Blockmate Ventures Inc. Investor Presentation Recording
The update was provided by Blockmate Co-Founder & Chairman, Domenic Carosa who detailed upcoming corporate and operational plans for Blockmate and its investees which included:
Blockmate's venture builder model with non-dilutive growth
Strong uptake of the Hivello platform with approximately 10,000 nodes now running to generate passive income for Hivello users
Blockmate Mining: High-capacity, low-cost Bitcoin & AI mining
Plans to launch a third venture and early Nasdaq interest in the mining arm
Investors can view a recording of the presentation in full here: https://youtu.be/Br6iqvB8hkQ
A copy of the presentation materials can also be viewed here:
https://www.blockmate.com/s/Blockmate-Investor-Presentation-Q3-2025.pdf
About Blockmate Ventures Inc.
Blockmate Ventures (TSX.V: MATE) is a Blockchain & Web3 venture builder investing in and operating scalable blockchain, mining, and digital infrastructure companies. From decentralized computing with Hivello to Blockmate Mining, the Company's portfolio provides investors with diversified exposure to emerging sectors within Web3 and beyond.
To learn more, visit www.blockmate.com.
Blockmate welcomes investors to join the Company's mailing list for the latest updates, webinars and industry research by subscribing at https://www.blockmate.com/subscribe.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Justin Rosenberg, CEO
Blockmate Ventures Inc
justin@blockmate.com
(+1-580-262-6130)
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