PROPOSED RIGHT
Participation in future distributions
A contractual right to a defined portion of distributable profit, if any, subject to the final legal documents.
Proposed participation model
Own a share of
the revenue.
Not the company.
The proposed model would allow eligible participants to hold contractual Revenue Share Units linked to future distributable profits—without receiving equity or ownership in BCRYPTED Pty Ltd.
IMPORTANT
This page visualises a concept only. It is not an offer, recommendation, forecast or disclosure document. No application, payment or expression of interest is being accepted.
01 / THE CONCEPT
One proposed unit.
Three clear boundaries.
NOT INCLUDED
No equity in BCRYPTED Pty Ltd
Units would not be shares and would not provide ownership of the company or its assets.
STILL UNRESOLVED
Final legal classification
Rights, disclosure, licensing, transferability, governance and tax treatment require professional advice.
INDICATIVE ISSUE1,000,000Revenue Share Units
INDICATIVE PRICE$1,000AUD per unit
OWNERSHIP0%Company equity conveyed
Terminology note: The working name “Revenue Share Unit” does not determine legal classification. The brief proposes distributions from defined profit—not gross mining revenue. Final drafting must resolve that distinction.
02 / INDICATIVE ALLOCATION
Every dollar of profit
has a proposed job.
100%Defined profit
Illustrative allocation only. “Profit” has not yet been legally or commercially defined.
UNIT HOLDERS
Potential distributions
Shared across eligible units if distributable profit exists and the final documents permit a distribution.REINVESTMENT
More resilient capacity
Proposed for ASIC miners, power capacity, facility expansion, cooling and technology upgrades.OPERATING COMPANY
Operate and grow
Staff, management, administration, compliance, marketing, research, maintenance and growth.↻
~3-YEAR TARGET Indicative hardware refresh cycle, subject to economics, equipment availability and capital approval.
5%Maximum proposed holding
03 / CONCENTRATION LIMIT
Designed for
distributed participation.
The concept caps each person or legal entity at 50,000 units—an indicative maximum of 5% of the proposed issue.
- 01Limit concentration
- 02Broaden participation
- 03Protect governance balance
- 04Reduce single-holder influence
Aggregation rules, related-party holdings and enforcement mechanics remain subject to the final legal framework.
04 / INDICATIVE GOVERNANCE
A voice in proposals.
Not day-to-day control.
Facilities
Expansion into new sites and major capital purchases.
Treasury
Strategies and profit-allocation proposals.
Partnerships
Strategic, community and supplier initiatives.
Environment
Energy, land and environmental initiatives.
Governance is conceptual. Voting thresholds, reserved management powers, conflicts, eligibility, quorum, enforcement and minority protections have not been established.
05 / COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
Build more than
your investment.
Infrastructure
Electricians · Builders · HVAC specialists · Civil contractors
Technology
Network engineers · Linux administrators · Cybersecurity · Software developers
Operations
Logistics · Procurement · Marketing · Finance · Administration
Professional
Legal · Accounting · Compliance · Engineering · Renewable energy consulting
Any commercial engagement would be separately assessed and contracted. Holding a unit would not guarantee work, supplier status or employment.
06 / GROWTH FLYWHEEL
Share. Reinvest.
Strengthen. Repeat.
Higher capacity does not guarantee higher revenue or profit. Mining difficulty, Bitcoin price, downtime, energy yield, hardware performance, regulation and costs can reverse the cycle.
07 / MATERIAL RISKS
Potential upside
does not remove risk.
Participants could lose the full amount committed. Units may be illiquid, non-transferable or never issued.
Structure & regulation
The instrument may require licensing, registration, disclosure or a different entity structure.
Bitcoin economics
Price, network difficulty, block rewards and transaction fees are volatile and uncontrollable.
Build & energy
Planning, grid, solar yield, storage, connectivity, cooling and construction can underperform.
Hardware
ASICs can fail, become obsolete, arrive late or produce less than modelled.
Liquidity
There may be no market, redemption mechanism or lawful transfer pathway.
Tax & counterparty
Tax outcomes, contracts, custody, banking and service-provider failures may affect returns.
08 / FREQUENTLY ASKED
Clear questions.
Honest status.
What exactly am I buying?+
Nothing is available to buy. The concept proposes a contractual Revenue Share Unit, but the legal instrument and rights do not yet exist in final form.
Do I own part of the company?+
No. The proposed units would not be shares and would not provide equity or ownership in BCRYPTED Pty Ltd.
How are profits calculated?+
The definition of distributable profit—including revenue recognition, depreciation, reserves, taxes, capital expenditure and audit—must be established in formal documents.
When are distributions made?+
No frequency is set. Distributions may be irregular or zero and would depend on performance, cash, reserves and the final legal terms.
Can I sell or transfer units?+
Transferability has not been determined. There may be restrictions, approval requirements, no market or a complete prohibition on transfer.
Can companies purchase units?+
Potential eligibility for companies, trusts, individuals and sophisticated or wholesale investors is under legal review.
Why is there a 5% cap?+
The indicative cap aims to reduce concentration and broaden participation. Related-party and aggregation rules are unresolved.
How does governance work?+
It does not yet. The page illustrates potential proposal topics only. Management powers and formal voting mechanics require legal drafting.
Is there a minimum investment?+
The working concept uses one unit at an indicative $1,000 AUD, but no minimum, price or application terms are approved.
What legal structure will be used?+
Undetermined. Australian legal, regulatory, tax and licensing advice is required before any structure can be selected.
Where is the Information Memorandum?+
No approved disclosure document exists. A placeholder will not be presented as real investor documentation.
What risks should investors consider?+
Full capital loss, illiquidity, regulatory change, Bitcoin volatility, mining difficulty, construction, energy, hardware, cyber, tax and counterparty risks, among others.
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COLLECTION DISABLED Legal classification, disclosure, privacy notice, consent language, retention policy and secure CRM routing must be approved first.
LEGAL RELEASE GATE
Before publication or collection opens: Australian counsel must classify the instrument and fundraising pathway; approve entity, licensing and disclosure requirements; review all advertising copy; define holder rights and risks; approve privacy and consent documents; and authorise the final Information Memorandum or other required disclosure.
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