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Welcome to this week's MezFi Morning Brief. In this Friday's news round up from down under, Blackrock to launch iShares Bitcoin ETF in Australia, government mulls automatic FIRB approvals for global investors, and Queensland government pours $30 million into High-purity alumina. 🚨BlackRock Expands Bitcoin Bet with Australia’s First iShares Bitcoin ETF👇 IBIT will launch in Australia in mid-November 2025, offering regulated Bitcoin exposure on the ASX. The ETF is backed by the US iShares Bitcoin Trust, charges 0.39% management fee, and reflects growing institutional demand for Bitcoin. BlackRock’s ETF growth continues globally, with strong inflows of US$153 billion (AU$237.15 billion) in Q3 2025 and Australian iShares assets surpassing US$50 billion. 🚨Automatic FIRB approvals set to boost property investment👇 The Australian government is considering automatic Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) approvals for established global investors with proven track records, a move welcomed by the Property Council of Australia. According to the Property Council, this streamlining of approvals will unlock significant new investment in Australian property by removing regulatory burdens that currently hold back global capital. 🚨Alpha HPA Secures AU$30 Million Funding for Gladstone Project👇 High-purity alumina (HPA) company Alpha HPA (ASX:A4N) has received AU$30 million from the Queensland Government’s Critical Minerals and Battery Technology Fund (QCMBTF). The company said in an announcement that the funding is provided through the Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC). It will support the 10-hectare, stage two construction of its first-ever project in Gladstone, which aims to become the world’s largest single-site production facility. For more Crypto, Property, Tech and Investing news from this part of the world, LIKE, COMMENT, RT, FOLLOW and turn on Notifications. #CryptoNews #mezfi

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Welcome to this week's MezFi Morning Brief. In this Friday's news round up from down under, crypto law reform receives broad support, $2 million in Australian Government bonds tokenised, and report warns of lost overseas investments due to state taxes. 🚨Australia’s Crypto Sector Welcomes New Rules, but Pushes for Clearer Guidance👇 Australia’s proposed crypto law, which adds “digital asset platform” and “tokenised custody platform” under the Corporations Act, has broad industry support. Industry feedback focuses on three issues: defining the scope and discretion of regulators, clarifying how local platforms can legally source offshore liquidity, and providing key mechanics currently deferred to future ASIC guidance. 🚨Forte Tech Solutions Tokenises $2M in Australian Government Bonds – A First Under RBA’s Project Acacia👇 Forte Tech Solutions has completed Australia’s first tokenisation of government bonds, worth US$2 million (AU$3.07 million), under the RBA’s Project Acacia. The pilot, conducted with CoinSpot, uses Forte’s AUDF stablecoin and a new on-chain Delivery-versus-Payment framework for near-instant bond settlement. Project Acacia brings together regulators, major banks and fintechs to test 20 real-money use cases for tokenised assets over the next six months. 🚨Foreign Taxes Threaten $8B Property Investment👇 Australia risks losing billions in global property investment as state-imposed land tax surcharges deter foreign buyers, according to a recent report by the Property Council of Australia. The report estimates that these taxes could withhold up to $8.1 billion in institutional investment from flowing into the Australian property sector over the next five years. For more Crypto, Property, Tech and Investing news from this part of the world, LIKE, COMMENT, RT, FOLLOW and turn on Notifications. #CryptoNews #mezfi

Gm web3! Another day to go harder 💪!

Welcome to this week's MezFi Morning Brief. In this Friday's news round up from down under, crypto ATMs face ban, US/AUS rare earths deal signed worth $8.5bn, and climate crisis puts flood risk property prices in the shade. 🚨Australia Targets Crypto ATMs in New Crackdown on Money Laundering and Scams👇 Australia’s Home Affairs Minister announced plans to restrict or ban crypto ATMs, labeling them a “high-risk product” tied to money laundering and scams. The measure is part of a broader package to expand federal powers, which would grant AUSTRAC’s CEO the authority to prohibit designated high-risk products like crypto ATMs. 🚨US and Australia sign rare earths deal to counter China's dominance👇 The US and Australia have signed a deal intended to boost supplies of rare earths and other critical minerals, as the Trump administration looks for ways to counter China's dominance of the market. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the deal would support a pipeline of $8.5bn (A$13bn; £6.3bn) "ready-to-go" projects that would expand the country's mining and processing abilities. It includes $1bn to be invested by the two countries in projects in the US and Australia over the next six months, a framework text says. 🚨Climate crisis, worsening floods put $42 billion dent in property market👇 Worsening floods driven by the warming climate have wiped billions of dollars off the value of homes across Australia, according to a new report. The research, released by the Climate Council and property data firm PropTrack, analysed millions of properties over the past two decades. While house and apartment prices have skyrocketed across the nation in recent years, the report found homes in flood-prone areas are worth a collective $42.2 billion less, as of this April, due to the risk of the natural disaster. For more Crypto, Property, Tech and Investing news from this part of the world, LIKE, COMMENT, RT, FOLLOW and turn on Notifications. #CryptoNews #mezfi

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Gm web3 ! Wishing everyone a fruitful and wonderful week ahead! Stay safe !

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Welcome to this week's MezFi Morning Brief. In this Friday's news round up from down under, Swyftx announces major sports sponsorship, 99% of Adelaide investment properties turn a profit, and prison primed for urban renewal. 🚨Australia's Swyftx Becomes Title Partner of Super Rugby Pacific and Super Rugby Women’s👇 Swyftx has signed a multimillion-dollar, two-year naming rights deal for Super Rugby Pacific and Super Rugby Women in Australia, extending to New Zealand clubs. The agreement marks Rugby Australia’s first crypto sponsorship, reflecting growing confidence in rugby’s resurgence and fan engagement. 🚨Adelaide’s rapid price growth draws out property investors👇 Almost all of the investment properties that changed hands in Adelaide over the past year sold for more than they were bought for, a new report reveals. The PropTrack Terri Scheer Investor Report found that 99 per cent of investment properties sold across the metropolitan area were profitable, with loans up 16 per cent in South Australia from the 2024 to 2025 financial year. 🚨Boggo Road Precinct To Be Transformed With $4.95 Million Australian Government Investment👇 The heritage-listed Boggo Road Gaol will be transformed, with the Albanese Labor Government announcing a $4.95 million investment in the Boggo Road Innovation Precinct under the urban Precincts and Partnerships Program. The gaol served as Brisbane's main prison for 119 years before it closed in stages between 1989 and 2000. While it's been a popular destination for ghost and crime tours, the prison has been underutilised for a quarter of a century. For more Crypto, Property, Tech and Investing news from this part of the world, LIKE, COMMENT, RT, FOLLOW and turn on Notifications. #CryptoNews #mezfi #investing

Gm web3! This week is gonna be massive ! Do have a wonderful week ahead!

Gm web3 ! Everyone's portfolio is on ICU 😂 Stay positive! the best is yet to come.

Welcome to this week's MezFi Morning Brief. In this Friday's news round up from down under, Australian retailer bets big on pump.fun, Aussies lock down spending in home loan dash, and farm robots receive investment windfall. 🚨Australian Company Fitell Buys $1.5M Worth of Pump.fun Tokens to Deepen Solana Bet👇 Australian gym equipment retailer, Fitell Corporation, has announced its purchase of 216.8 million PUMP tokens valued at approximately US$1.5 million. It follows an earlier purchase by the company of 46,000 SOL, valued at US$10 million and reflects the company’s continued pivot towards becoming a Solana Treasury Company. The company, which is listed on the NASDAQ, now has plans to dual list on the ASX and rebrand as Solana Australia Corporation. 🚨Aussies take extreme measures to secure home loans, new data shows👇 Aussies are turning to alternative strategies to slash their home loans as the RBA holds off on rate cuts. New research from Finder has revealed almost one in five Australians are reining in their spending to secure a home loan or pay off their mortgage. With the RBA unlikely to provide interest rate relief until well after Christmas, Aussies are taking matters into their own hands to secure a mortgage, boost their borrowing power, or reduce their current debt. 🚨Australia’s ‘Green Bank’ CEFC Backs SwarmFarm Robotics With A$7M Series B Investment👇 Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is putting its Powering Australia Technology Fund (PATF) to work to make farming more sustainable. CEFC has committed A$7 million to SwarmFarm Robotics to hasten the deployment of its autonomous SwarmBots, nimble farm robots built in regional Queensland and designed to slash chemical use and emissions across Australian agriculture. The financing supports SwarmFarm’s Series B round, led by European agtech investor Edaphon and joined by an existing backer lineup featuring QIC, Emmertech, Tenacious Ventures and Artesian Capital. For more Crypto, Property, Tech and Investing news from this part of the world, LIKE, COMMENT, RT, FOLLOW and turn on Notifications. #CryptoNews #mezfi #investing

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