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The Trade Shade Launches Magnetic Umbrella Holder for Tradies
Herston, Queensland–(Newsfile Corp. – October 18, 2022) – The Trade Shade, a Brisbane based company founded by local electrician Sean Conneely, announces the release of its latest innovative magnetic umbrella holder.
The Trade Shade Magnetic Umbrella Holder
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The much anticipated release of The Trade Shade Magnetic Umbrella Holder designed by Conneely is expected to change the face of workplace safety in an era where the need to work in extreme heat or heavy rain has become commonplace.
The Trade Shade Magnetic Umbrella Holder comprised of multiple rare earth neodymium magnets encapsulated within a rubber housing creates a secure magnetic attachment to most ferrous objects. Coupled with this inventive base design the upper holder component can accommodate most golf umbrellas available on today’s market. Rounded off with the product’s robust construction it makes an ideal element protection tool ready to withstand the tough Australian working conditions.
In the major industrial setting, this simple solution will allow on-site electrical maintenance crews, refrigeration, diesel and plant mechanics to continue to work on equipment or machinery in unfavourable weather situations.
The device both protects the worker and contributes to efficiency when on-site plant and equipment breakdowns inevitably occur, while complying with WH&S standards, especially in regard to direct exposure to the sun and extreme heat. When paired with the magnetic umbrella holder the correct shading or umbrella material can reduce the temperatures in the work area by up to 10 degrees.
Trade Shade creator Sean Conneely said there has recently been a rapid uptake in interest from large industrial and commercial clients looking to protect their workforce and can see the product as an important tool in battling the dangers of the sun this summer.
“They’ve seen the potential benefits in terms of risk management, worker safety, and the cost-saving in terms of compensation claims. It keeps workers both comfortable and safe while they work.
It is estimated that around 200 melanomas and 34,000 non-melanoma skin cancers per year are caused by occupational exposures in Australia. A Cancer Council survey of tradies revealed that 34% have been treated for skin cancer or a suspicious spot, and more that 50% knew another tradesperson who had been diagnosed with skin cancer.
“With extreme temperatures and severe rain events predicted over summer, being resilient and prepared with weather protection for outdoor workers makes a lot of sense. It’s going to save money in the long run for both the company and the worker,” Conneely said.
Data collected by Safe Work Australia between financial years 2010/11 to 2018/19 shows that 2,408 claims were accepted for various cancers at a total cost of AU$192.8 million. During this period, 1,208 workers compensation claims for skin cancer were accepted at a total cost of $32.8 million. This accounts for 17% of total cancer compensation payments.
Conneely said that the company is ready to take advance orders for the summer season. The Trade Shade comes with a 30 day guarantee and will be stocked in quality electrical and HVAC wholesalers across the country before Christmas.
Media Enquiries Contact: Sean Conneely 0404 106 360
Info & Orders www.thetradeshade.com.au
About The Trade Shade:
Company: The Trade Shade
Website: www.thetradeshade.com.au
Contact Name: Sean Conneely
Contact Email: [email protected]
Contact Number: 0404106360
SOURCE: The Trade Shade
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Blocks & Headlines: Today in Blockchain – May 28, 2025 (Angermayer, Soneium, ASIC, Guo, DMG)
Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies continue to evolve at breakneck speed, driving new partnerships, regulatory battles, service launches, and environmental innovations. Today’s briefing highlights five pivotal developments:
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Christian Angermayer’s investment in Uranium Digital, signaling a shift toward tokenized commodities.
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Sony’s Soneium launch, embedding Web3 into entertainment via a layer-2 blockchain.
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ASIC’s lawsuit against a former Blockchain Global exec, underscoring regulatory scrutiny over exchange failures.
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Cointelegraph’s coverage of civil proceedings against Liang “Allan” Guo, reinforcing Australia’s hard line on director accountability.
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DMG Blockchain’s carbon-neutral Bitcoin transactions, blending green initiatives with custody services.
We’ll unpack each story with concise coverage, opinion-driven commentary, and “Source” attributions—arming you with context and SEO-rich keywords like blockchain, cryptocurrency, Web3, DeFi, and NFTs.
1. Christian Angermayer Backs Uranium Digital’s Tokenized Commodities
Summary: Christian Angermayer, the German biotech billionaire and prominent crypto investor, has joined Uranium Digital as a strategic investor and advisor—aiming to bring uranium trading onto blockchain rails and open commodities markets to tokenized liquidity .
Analysis & Commentary:
Angermayer’s move represents a pivotal moment for asset tokenization, blending commodity markets with DeFi liquidity. By leveraging blockchain’s transparency and fractional ownership, Uranium Digital could democratize access to a market historically reserved for large institutional players. However, regulatory frameworks for nuclear materials are stringent—navigating cross-border compliance will be as critical as the technical on-chain architecture. This partnership may set a precedent for other “hard asset” tokenization ventures seeking both capital and credibility.
Source: Fortune/Yahoo Finance
2. Sony’s Soneium: A Layer-2 Web3 Revolution for Entertainment
Summary: Sony’s new layer-2 blockchain, Soneium, launched in January 2025 to facilitate fast, low-cost transactions for gaming, NFTs, and creator economies. Built on Ethereum’s OP Stack, it has processed over 70 million transactions and hosts 62 dApps, including partnerships with Bandai Namco and Gaudiy.
Analysis & Commentary:
With Soneium, Sony is not just experimenting with blockchain; it’s reimagining digital ownership in entertainment. By targeting high-volume use cases—gaming items, fan tokens, event ticketing—Sony leverages its brand authority to accelerate Web3 adoption. Yet mainstream uptake hinges on seamless user experiences: integrated wallets, intuitive NFT management, and clear value for collectors. If Sony can mask blockchain’s complexity behind familiar interfaces, Soneium could become the template for corporate-led Web3 platforms.
Source: CCN
3. ASIC Sues Former Blockchain Global Exec Over $20M in Claims
Summary: The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) filed civil proceedings against former Blockchain Global director Liang “Allan” Guo for allegedly misusing over A$20 million of ACX Exchange customer funds and breaching directors’ duties.
Analysis & Commentary:
This lawsuit highlights the regulatory imperative to protect retail crypto investors. As exchanges fail, the lack of segregated custodial accounts leaves users exposed to directors’ mismanagement. ASIC’s aggressive stance sends a clear signal: exchange governance and financial controls are non-negotiable. Blockchain firms must prioritize transparent accounting, regular audits, and robust compliance frameworks—or risk severe legal consequences.
Source: Decrypt
4. Australian Regulator Takes Guo to Court: Cointelegraph’s Perspective
Summary: Cointelegraph reports ASIC’s civil case against Allan Guo, focusing on alleged false statements and improper fund co-mingling at ACX Exchange, which left over A$22.7 million in creditor claims.
Analysis & Commentary:
Cointelegraph’s coverage underscores a broader trend: jurisdictional enforcement is catching up with crypto’s borderless nature. By spotlighting both Guo’s departure from Australia and the court’s pursuit, the story reinforces that geographical escape won’t shield executives from liability. Going forward, global crypto platforms must embed compliance in governance structures rather than treating it as an afterthought.
Source: Cointelegraph
5. DMG Blockchain Enables Carbon-Neutral Bitcoin Transactions
Summary: DMG Blockchain Solutions, via its subsidiary Systemic Trust Company and Terra Pool, now offers regulatory-compliant, carbon-neutral Bitcoin transactions using Fireblocks custody infrastructure and green energy-backed mining pools.
Analysis & Commentary:
By integrating carbon-neutral protocols into custody and settlement, DMG addresses the sustainability critique of Bitcoin. Financial institutions increasingly demand ESG-aligned crypto services; DMG’s offering could capture that market. The challenge lies in quantifying and auditing green claims, ensuring the offset mechanisms are transparent and verifiable. If DMG nails this, carbon-neutral Bitcoin may shift from niche demand to mainstream expectation.
Source: GlobeNewswire
Conclusion
Today’s stories illustrate how blockchain’s frontiers—from tokenized commodities and corporate Web3 platforms to regulatory crackdowns and green coin initiatives—are rapidly expanding. Key takeaways:
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Tokenization’s next wave: Hard assets like uranium may redefine DeFi’s scope.
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Enterprise blockchains: Sony’s Soneium could blueprint corporate-run layer-2 networks.
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Regulatory rigor: ASIC’s actions against Guo reinforce that compliance and fund segregation are mandatory.
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Sustainable crypto: Carbon neutrality in Bitcoin transactions is evolving from buzzword to business imperative.
Stay tuned for tomorrow’s Blocks & Headlines, where we’ll bring you the latest strategic partnerships, technological breakthroughs, and policy updates driving the blockchain revolution.
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