Coinsilium launches subsidiary for blockchain token based funding

Coinsilium Group, the early-stage blockchain development accelerator, and investor today announced the formation of a wholly-owned subsidiary, Terrastream Limited (Terrastream), in Gibraltar.

Further to the release on June 1st of this year, the company is pursuing its own initiatives in blockchain and smart contract technologies. The formation of Terrastream marks the first step.

Terrastream aims to build an Enterprise standard blockchain-powered platform for the generation of token-based alternative funding solutions designed to operate in compliance with Gibraltar’s proposed forthcoming Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) Regulatory Framework.

Highlights

The rationale for forming Terrastream Limited

Terrastream Limited has been formed in Gibraltar as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Coinsilium with the objective of building an Enterprise standard blockchain-powered platform offering token-based alternative funding solutions with potential applications in several industry sectors, including, but not limited to, the precious metals and natural resources extractive industries.

Following a recent visit to Gibraltar by Coinsilium’s Executive Directors, which included meetings with senior representatives from Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC), Coinsilium is confident that Terrastream will be able to benefit from the support of a conducive regulatory framework within the jurisdiction. The build and development of the Terrastream platform are expected to be funded from the company’s existing reserves and the proceeds of a proposed non-dilutive digital token sale, further details of which will be announced in due course.

Gibraltar’s Distributed Ledger Technology Regulatory Framework

Gibraltar is set to become the first jurisdiction globally to provide a regulatory framework specifically designed for firms engaging in activities that use DLT for the transmission or storage of value belonging to others (DLT Framework), also covering Blockchain Technologies. In May 2017, Gibraltar Finance released a consultation document as part of its process towards establishing this regulatory framework. The operative date is expected to be no later than 1 January 2018.

Appointment of ISOLAS

Coinsilium has appointed specialist Law Firm ISOLAS to advise on the structuring of Terrastream and its planned token sale. ISOLAS is actively involved in Gibraltar’s drive to develop the DLT Framework and has successfully advised on several token sales, including GNOSIS which sold tokens for 250,000 Ether (ETH), equivalent to USD $12.5m at the time, and Coinsilium portfolio company CoinDash.

Malcolm Palle, Executive Chairman of Coinsilium

Malcolm Palle, Executive Chairman of Coinsilium, commented:

“After many months of preparatory work we are delighted to be able to finally announce the launch of Terrastream together with its proposed token sale and we look forward to working closely with ISOLAS and the GFSC team in Gibraltar in the lead up to the DLT Regulatory Framework going live.”

“Gibraltar has an impressive track record of successfully identifying opportunities in early trends and has built a solid reputation in the gaming and fintech industries.”

“Coinsilium’s subsidiary Terrastream will be one of the first blockchain-focused companies to support Gibraltar’s regulatory initiative and we expect the DLT Regulatory Framework to provide investors and industry participants alike with the confidence and certainty to embrace and support the development of many exciting blockchain ventures in the future. We look forward to updating investors on further developments with Terrastream at this exciting time for Coinsilium.”

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