Crypto tax in Australia: the definitive 2026 guide

A growing number of Australian crypto investors are using their Bitcoin and Ethereum as loan security to buy property - without selling, and without triggering Capital Gains Tax.

June 30, 2026 is fast approaching so now is the time to finalise your crypto tax position for the financial year.

Five things to do before EOFY if you've been trading or holding crypto in Australia this financial year.

Here's how to get your crypto transactions in order before the deadline, from gathering exchange data to checking your cost bases and CGT position.

Most crypto neobanks are custodied fintech in disguise. Here's what a real Bitcoin onchain neobank looks like, and why the difference matters to your tax position.

Everything you need to know about staking with NFTs and its possible tax implications.

Wondering whether the Ethereum Merge will impact your tax obligations? We give you all the possibilities in our blog.

Summ now supports Kalshi, MegaETH, CoinRabbit, and WhiteBIT. Import your prediction market trades, Layer 2 transactions, lending activity, and exchange data for complete tax reporting.

The Buy, Borrow, Die approach has long been used in traditional finance to preserve wealth, optimize taxes, and maintain exposure to appreciating assets. With the rise of crypto-backed lending, the same framework has become increasingly relevant for digital asset holders, making it accessible far beyond institutional circles.

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