Investor Seminars

In China - Shenzhen:

We are presenting at The 16th Conference on International Exchange of Professionals, Shenzhen China
2018.04.14-2018.04.15.  More information here.

In China - Shanghai:

Investors forum.  Details available soon here.

In the United Kingdom - London:

We've organised more 1-hour Investor Seminars.  Come along to learn more and meet the Directors.

• April 18 (Wed) 13:00 at The Clubhouse, 8 St James's Square, London SW1Y 4JU
• April 24 (Tue) 17:30 at The Clubhouse, 8 St James's Square, London SW1Y 4JU
• May 1 (Tue) 13:00 at The Clubhouse, 8 St James's Square, London SW1Y 4JU
• May 8 (Tue) 17:30 at The Clubhouse, 8 St James's Square, London SW1Y 4JU

Investor Webinars

Can't make a London or China based Investor Seminar?

You can still join in, meet the Directors and ask questions by attending one of the Investor Webinar series.

Webinar times are:

• Thursday 26 April 18:00-19:00
• Friday 27 April 13:00-14:00
• Wednesday 2 May 18:00-19:00
• Friday 4 May 13:00-14:00
• Tuesday 8 May 18:00-19:00
• Friday 11 May 13:00-14:00
• Wednesday 16 May 18:00-19:00

Overview

The mine will be built and managed by Bladetec Ltd.  Established in 2002, Bladetec has, since inception, been focussed on highly advanced computing, supplying technology, consulting and integration services to the UK Ministry of Defence, NATO and The National Grid amongst others. The Third Bladetec Bitcoin Mine Ltd is the company’s third iteration of mining for cryptocurrencies, and the first where Bladetec is offering its services as a bitcoin mining management company.

The company is raising up to £10m equity. The number of shares sold (£1.00/share par value), at a minimum investment of £5,000 per investor, will determine the value of the company. The funds raised will be used to purchase the hardware and fund the electrity, site and admin costs. Unlike a traditional company there will be no overheads for marketing, sales and other functional costs. 

£10M

UP to Investment to be Raised

£5K

Minimum investment

+57%

Expected IRR (per annum)

As shown in the graphic above, the Company has prepared four different projection scenarios; each based on different future values of Bitcoin.

There is further upside potential based on the appreciation in value of the currency.

Details of the Investment

Since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2008, the popularity and value of Bitcoin has climbed sharply. Although there are a limited number of Bitcoins in circulation, they have four useful qualities; they are hard to earn, decentralised from any government control, easy to transfer and are secured by the blockchain. Bitcoin has received a significant spike in interest over the past few months and is thought to be the cryptocurrency that has gained significance as an appropriate medium for transactions. However, due to the volatile nature of Bitcoin, investing in Bitcoin can be perceived as highly risky. Therefore, an alternative way to invest in Bitcoin is to invest in its production – mining. 

How do we generate revenue

The Third Bladetec Bitcoin Mine Ltd’s mine will earn revenue through the processing of Bitcoin transactions, the reward for which is payment in Bitcoins, a process known as “mining”.  Part of this process involves the solving of mathematical problems, which get progressively more difficult. The mine is envisaged to be competitive for the first few years but as mining technology improves, the mine’s competitiveness will decline. As the cost to produce Bitcoin outweighs the return, the Board of Directors will make a recommendation to sell the Company’s assets, i.e. the mine’s computational resources and Bitcoins accumulated. The proceeds from the sale will be in £Sterling and the net proceeds will be distributed to shareholders.

It is important to note that the rate of success in achieving these fees and rewards is directly related to two factors: the amount of processing capacity available globally (the global hash-rate) and the increasing complexity of the problems which are required to be solved (the difficulty). As the hash-rate increases, the difficulty increases, making it harder to succeed in winning or mining Bitcoins. It is possible that the company’s mine will have a reducing production of rewards and fees as the number of other miners increases, which has been included in the company’s financial projections.