Crypto holders in Aussie SMSFS fall 4% in the middle of the rally: Data

Crypto Holdings reported Australia’s Super Funds Super Funds dropped approximately 4% years-year despite a rally in the crypto market, according to the Australian taxation office.
The data, which is adjusted for the same appreciation, shows that in June 2025, SMSF’s crypto handling of Australia’s 3.02 billion dollars (Australia’s $ 1.97 billion), approximately $ 100 million dollars Australia less than the reported $ 3.12 billion on June 2024, according to the ATO report. Na -Published On Wednesday.
Autumn has come across Bitcoin (Btc) Rising prices by approximately 60% at the same time, while the overall Asia-Pacific region gave status as “global hub of indigenous activity,” According to In a recent report from the chainalysis.
However, Australian Crypto exchange Coinstash’s head of SMSF strategy Simon Ho, told Cointelegraph that “as is probably not hurting.”
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Ho explained that “the June 2025 data you see do not reflect the actual because based on June 30, 2025, tax return filings, which are not to be paid until May 2026.”
The June 2025’s crypto holding numbers was approximately 41% higher than June 2023, in the same year the Australian government signed an additional focus on regulatory clarity for the crypto industry by releasing a consultation consultation with token consultation.
Ho said this was the difference between these two people “significant from the data released yesterday.”
A self-managed Super Fund (SMSF) allows members to manage their saving of retirement, rather than contributing to a pool superannuation fund. Australians will usually access their SMSF once they retire and reach at least 60 years of age.
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SMSFs are 96.7% managed by members over 35 years of age. The largest part is 75 – 84 -year -old bracket of age, worth 13.7%.
Recently Data from the Australian Crypto Exchange Independent Reserve show that more than 50% of Australian children aged 25 and 34 own crypto (53%), making them the biggest demographic of crypto holders.
This indicates that SMSF data can change dramatically in the coming years, depending on how younger Australians approach retirement planning.
Meanwhile, Australian crypto exchanges are already preparing for further adoption.
On Monday, Bloomberg reported that Coinbase and Okx are introducing services for SMSFS in Australia.
The industry has called on the newly reelected Labor government to urgently make digital asset law a top priority to ensure Australia It does not fall behind the global markets.
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Worldwide, more people are becoming increasingly accepted in crypto investment as part of their retirement planning.
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A survey of 2,000 UK adults by insurance Company Aviva, published on August 26It was found that 27% was open to holding crypto in their retirement funds, with more than 40% mentioning the higher potential return as their motivation.
Meanwhile, US president Donald Trump Signed an Executive Order In the same month allowing US 401 (K) retirement plans to include Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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