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Providing nationally accredited, government-approved education for Australia’s emerging tech workforce, plus a secure, all-in-one platform to help Australians learn, trade, and engage with the digital economy safely and compliantly.

02/10/2026

🔗 What can on-chain data tell us about activity across a blockchain network?

Price charts show how the market is moving, but blockchain networks also record transactions, wallet activity and other data that can provide additional context about what is happening on-chain.

In our latest Crypto Intermediate 2: On-chain literacy blog, we explore:

• What on-chain data is
• Wallet flows, holder behaviour and supply dynamics
• How whale activity can be tracked
• Tools used for on-chain analysis
• How to distinguish useful signals from background activity

🔍 Understanding on-chain data
On-chain data refers to information recorded directly on a blockchain. Looking at transactions, wallet movements and network activity can help provide a broader view of how a blockchain is being used.

🐋 Tracking wallet and whale activity
Large transfers and changes in wallet activity can provide useful context about how assets are moving across a network. However, individual movements should not be treated as definite indicators of what the market will do next.

📊 Finding signals in the data
Not every transaction or metric carries the same significance. Comparing several indicators and looking at patterns over time can provide more context than relying on a single data point.

📚 Explore Crypto Intermediate 2: On-chain literacy and learn more about interpreting blockchain activity.

🔗 Read the full blog via https://ausblock.com.au/insights/

01/10/2026

Coin, token, network - What’s the difference?

These terms often appear together when learning about crypto, but they describe different parts of the blockchain ecosystem.

In this carousel, we break down:
• Meet the coin
• Meet the token
• Meet the network
• How they connect

🟡 Meet the coin
A coin is a cryptocurrency that is native to its own blockchain network. For example, BTC is native to Bitcoin, ETH is native to Ethereum, and SOL is native to Solana. Coins can be used to transfer value and pay transaction fees.

🔷 Meet the token
A token is a digital asset created on an existing blockchain network. Tokens can serve many different purposes, and a single blockchain can support many different tokens. For example, USDC is issued on multiple networks, including Ethereum and Solana.

🌐 Meet the network
A blockchain network is the underlying infrastructure that processes and records transactions according to its own rules. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana are examples of separate blockchain networks.

🔗 How do they connect?
Think of the network as the infrastructure. A coin is native to that network, while tokens can be created and operate on compatible networks.

Understanding these differences makes it easier to navigate wallets, transactions, exchanges and the wider crypto ecosystem.

📚 Want to build your crypto knowledge?

Learn more about blockchain, crypto and emerging technologies with AusBlock:
ausblock.com.au

26/09/2026

⚡ You may have heard of Hyperliquid but what exactly is it, and how does it work?

Hyperliquid is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for financial applications and on-chain trading, bringing trading infrastructure and blockchain functionality together on one network. Its HyperCore system includes perpetual and spot order books as flagship applications.

In this carousel, we break down:

• What Hyperliquid is
• How the network works
• What HYPE is
• Why Hyperliquid is worth learning about

🌐 What is Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid is built around on-chain financial markets. Rather than relying entirely on off-chain infrastructure, its ecosystem is designed to support trading and other financial applications directly on its blockchain.

⚙️ How does it work?
Hyperliquid combines two key components: HyperCore, which supports native financial applications such as perpetual and spot order books, and HyperEVM, which enables developers to build applications within the broader ecosystem.

💠 What is HYPE?
HYPE is the native token of the Hyperliquid network. According to the Hyper Foundation, HYPE is used in the network’s ownership, governance and security model.

📚 Why learn about Hyperliquid?
Understanding Hyperliquid can help you explore:
• On-chain trading
• Layer 1 blockchain technology
• DeFi markets
• Blockchain-based financial applications

As blockchain technology continues to develop, platforms such as Hyperliquid provide a useful real-world example of how decentralised networks can support financial markets and applications.

🔗 Learn more about blockchain, crypto and emerging technologies with AusBlock:
ausblock.com.au

23/09/2026

🤖 How can AI support your everyday work?

AI can be useful for more than generating answers. When used thoughtfully, it can help with everyday tasks, organise information and support the early stages of your work.

Here are 5 practical ways AI can support your work 👇

📝 Emails, outlines & first drafts
Use AI to help structure ideas and create a starting point for written content.

📄 Summarise long documents
Turn lengthy information into key points that are easier to review.

📊 Identify patterns & trends
Use AI to explore information and highlight patterns that may be worth a closer look.

⚙️ Simplify repetitive admin tasks
AI can assist with routine tasks, helping you spend more time on work that needs human judgement.

💡 Brainstorm ideas & concepts
Generate starting points, explore different approaches and develop ideas further.

The key is knowing where AI can help and where human judgement, review and critical thinking still matter.

Want to build practical AI knowledge and skills?
Explore AI training with AusBlock.

🔗 Learn more via https://ausblock.com.au/

19/09/2026

⏳ Wondering how long you have to complete your course?

With AusBlock, you can study at a pace that works for you. The 11381NAT Certificate III in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engineering gives you up to 12 months to complete, so you can fit your learning around work and other commitments.

Have questions about your course or study options? Our team is here to help.
📞 1300 651 993
📧 [email protected]

30/07/2026

🚀 AI Engineer is ranked as Australia’s number one fastest-growing job.

LinkedIn’s Jobs on the Rise 2026 data shows demand for AI-specific roles is accelerating, with AI engineering taking the top position and AI literacy emerging as one of the most valuable capabilities for Australian workers.

AI is no longer limited to specialist technology teams, it is becoming part of everyday work across business, education, health, ICT and the creative industries.

The 11381NAT Certificate III in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engineering provides a nationally recognised foundation for people looking to build practical AI capability and take an entry-level step into this growing field.

Develop skills across:

🤖 AI technologies and language models
📊 Data quality, integrity and privacy
🔐 Cybersecurity and AI risk management
⚖️ Ethical, legal and sustainable AI use
💻 Introductory programming
📈 Practical workplace applications of AI

🎓 Nationally recognised qualification
💻 100% online
⏱️ Self-paced over 12 months
🌱 No previous technical experience required

Build the foundational skills to participate in Australia’s AI-driven future.

👉 Explore the course and enrol today:
https://ausblock.com.au/courses/11381nat-certificate-iii-in-artificial-intelligence-ai-engineering/

30/07/2026

Many Australians are surprised to learn that selling, swapping, spending or even gifting cryptocurrency may create a tax obligation. Before your next crypto trade, make sure you know these tax basics. 📊

In our latest article, we break down the crypto tax basics every beginner should know including:

➡️ What transactions may be taxable
➡️ ️Capital Gains Tax vs ordinary income
➡️ The records you should keep
️➡️ Common crypto tax mistakes to avoid

Understanding how the ATO generally treats cryptocurrency can help you stay organised and make tax time much easier.

📚 Ready to build your knowledge of cryptocurrency, blockchain and emerging technology?

🔗 https://ausblock.com.au/academy/

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20/07/2026

🌏 Nationally recognised education for the next generation of technology.

As blockchain adoption accelerates across finance, government and enterprise, trusted, accredited education matters.

AusBlock is developing a suite of nationally recognised cryptocurrency and blockchain qualifications to help Australians gain practical knowledge and recognised credentials in emerging technology.

Our Academy includes:
🎓 Certificate III in Crypto Asset & Blockchain Technologies
🎓 Diploma of Crypto Assets & Blockchain Technologies

Whether you're starting your journey or expanding your digital skills, you'll gain education aligned with Australia's nationally recognised training framework.

Register your interest today and be first to hear when our courses launch.

🔗 https://ausblock.com.au/academy/

19/05/2026

🚨 30% of Australian crypto investors say their bank has blocked or delayed transfers to a crypto exchange.

Not because they were involved in fraud.
Not because they did anything illegal.

But because some banks are still applying broad restrictions to an entire industry instead of assessing individual risk.

According to the Independent Reserve Cryptocurrency Index 2026, nearly one in three Australian crypto investors have experienced banking restrictions when trying to interact with digital asset platforms.

Shoutout to Stand with Crypto Australia for continuing to raise awareness around debanking in Australia and advocating for fair access to financial services for the crypto industry. 👏

As digital assets continue moving toward mainstream adoption, collaboration between regulators, banks, and industry will be essential to support innovation while protecting consumers.

👉 Support the petition:
https://www.standwithcrypto.org/au/petitions/au-debanking

12/05/2026

🤖 How AI Is Used in Everyday Life AI Basics: Real-World Applications for Everyday Life

AI isn’t just something tech companies use, it’s already part of your daily routine, often without you realising it.

From what you watch, to how you travel, to how businesses operate… AI is quietly powering it all.

In this carousel, we break down:

• How AI is already used in everyday life
• Real examples across work, study, and home
• How AI improves productivity and decision-making
• Common tools Australians are already using
• Why understanding AI is becoming a core digital skill

AI is no longer “future tech” — it’s a practical tool being used across industries like healthcare, finance, education, and business.

As adoption grows, so does the importance of knowing how to use AI effectively and responsibly.

💡 The reality:
AI isn’t replacing people — it’s changing how we work, learn, and live.
Those who understand it early will have a clear advantage.

📖 Read the full guide on our blog
🔗 https://ausblock.com.au/ai-basics-real-world-applications-for-everyday-life/

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