OMN is an institutional-grade security that provides direct exposure to yield via the Bitcoin network’s computational infrastructure (hashrate). Each OMN is backed by and represents one petahash per second (1 PH/s) of hashrate over a fixed 36-month term. Hashrate for the OMN is aggregated by Omnes from insitutional-grade Bitcoin mining facilities, allowing investors to participate in institutional-grade Bitcoin mining economics without without the burden and risks of owning, operating and maintaining physical Bitcoin mining hardware and related infrastructure.

Each OMN is backed by one petahash per second (1 PH/s) of Bitcoin hashrate deployed for a fixed 36-month term. During this period, Bitcoin generated through block rewards and network fees accrues to each OMN. At maturity, investors receive the total Bitcoin mined and accrued to the note, net of predefined offering fees and expenses. OMN holders benefit directly from Bitcoin mining rewards and price appreciation, with no caps or performance fees.

The OMN offering will be carried out by way of a private placement offering through a bankruptcy remote Luxembourg securitisation fund as the issuer, structured under the Luxembourg Securitisation Law of 22 March 2004, as amended. The OMN tokens will be accessible for subscriptions through the Omnes portal powered by our partner tokenization platform.

The OMN is for natural or legal persons who are professional investors. Professional investors are natural or legal persons who (i) qualify as professional investors under Annex II to Directive 2014/65/EU in the European Union, (ii) have sufficient sophistication to invest in the Securities in accordance with the laws of their country of residence, and (iii) invest a minimum amount in the OMN of at least US$100,000. Only natural or legal person professional investors who are, (i) not from restricted jurisdictions, (ii) non-U.S., (iii) non-Canadian, and (iv)not restricted by the laws and regulations applicable to them to invest in the OMN. For more information, please refer to the OMN private placement memorandum, the subscription agreement and other offering documentation.

Yes, the OMN offering is a secured offering. Omnes is working with top tier institutions to safeguard investor capital. In accordance with the Luxembourg Securitisation Law of 22 March 2004, as amended, the Luxembourg securitisation fund issuer will have segregated, ring-fenced and limited recourse compartments for each of the issuer’s offerings, protecting investors from any overspill of risks, liabilities and recourse between compartments. To secure the OMN offering, Omnes is (i) appointing a third party security agent, and (ii) pledging in favour of the noteholders (a) the Bitcoin generated and accruing to each OMN, and (b) the hashrate that will back each OMN. OMN noteholders will have a senior secured creditor status with recourse to the pledged assets through the appointed security agent. To safeguard investor capital, Omnes is appointing (i) an instutional-grade custodian to custody all Bitcoin generated by the hashrate backing each OMN, and (ii) a top-tier auditor for audited financials.