In this video, I provide an update on the October performance of Digital Asset Fund’s Management’s (DAFM) Digital Income Class. Despite significant volatility in Bitcoin – rising to record highs before sharply retracing – the fund continued to deliver steady results, returning 2. 72 per cent for the month.

National Australia Bank (ASX: NAB) delivered its full-year 2025 (FY25) results on 6 November, posting cash earnings of $7. 091 billion – essentially flat on FY24 and a touch below the market’s $7. 18 billion consensus.

In this blog post, I (finally) take the focus off the artificial intelligence (AI) boom/bubble. Instead, I want to look at whether there are other factors investors should be considering when it comes to time to rebalance portfolios, and as 2025 concludes and 2026 commences.

We are pleased to announce an exclusive partnership with Sydney-based Digital Asset Funds Management (DAFM), offering wholesale investors access to the Digital Income Fund. The Fund’s Digital Income Class is a market-neutral strategy that captures volatility and arbitrage opportunities in Bitcoin and Ethereum futures markets, aiming to generate returns regardless of whether prices are rising or falling.