Slide 1: Investor Presentation
re) Investor Presentation BTCS Inc. (Nasdaq: BTCS) September 2024 «2 BTCS Builder-+ @)ChainQ www.btes.com www btes.com/builder www.chaing.com www.stakeseeker.com (Hl StakeSeeker
Slide 2: Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor he following presentation contains statements, estimates, forecasts, and projections regarding future performance and events, which constitute forward-looking statements, Those statements include statements regarding the intent and bole? or current expectations of BTCS and its management
Slide 3: BTCS Business Model
BTCS Business Model Driving scalable revenue growth through a diverse range of business lines leveraging and built on top of our core and proven blockchain infrastructure operations. @ Chain@ [zh Builder+ HStakeSeeker ‘Al Powered Blockchain Analytics Ethereum Block Building Cryptocurrency Dashboard
Slide 4: BTCS Value Proposition
8 BTcs BTCS Value Proposition Our strategy focuses on driving scalable growth of our staking-as-a-service and Ethereum block building operations. Leveraging our expanding blockchain infrastructure and industry experience, we are able to operate and develop cutting edge solutions for rapidly advancin
Slide 5: Blockchain - Crypto Exposure Options
Blockchain - Crypto Exposure Options BTCS offers investors the opportunity to gain exposure to crypto markets with a focus on next- generation blockchains powering Web 3 and the growth of NFTs, DeFi, and the Metaverse (2) 1. Direct Crypto Ownership © 15 Generation Blockchains Focus Next-Generation B
Slide 6: Blockchain Infrastructure
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Slide 7: BTCS Core Infrastructure
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Slide 8: Blockchain Networks Secured by BTCS
Blockchain Networks Secured by BTCS Our current blockchain infrastructure operations are comprised of the networks described below. Our expansion strategy involves the evaluation of high-utility blockchains that can be supported on the StakeSeeker platform ETHEREUM Leading smart contract layer-one d
Slide 9: ChainQ
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Slide 10: What is ChainQ?
_ @ ChainQ Chain@ provides a simple way for crypto holders to access otherwise hard-to-obtain blockchain data, similar to Bloomber: financial research or Westlaw for legal research, Chain@ utilizes cutting-edge generative Al and advanced customized search functionalities and provides efficient query
Slide 11: Why is BTCS Launching ChainQ?
Why is BTCS Launching ChainQ? Chain@ leverages indexed data from BTCS's blockchain infrastructure operations to provide access to otherwise hard-to- access blockchain data which would not be accessible via Google searches or ChatGPT. Highly Scalable Large and Growing Addressable Market Limited Al Ba
Slide 12: Featured Highlights
2 BTCS NN Featured Highlights Al-Powered Queries The user-friendly search bar enables users to ask questions in natural language Advanced Customized Searching The advanced customized search feature goes beyond typical blockchain explorers. By specifying criteria such as date ranges, transaction wall
Slide 13: Builder+
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Slide 14: Market Opportunity - Ethereum Block Builders
saaibed Market Opportunity - Ethereum Block Builders The Ethereum block-building market represents a critical component of validator reward distribution, The current builder market is dominated by a small number of network participants. Market Concentration Market poised for growth primarily through
Slide 15: What is Builder+?
(=h Builder+ What is Builder+? + Builder’ is our newly developed Ethereum block builder, which utilizes advanced algorithms to meticulously construct optimized blocks for on-chain validation designed to maximize revenue (MEV). + Builders monitor the Ethereum transaction queue (mempool for pending tr
Slide 16: How builders add value to Ethereum's blockchain
(=h Builder+ How builders add value to Ethereum’s blockchain Increase Validator Incentives Builders boost validator incentives by simplifying the process of capturing MEV rewards associated with proposed blocks, making participation in the network more lucrative and competitive. Improves Network Cap
Slide 17: Why BTCS Launched Builder+
[<b Builder+ Why BTCS Launched Builder+ o oO o 6 Harness MEV Empower OFAC Fuel Ethereum's Highly Revenue Validators Compliance Growth Scalable By operating our own builder with Builder+, we Builder+ is poised to unlock scalable revenue bolsters our Ethereum blockchain infrastructure opportunities by
Slide 18: StakeSeeker
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Slide 19: SaaS Market Opportunity - Fragmented Competition
idle SaaS Market Opportunity - Fragmented Competition BTCS expects the Staking-as-a-Service market opportunity to grow with blockchain network adoption. We anticipate the market participant structure for the subset of blockchains depicted belo’ to be representative of the much larger PoS market. Tot
Slide 20: Staking-as-a-Service
Staking-as-a-Service * BTCS validator nodes (branded under “StakeSeeker’) enable us to provide non-custodial staking-as-a-service on various networks. * As the node operator, we receive a percentage of staking rewards (eg, a validator fee) earned on delegated assets to our nodes from token holders.
Slide 21: Comparison to a More Widely Known Business Model
& BTCS Q airbnb Individual Owns Property Listed on Property Airbnb for Rent Asset Held by Decision to In ual Monetize Asset ) StakeSeeker Individual Holds Tokens Staked to Crypto StakeSeeker Nodes Individual chooses to monetize their assets. Renting physical assets to earn rental income on Airbnb's
Slide 22: What is Staking?
@ BTcs What is Staking? * Staking cryptocurrencies involves supporting the consensus mechanism of a Proof-of-Stake blockchain. The process involves committing crypto assets to support and validate transactions on a blockchain network, earning rewards for successful verification of transactions. * De
Slide 23: StakeSeeker dashboard
& BTcs @ StakeSeeker StakeSeeker is BTCS's proprietary eryptocurrency dashboard, offering users a consolidated view of their crypto portfolio across various exchanges and wallets. It also provides innovative portfolio analytics. Link exchanges and wallets where your crypto is held to evaluate and mo
Slide 24: Key Service Providers
Key Service Providers EQUITY Transfer Agent [ul NY NasonYeager Legal Counsel RBSM Auditor @00986 ©0080 ©O Contact Us IR Ph; 202-987-8368 Email ir@btcs.com wwwbics.com www stakeseeker.com www_btcs.com/builder ywww.chaing.com twitter. com/NasdagBTCS www linkedin. com/Nasdag-btcs www facebook. com/pg/N
Slide 25: Appendix
Appendix
Slide 26: Management & Board
@ BTcs Charles Allen nief Executive Officer & Chairman of the Board Charlie Lee Management & Board Management a am Michal Michael. Manish Handerhan Prevoznik Paranjape chi Operating chiettnencl chet Tec blegy Sears ‘fice Ofer Director Independent Directors g 2 Melanie Pump Ashley DeSimone Director D
Slide 27: Blockchains Explained
& BTCS Blockchains Explained A blockchain ledger is a distributed ledger maintained by a network of computer nodes that verify and validate transactions. Traditional vs. Blockchain Systems. How Blockchains Work Distributed ledgers allow for ownership of assets to be recorded Transaction (payment, co
Slide 28: Blockchains Ushering in a New Era of Technology
& BTCS Blockchains Ushering in a New Era of Technology The computer and internet age ushered in the digitization and proliferation of information on a global scale. Blockchains are ushering in an age of asset digitization and transfer without the need for trusted intermediaries (banks, exchanges, et
Slide 29: Next-Generation PoS Opportunity & Relative Comparison
idle Next-Generation PoS Opportunity & Relative Comparison Web 3 and transaction-based industries built on next-generation blockchain technologies represent a multi-trillion market opportunity. ast Generation Blockchains Next-Generation PoS Blockchains Bitcoin and gold are storers of value. The inte
Slide 30: Active Development Leading Indicator of Future Value
BB TES Active Development Leading Indicator of Future Value” The significant increase in both total developers and code commits on the Ethereum blockchain 4,000 3,000 2,000 Total Developers 1,000 ° 400 indicates its dominance and value proposition. Monthly Active Developers Since Launch thereun B00
Slide 31: Ethereum vs Bitcoin Performance
@ BTCS a “ Ethereum vs Bitcoin Performance Sauce Ponfolostabs asaf une 8.2224 “Statements reflect salety he opinion of BTCS and its management. Active development may not ead to future value Key characteristics ETH-USO YD Retwen 56209 2y Rewn 107:70% 3 Return nn) 14629 ‘57 Retun Ana) 67.02% Shorpe R
Slide 32: Importance of Custody in Today's Environment
# BTes Importance of Custody in Today's Environment It is more crucial than ever to educate the put through self-custody. Non-cu: d growing your crypto ass ic on the imp a secure and r full control of arding solution for ur private keys al staking offe 5 with Self-Custody staking encourages rol them
Slide 33: Differentiating Non-Custodial Staking Model
& BTCS Staking with BTCS's StakeSeeker nodes is non-custodial, which differs from staking and earn programs Custodial Staking Differentiating Non-Custodial Staking Model offered by centralized crypto exchanges that have faced recent regulatory scrutiny. Crypto exchanges create wallets for accounts s