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0400 82 66 69 srowlison@diamondcircle.net

• Solution: Diamond makes it easy to exchange currencies and reduces the risk of loss and theft
• Target Markets: Brick and Mortar Merchants, Tech savvy Tourists, online payment gateways and money exchanges
• USP: Easy methods to acquire and dispose of virtual currencies –
“Beyond a shadow of a doubt” - security
• Barriers to Entry:
Quantum technology required to issue and secure funds.
• Competitive Analysis:
No identified direct competitor, numerous inadequate substitute solutions including:
2-factor authentication, print to paper, USB stick all provide varying degrees of convenience and security apart from the established banking industry.

• First decentralised currency
• Can be purchased online and in-person for cash
• Can be exchanged for goods and services
• Can be exchanged for cash or other virtual currencies
• $227 USD = 1 bitcoin (8/11/2013)
• $300 USD = 1 bitcoin (11/11/2013)
• $319 USD = 1 bitcoin (12/11/2013)
• Diamond Circle is highly confident in its capacity to solution focused outcomes.
“bitcoin has been called a cryptocurrency because it is decentralised and uses cryptography to control transactions and prevent doublespending, a problem for digital currencies.
Once validated, every individual transaction is permanently recorded in a public ledger known as the blockchain.
Payment processing is done by a network of private computers often specially tailored to this task. The operators of these computers, known as "miners", are rewarded with transaction fees and newly minted bitcoins”

Bitcoin Merchant POS and
Home solution
Bitcoin ATM
Bitcoin Wallets

“Talking about bitcoin value is not about happily watching numbers go up and down while having popcorn. This is about identifying a global market, looking at its size and estimating a target market share based on the strengths and weaknesses of the competing product or service under analysis.”
Source: *bitconwatch.com 20:24 6 th November 2013

Positioning
Consumers and merchants want to use virtual currencies online and at the shops
Common Problems: Sending to wrong address, receiving to wrong address, getting hacked, sent too much or too little, forgetting passwords, phase phrases, unable to remember which web site has their bitcoins.
“When you know the size of the target market, and have an estimate for your projected market share, you can estimate the value of your product or service as a percentage of the value of the total market.”
Consumer: “I get bitcoins at the local Diamond ATM and not in a car park”
Merchant: “Diamond POS equipment let’s us to accept bitcoin!”
Online: “When buying or selling, I use my Diamond Circle NFC Wallets”

• Position ATM’s in strategic locations
• Hotels, Universities, Shopping Centres
• bitcoin is already accepted by 300,000 hotels*
• Issue from ATM’s and Shops 10,000 NFC wallets
• Bitcoin is already accepted by Wordpress, Amazon
(announced),Baidu (Chinese Internet Giant), PayPal (planning) and most online shopping carts
• Assist merchants with Point of Sale starter trial kits to enable them to accept bitcoin
• Initiate trade conferences
• Run advertising and promotion campaign
• National rollout in March/April 2014
The total size of the transactional currency market is hard to estimate, but has been pegged at about
$60 trillion (the amount of money in circulation worldwide).
Seeing how this number is roughly on par with the world’s GDP, it is a reasonable enough number to be in the right ballpark. I think it is reasonable that bitcoin captures a
1% to 10% market share of this market.
* Source: simply travel

Transaction Fees
Total ATM
Total POS
Price
$1.00
$7,500
$200
Projected Units
2,760,000
500
4,700
Total Income
2014/2015
$ 2,760,000
$ 3,995,000
$ 1,034,000
$ 7,789,000

Equity Capital Raised
Assumptions:
Investor Hurdle Rate
Multiplier 10 times
Final Value
Dec – Feb Mar - May June - Aug
1,393,800 588,150 23,670
2015
0.50
0.45
0.40
Ask $5-$36 a share for 400,000. Offer closes 31/12/2013
$ 14,421,700

• Diamond Circle
First to market with a secure wallet for virtual currencies
• Low cost and easy to manage hardware device for making payments online and offline
• Diamond Circle
First to market with an easy to use Point of Sale solution for fixed and mobile payments
• An enabler for business to accept virtual currencies
• Diamond Circle
First to market with a secure and easy to use ATM
• Deposits and Withdrawals

ATM https://robocoinkiosk.com
Canada
“Released last week”
POS https://coinkite.com
Canada
“Pre Order”
Keys http://www.yubico.com
Sweden
“No Solution”

• Working demonstrable prototypes:
• Wallet encoding (issuing of currency)
• Wallet Registration (can be combined with encoding)
• Create Transaction
• Initiate request for payment (payee)
• Confirm Payment request (payer)
• Settlement
Defensibility:
Not even banks use quantum computers to manage the security of their customers’ money

Customers
Stephen
Rowlison
Founder
Mike Oswald
Advisor
CEO
Steve Parton
Interim CFO
Portfolio
Manager
Partners
Shareholders, Supporters & Contributors