIB, the total supply of the token is reduced, meaning that the scarcity (& potentially the price) of the remaining SHIB in holder’s wallets increases.

May 2022

Monthly Market Overview

Frustration among cryptocurrency investors is high as the crypto “crab market” continues. Digital assets are maintaining their mostly sideways price action, only moving up and down by small amounts. 

Unfortunately, there are no major signs of any substantial change on the horizon, meaning that the current sideways (and slightly downwards) price action looks set to continue. Until the market has a reason to get excited or fearful, investors can expect crypto-assets to stay hovering around the current price range. 

With that being said, there are plenty of good opportunities to pick up some crypto at a bargain while the market hesitates. Here are the best buying opportunities for this month:

Cardano (ADA)

Price at the time of writing: $0.78 ($1.10 AUD)

Market Cap: $26.5 billion ($37.3 billion AUD) – #9 overall

Launched in 2017 by Ethereum co-founder Charles Hoskinson, Cardano (ADA) is marketed as a “third-generation” cryptocurrency that solves the main problems faced by both Bitcoin and Ethereum. It is designed to offer its users fast, secure transactions as well as being a platform for running decentralized applications and smart contracts.

Now might be a very good time to pick up some Cardano at a bargain, as the token is currently down 75% from its all-time high in September last year when the market responded poorly to a new upgrade called the Alonzo Fork. The number of developers on the Cardano blockchain continues to grow, so when the project does start to deliver utility in the crypto space, it’s very likely to surge in value.

Put simply: Cardano (ADA) is set to offer huge utility in the future, and a large number of users have been accumulating the token while the price remains low. If crypto returns to  bull market conditions, ADA looks primed for a big pulse in price.

NEAR Protocol (NEAR)

Price at the time of writing: $11.84 ($16.69 AUD)

Market Cap: $8 billion ($11.3 billion AUD) – #19 overall

NEAR Protocol is a platform-based blockchain that is in direct competition with Ethereum (ETH) and Terra (LUNA). NEAR was designed to incentivize a network of computers to operate a platform for developers to create and launch decentralized applications, making it faster and more efficient than the Ethereum network. Consider it to be a blockchain-based equivalent of Amazon Web Services (AWS) — which hosts a huge majority of the services provided on the internet.

According to a crypto insider, Zoran Kole, NEAR protocol is rumoured to be releasing a stablecoin called USN which will reportedly offer a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol capable of providing users with a 20% annual percentage yield (APY) on their USN deposits.

Kole believes that Near Protocol’s network growth combined with its soon-to-be-released USN stablecoin could eventually allow NEAR to catch up to and eventually eclipse Terra (LUNA), which has a market cap of $37.2 billion — a projected increase of over 300% from today’s price.

Algorand (ALGO)

Price at the time of writing: $0.67 ($0.94 AUD)

Market Cap: $4.5 billion ($6.3 billion AUD) – #29 overall

Algorand is a decentralized, blockchain-based network that supports a wide range of applications. It markets itself as “Blockchain 3.0” as it offers solutions to the pressing problems faced by both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The main selling point of Algorand is its high speeds and instant transaction approval, which allows users to quickly and cheaply transfer ALGO cryptocurrency.

Most notably, ALGO today announced a partnership with FIFA which will undoubtedly send the price surging for some time. It is already trading at an approximately 12% gain at the time of writing. Most experts are pretty optimistic about ALGO and expect that a $3 price per ALGO token is achievable by the end of next year if it continues on its adoption trend.

So there you have it, a selection of some of the best crypto to buy now. Enjoy.

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Michael Zerafa could be in for one of the biggest fights in Australian boxing history, having reportedly set up a bout with boxing legend Gennady ‘GGG’ Golovkin in Australia.

Zerafa, 30, claims that the pair have “verbally agreed” to fight for Golovkin’s middleweight titles in March of next year.

The outspoken Australian boxer known as ‘Pretty boy’ should not look too far ahead though.

Zerafa is set to face undefeated Italian boxer Danilo ‘Dash’ Creati on 23 November in Sydney. The bout will serve as the co-main event, with the rematch between Paul Gallen and Justin Hodges headlining the card.

Although Zerafa will likely open as the betting favourite, Creati is undefeated having won eight straight fights to start his professional boxing career.

If Zerafa is victorious, a huge blockbuster bout between Michael Zerafa and ‘Triple G’ could be on the cards.

Zerafa and Golovkin’s redemption arcs

Both Zerafa and Golovkin are looking for redemption after their recent bouts.

Although Zerafa is riding a three-fight win streak, the Aussie middleweight is still remembered for pulling out of a huge showdown between he and fellow-Australian fighter Tim Tsuzu in June 2021.

Zerafa pulled out of the fight citing concerns about Covid-19 restrictions.

But CEO of No Limit Boxing George Rose claimed that Zerafa “never wanted [the] fight” after he “looked Tim in his eyes.”

A win against Golovkin could set up another match against Tim Tszyu, settling the fighters’ unfinished business.

On the other hand, Golovkin is coming off of a loss against Mexican boxing star Canelo Alvarez.

The pair fought in September, with Canelo putting a decisive end to their trilogy with a unanimous decision win.

A Golovkin victory would put the Kazakhstani fighter back in the win column after his recent loss.

However, with Golovkin turning 41 in April, he is getting to an age where boxers typically retire. Despite this, the former world number one pound-for-pound boxer claims he, “still has this fire burning inside of [him].”

The fight makes sense for both fighters, it is now just a matter of organising the bout. It is an exciting time for Australian boxing fans.

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Irish airline Ryanair, a favourite among skint travellers and those who like sore knees, has taken to Twitter to destroy a passenger who complained about being separated from their friends.

Ryanair does not give a flying f*ck. And you know what? We kind of dig it. Though they do – like any airline – occasionally f*ck up, and though they often – like every airline – prioritize profit over customer convenience, at least they are straight up about it, rather than back peddling, hand wringing and pretending they care about you, not their bottom line.

Case in point: a recent complaint from Twitter user Lorna Finnegan. Lorna sarcastically wrote: “Thanks @Ryanair for separating me from my travel companions… Bliss!” alongside a photo of herself.

Thanks @Ryanair for separating me from my travel companions
Bliss! pic.twitter.com/zBJrpGSwcb

— lorna finnegan (@lorna_IC) November 1, 2022

Ryanair responded: “You were going to watch a movie on your phone anyway.” When another Twitter user, Jono said: “Sadly not, no wifi available,” Ryanair hit back with: “Heard of this thing called downloading?” Ouch.

Another Twitter user jumped in with a further complaint, writing: “Fair enough that you cannot allocate 2 adults together but heard stories (including my sister’s) that children have been sitted separately from their parents. Not nice!”

Ryanair is yet to respond to this one.

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Though some people sympathised with the passenger’s plight, others told Lorna to “stop been tight and pay for your seats then.” Another theorised that Lorna was “genuinely thanking Ryanair for the peace.”

Another comic genius wrote: “On the contrary, Looks to me like they’ve put you beside all of your friends.”

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— lorna finnegan (@lorna_IC) November 1, 2022

Ryanair have also taken to Twitter recently to roast all those passengers who have complained of missing their flights due to being a bit late, posting the following savage meme to the platform. Love them or hate them, it appears Ryanair very much plan to keep on keeping on…

https://t.co/aXU2VmOpz1 pic.twitter.com/xl2xZSOj6e

— Ryanair (@Ryanair) October 27, 2022

Flying in the friendly skies indeed. And good luck with all those petty complaints…

Seemingly promising citybreak connection with a return flight at the ungodly 6am on Sunday by @Ryanair. Boy, where do I start…

— Mateusz Papiernik (@maticomp) October 26, 2022

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It’s always big news when Rolex announces a new model – but the Deepsea Challenge is a bigger release than most. Pun entirely intended.

Rolex has already had a pretty big year, with the 117-year-old Swiss watchmaking giant having whipped watch fans into a frenzy earlier in April after unveiling the unique left-handed GMT-Master II ‘Sprite’ at Watches & Wonders Geneva – as well as a few other tasty releases, including a new platinum Day-Date and an update to the Air-King.

But it seems Christmas has come early. The new Rolex Oyster Perpetual Deepsea Challenge (ref. 126067) is a totally unexpected gift, and one of the biggest pieces of watch news probably ever: not only is it a milestone for the brand, but also for watchmaking as a whole.

Take a look at its reveal below, and we’ll explain why it’s such a big deal.

WATCH the reveal of the Rolex Deepsea Challenge below.

The Deepsea Challenge represents three significant firsts for Rolex.

Firstly, and perhaps most interestingly, it’s their first production model to be made out of titanium. While sister brand Tudor has dabbled in titanium watches, namely with the Pelagos dive watch, it’s a material Rolex has previously eschewed.

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Last year, Rolex fans were hyped after yacht captain Sir Ben Ainslie was spotted testing a prototype titanium-cased Yacht-Master during the 2021 Prada Cup. At that point, that was the only public sighting of a titanium Rolex. However, it’s now clear that the Deepsea Challenge will be the first publically available titanium Rolex.

Secondly, it’s the biggest watch Rolex has ever made. It boasts a mammoth case diameter of 50mm, and while we don’t know how thick the watch is in its entirety, Rolex has stated that its domed sapphire crystal alone is 9.5mm thick – so we can easily assume it’s thicker than the Sea-Dweller Deepsea, Rolex’s previously most water-resistant consumer-available watch, which is 17.7mm thick. In short, it’s a bloody massive watch.

Lastly, it’s the most water-resistant watch Rolex has ever produced, capable of withstanding a mind-boggling 11,000m. That’s deeper than the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench, the deepest place on Earth. Keep in mind that humans can only dive around 300m on their own, and that’s with serious equipment and breathing gas, not oxygen.

Crucially, it’s 5,000m more than the new OMEGA Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep which came out in March, meaning the Deepsea Challenge has stolen the crown as the most water-resistant watch available to consumers. We bet OMEGA are feeling pretty ordinary this morning after seeing this news…

So, some more details about the Deepsea Challenge: specifically, it’s made from RLX titanium, a proprietary grade 5 titanium alloy selected by Rolex for its lightness and resistance to deformation and corrosion. Unusually for a Rolex, the Deepsea Challenge’s case features a rather noticeable grained satin finish – so it’s aesthetically unique within Rolex’s range (if its huge case size wasn’t enough of a differentiating factor).

Titanium, of course, is the ideal material for a tool watch as it’s stronger yet lighter than steel while also being resistant to rusting and corrosion. The result? It’s around 30% lighter than the Sea-Dweller Deepsea, despite being so much bigger and more water-resistant than it.

Like the Sea-Dweller Deepsea, it boasts a Glidelock adjustable clasp, a helium escape valve and a chunky, distinct internal flange. Unlike the Sea-Dweller, the Deepsea Challenge has no date window, as it’s powered by Rolex’s calibre 3230, a tried-and-tested movement that can be found in everything from Explorers to Submariners. COSC-certified, it has a 70-hour power reserve.

A nice little touch: the Deepsea Challenge’s caseback is engraved with the words “Mariana Trench” as well as the dates “23-01-1960” and “26-03-2012” on the case back, in homage to the two historic dives into the Mariana Trench in which Rolex watches took part.

The latter was film director and deepsea diver James Cameron’s record-breaking solo descent to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, in the Australian-built Deepsea Challenger submersible – hence the watch’s name. Indeed, the Deepsea Challenge is the realisation of the prototype Rolex that Cameron wore during that dive, over a decade ago.

It’s crazy to think it took Rolex a decade to make this watch, but that’s Rolex for you. They operate on long timelines. And it’s clearly paid off: the Deepsea Challenge is quite simply unlike any other watch on the planet, let alone in Rolex’s exisiting repertoire.

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The price? AU$36,750, and it’s available right now. Normally talking about the availability of a new Rolex is a rather academic discussion, but we reckon there’s a good chance the average punter will be able to get one (well, if you call someone with a spare 37k ‘average’).

Its extremely large size makes it impractical as a daily wearer for 99% of the population, so it’s probably only going to be picked up by musclemen like The Rock or real enthusiasts. That said, it’s a new Rolex, and any new Rolex will be hard to get your hands on.

In any case, good luck, frogmen. Find out more about the Rolex Deepsea Challenge at Rolex’s online boutique here.

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What’s more practical than a men’s shirt? They’re suitable for formal and casual wear while offering up a great layering system in the winter. You can never have enough winter shirts as they’re incredibly versatile while providing additional coverage over a basic tee. But what are ‘winter shirts for men’ and what makes one high quality and worth your money? Well-thought-out designs that feature the finest materials and high-end technologies are imperative trademarks for superior winter shirts for men wanting to combat the cold.

Designers have combined science with fashion as there are many men’s shirts out there that feature insulation properties, thick, durable materials, and the softest fabrics. For winter shirts providing ultimate comfort, definitely consider one that’s made from premium cotton as it feels great on the skin and is guaranteed to keep you cosy in the cold. However, if you’re looking for something ideal for outdoor exploration, opt for a winter shirt with insulation and a breathable membrane to help with moisture management as you break out a sweat.

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The internal combustion engine’s days seem numbered – especially the sorts of big displacement, many-pistoned numbers that performance and luxury marques like Bentley are famous for.

Bentley has never made a car with an engine displacement of fewer than 3 litres. You’d think, then, that the quintessentially British brand would be quaking at the knees at the prospect of having to electrify – but actually, Bentley has embraced electric cars quicker than most luxury brands.

You can already get a Bentayga or Flying Spur as a hybrid, and Bentley has also pledged that by 2030, they’ll have an electric-only lineup. Yet at the same time, they’re one of the few brands who are still producing cars with 12-cylinder engines, and indeed are the only car company that uses W12 engines. It’s an interesting juxtaposition, but also one that won’t exist for much longer.

By the way, that’s not a typo. We mean ‘W’. Effectively two of Volkswagen’s famous VR6 engines joined at the hip on a single crankshaft, Bentley’s W12 engine is unlike any other power unit in any other production car. Incredibly smooth yet rev-happy and dynamic, it’s an absolutely bonkers bit of engineering… Yet one that’s not long for this world.

That’s why when I was offered the chance to take a Bentley Continental GT Speed, one of the last vehicles in the world to use a W12 engine and easily the fastest on the market, around one of Australia’s best and longest race tracks – I lept at the chance.

And let me tell you this: if you have the means, and you’re not fussed about combusting a seriously excessive amount of dead dinosaurs, you should seriously consider doing the same.

Let’s talk numbers. The Bentley Continental GT Speed and its 6.0L twin-turbo W12 makes a full English breakfast amount of power with 485kW/900Nm, does 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds and has a more than adequate maximum speed of 335 km/h. Not bad for a car that weighs well over 2 tonnes.

The track? The Bend Motorsport Park just outside of Adelaide, Australia’s hottest new motor racing destination and the second-longest permanent race circuit on the planet behind the famous Nürburgring in Germany. While we weren’t driving its maximum configuration, we still had a generous 3.14kms on its West Circuit, which includes a nice long straight.

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Putting my foot to the floor in the Continental GT Speed on that straight was a bizarrely serene experience, in no small part thanks to the brilliance that is that W12 engine. It’s counter-intuitively both buzzy and smooth at the same time. Bentley’s dynamic ride tuning has the perfect combination of grand tourer suppleness as well as sportiness; you feel connected to the road, yet not damaged by it.

Then, once you get it into the corners, you find that it handles better than cars half its size, thanks to a nifty four-wheel steering system and electronic rear diff. It was shocking just how much you could trust such a huge car through what were exceedingly difficult driving conditions.

It’s worth pointing out that we were running normal steel brakes, too: you can option carbon ceramic brakes on the GT Speed, but steel is better for day-to-day driving and is what most people will opt for – so to see them perform so admirably on track, which is not really what they’re for, was a pleasant surprise.

Indeed, that’s kind of the conundrum of the GT Speed. It’s not really the sort of car you would think about taking around a race track. It’s the kind of thing that looks good parked outside a 5-star hotel, if you catch my drift. Yet it can actually drift…

Bentley is unique as a brand in that it exists in the highest echelon of luxury marques, yet it’s also steeped in motorsports history. You’ve heard the old adage “race on Sunday, sell on Monday” – well, Bentleys are cars you can race on Sunday and then munch a few hundred clicks in down the motorway on Monday, in the absolute height of luxury.

So, while the Continental GT Speed is unbelievably capable around a track, it’s also an incredibly comfortable, refined daily driver. Take it out of sport mode and into comfort and you find out why motoring journalists use phrases like “a fist in a velvet glove” to talk about ultra-luxury sports coupes like this. Not only is the Continental GT Speed one of the most fun cars I’ve ever driven, but it’s also one of the most comfortable.

I mean, you’d hope so. It’s a bloody Bentley after all.

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Now, the other number I neglected to list earlier was the Continental GT Speed’s sticker price. The beefy Brit starts at AU$568,100, but the MSRP of a car like a Bentley is kind of a theoretical thing; most people are optioning these things and appropriately, the Candy Red example I drove was more like AU$700,000.

That’s a lot of money. But then, is there any other car that can do what the GT Speed does? What else is as comfortable, as well-made, as good-looking, as feature-filled… And as capable at whipping around a windy bit of tarmac at 200km/h+? It can kind of do everything.

The only car that comes close to the Continental GT Speed is the Continental GT V8, which I also had the chance to test at The Bend. Actually, in some ways, the V8 is almost worth getting over the W12 Speed: thanks to its lighter engine, which is mounted further back in the engine bay, it has slightly more conventional sports car handling dynamics and is ‘only’ 0.4 seconds slower to 100. It’s a bit cheaper, too (although still not cheap).

The V8 also sounds better than the W12: 12-cylinder engines inherently don’t have the same sort of meaty exhaust note as a V8, although the W12 doesn’t sound bad by any means. But if you’re going to get this sort of car, you may as well get one with all the fruit, right? Plenty of car brands make V8s, but only one makes a W12, and won’t be making it for much longer.

That’s just it: the GT Speed is the last of a breed. This is the last and fastest W12 Bentley we will ever see. By the end of the decade, decadent petrol-powered land yachts like this will be no more. No doubt Bentley are hard at work cooking up something equally as sumptuous and speedy that sips battery juice, but even for dyed-in-the-wool EV lovers like myself, it won’t be the same.

In short: the Bentley Continental GT Speed is the perfect final chapter for the petrol engine. It’s the absolute pinnacle of petrol-powered motoring, in every sense. You owe it to yourself to try it – you just might have to win Lotto first…

Find out more about the Bentley Continental GT Speed at Bentley’s online showroom here.

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Elon Musk has just lived up to his trollish reputation with a naughty, naughty tweet. That Tweet? An image of a Shiba Inu dog – the mascot of Dogecoin, the joke cryptocurrency that Musk has a history of talking about.

Elon Musk, not content with throwing shade at those who fear his free speech ideals, has today stirred up another flaming mess on Twitter, posting the following photo, alongside the winky face emoji (the same text icon popular with f*ckbois and Frenchmen).

pic.twitter.com/eaIYaDRBnu

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 1, 2022

In the photo, the dog can be seen looking back at the camera, over its shoulder, wearing a Twitter shirt, and sitting next to a pumpkin with the Twitter symbol on it. At the time of writing it has 27.4k retweets and 282k likes.

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The usual cavalcade of meme coins and con artists quickly jumped into the comments section promoting their wares and trying to piggyback off the eccentric billionaire’s thumbing of his phone.

According to Coindesk figures, Dogecoin jumped to a monthly high after the Tweet (it had already enjoyed a spike after the news Elon had taken over Twitter), reaching a price point not seen since May. It’s still not as high as the stratospheric heights it saw in 2021, but compared to the last few ‘crypto winter months‘ it’s quite high again.

Though Elon’s bizarre fondness for Dogecoin defies explanation, he has previously said: “Fate loves irony… wouldn’t it be funny if the thing that was designed to be a joke currency ended up being the real currency?”

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• December 20, 2020: Musks tweets ‘One word: DOGE’ — the price spiked 25%
• February 4, 2021: Musk makes multiple tweets about DOGE —  the price surged over 60%
• May 9, 2021: Musk calls DOGE “a hustle” on SNL — the price tanked over 30% in a few hours.
• May 12, 2021: Musk tweets Tesla won’t accept bitcoin as a payment — crypto markets fell 25% in the following days. 
• December 15, 2021: Musk tweets that Tesla will accept DOGE — the price surged 25%
• November 1, 2022: Musk tweets photo of a Shiba Inu dog wearing a Twitter shirt next to a pumpkin. Time will tell how much it surges (or if it drops straight away again).

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Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has replaced his iconic “Siuuu” celebration for a new one, which is being copied by athletes around the world.

It has been a tough few months for the football legend, with the striker falling out of favour under Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag and being dropped from the first team after refusing to come on as a substitute against Tottenham Hotspur.

But the ex-Real Madrid and Juventus star was back to his scoring ways in the Europa League against Sherrif Tiraspol, with United winning 3-0 at Old Trafford on Friday the 28th of October.

The striker scored the team’s third goal nine minutes from time, but as Ronaldo ran to the corner flag for his celebration, the signature pirouette and “siuuu” was nowhere to be seen.

Instead, Ronaldo pointed to the crowd as he ran towards them, then stood upright, with his head back and eyes closed. His hands were clasped in front of his chest in a sleeping-like pose.

This mirrors the celebration he performed against Everton in the Premier League earlier in October, when Ronaldo scored his 700th club goal.

What does Ronaldo’s new celebration mean?

Manchester United explained what the five-time Ballon d’Or winner’s new celebration was on their official website.

They explained, “We can now reveal that Ronaldo’s celebration was a self-deprecating in-joke with this fellow team-mates, highlighting the strong bonds among the players in Erik ten Hag’s squad.”

The celebration is an impersonation of the way in which the striker sleeps when he is travelling with the Man Utd squad.

All the work on the training pitch and in the gym is clearly very tiring, with Ronaldo supposedly napping several times a day to aid in his recovery.

Ronaldo celebration copycats

Cristiano Ronaldo’s new celebration has already caught on with athletes across the world, with everyone from the Palmeiras women’s team in Brazil, to Sheffield Wednesday players in England copying the celebration.

But it’s not just footballers.

In the T20 Cricket World Cup being held in Australia, South African fast bowler Wayne Parnell was spotted doing the celebration in a match against India.

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Speaking of the celebration, he said, “I’ve always been a big Cristiano Ronaldo fan.”

“One thing I’ve always liked is his resilience and that’s something that I’ve always taken on as well.”

If the ‘Siuuu’ celebration is anything to go by, expect to see this celebration on every night out you go on for the next few months.

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Men’s joggers have evolved over time. While they were indeed once used predominantly for jogging, today’s joggers have become just as much of a fashion statement as they have a functional one.

And, while they may often be confused with sweatpants, owing to the fact they both tend to rock drawstring waists and cuffed hems, joggers tend to have a more tapered fit in the lower leg and will be better at drawing moisture away from the skin. Make no mistake, thought, a good pair of men’s joggers still make for a great piece of everyday clothing, offering comfort and practicality in spades.

We’ve rounded up some of the best men’s joggers currently available and, because you’re realistically going to spend more time walking or lounging around in them, as opposed to doing any actual jogging, we’ve focused on the pairs that are going to provide comfort above all else.

What to look for when buying joggers

Fit: Jogger construction and design is 90% about the choice. If you’re running or working out, you’ll want to ensure the joggers have been designed with this in mind. Performance joggers which are traditionally more expensive will have been tested in the gym and with exercise in mind.

Material: Now most joggers are made from a polyester blend, but some brands are experimenting with merino wool too. If you’re working out in Summer, then add some nylon into the mix for more cooling and comfort.

Weight: This one’s self-explanatory – the heavier the fabric the less conducive they are for workouts and running.

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