Blockchain: “a tamper proof database with an open ledger”
Investor Presentation
Dec 2015
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Blockchain Technology Group Inc.
MISSION STATEMENT
To establish the Blockchain
Technology Group as the
trusted source for search and
big data analytics in the
blockchain sector.
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Blockchain Technology Group History
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Blockchain Industry Quotes
"From payments to wealth management, from peer-to-peer lending to crowdfunding, a new
generation of startups is taking aim at the heart of the industry—and a pot of revenues that Goldman
Sachs estimates is worth $4.7 trillion."
"Virtual Currencies may hold long-term promise, particularly if the innovations promote a faster, more
secure and more efficient payment system.” " - Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve
"I am a big believer in the ability of blockchain technology to effect fundamental change in the
infrastructure of the financial services industry." - Bob Greifeld, CEO Nasdaq
French bank BNP Paribas says the technology underpinning bitcoin has the potential to make
existing companies "redundant," a huge admission from one of the world's biggest banks. –
Business Insider, July 2015
Kleiner Perkins: Blockchain Tech Will Spawn Amazon-Sized Successes – Coindesk.com, July 2015
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Blockchain will soon become Big Data
Bitcoin's block chain technology will soon enter the
realm of big data making traditional data processing
inadequate for most corporations.
Large enterprises require quick searches and large
volumes of look ups on block chain data along with the
ability to run data analytics. In addition to the private
sector, the Bitcoin block chain will continue to grow in
size making it difficult for many companies to manage
without enterprise block chain software and the ability
to handle block chains big data.
Banks and companies of all sizes will require the ability
to validate data very quickly and across the globe.
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Blockchain Search Technology
Search utilizing our enterprise grade search engine designed for the block chain.
BTGI will provide companies with API access to our global search clusters where
quick data look ups can be verified across nodes in different countries.
Blocksearch.io
We will provide an interface to the general
public for searching the Bitcoin blockchain,
simple searches can be performed via our
web portal along with API access for
developers to use our search nodes on a pay
per use basis. Enterprise clients for the
banking industry and financial services
companies will receive private search
clusters .
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Big Data Analytics
Hadoop is an industry standard tool for data
scientists working at Fortune 1000 companies.
The Apache™ Hadoop® project develops
open-source software for reliable, scalable,
distributed computing.
We will further our development of additional
blockchain data analytics tools including
Hadoop specific products that leverage our
custom data set and search tools.
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Bitrank for Bitcoin Retailers
Bitrank is our internal scoring system that uses
our search and analytics systems to determine a
safety level of a Bitcoin transaction by providing
our customer with a ranking of the wallets
involved in the transaction on the blockchain.
Users will be able to do single address Bitrank
lookups using our blocksearch.io webpage
where they will be provided a score. The score is
from -10 to plus 10 with the plus side being the
positive score and the negative being a more
risky wallet.
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Blockchain for Enterprise
Blockchain technology is now providing a way to
secure information such as voting, contracts, stock
trades and more. In the near future organizations will
begin adopting this technology in large numbers and
will require our global network of services.
BTGI will offer its enterprise blockchain products to
businesses wanting to change their account
management system to a blockchain ledger. Our
organization will provide its professional services to
define the required hardware to meet their needs,
implement the blockchain technology and provide its
“BlockSearch.io” technology allowing them to properly
manage/lookup account information.
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Global Search and Analytics Network
Blocksearch.io has begun rolling out its global network of search nodes
targeting major financial centers, key Bitcoin cities and will look to have a
network node in the majority of countries worldwide.
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Competitors & Landscape
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How are we different?
Proprietary search engine code written entirely by our team.
Bitrank, our proprietary wallet scoring system.
Blockchain, Hadoop big data tools with Bitcoin data set.
Data stored in a highly usable format allowing us to data mine it.
Global Network with Tor detection, distributed block search data.
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Target Industries
Targeting Fortune 1000 companies engaged in the financial services, software development,
pharmaceutical and medical industries.
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Product Awareness Campaigns
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The Bitcoin Startup Ecosystem:
Seven Different Bitcoin Company Categories
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The Bitcoin Startup Ecosystem:
Blockchain Technology Group Inc. overlaps 4 of 7
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Venture Capital Landscape
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Notable Industry Comparables
Company
Type
Investment Size
Valuation / Market Cap
BitGold Inc (XAU.V)
Financial
Services
21 million
194 million CAD
Vogogo Inc(TSX:VGO)
Financial
Services
12.5 million
74 million CAD
Digital CC LTD (ASX:DCC)
Mining
8 million
26 million USD
Coinbase (Private)
Wallet
106 million
400 million USD
Circle
Universal
76 million
200 million USD
Xapo
Wallet
40 million
100 million USD
Blockchain.info
Wallet
30 million
Unknown
*Sources TMX Money, Wikipedia, Yahoo Finance,
Wall Street Journal
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Multiple Revenue Streams
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Use of Proceeds
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BTGI Corporate Structure
MONTEGO RESOURCES INC.: (CSNX-MY)
Private Placement:
23,000,000
.15 cent + 1 Warrant at .20 cents
Minimum Raise:
$500,000
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Recent Release
MONTEGO RESOURCES INC.
551 Howe Street, Suite 200
Vancouver, BC V6C 2C2
Telephone: (604) 683-8610
Fax: (604) 683-8605
December 5, 2015
MONTEGO RESOURCES INC. ENTERS INTO A NON-BINDING LETTER OF INTENT
WITH BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY GROUP INC.
Vancouver, B.C., December 5, 2015 – Montego Resources Inc. (CSE: MY) (the
“Company” or “Montego”) announces that it has entered into a non-binding
letter of intent (the “LOI”) with Blockchain Technology Group Inc. (“BTGI”) to
acquire all of the issued and outstanding securities of BTGI (the “Transaction”).
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Management
Lance Morginn – CEO
Mr. Morginn has been an entrepreneur since he graduated high school with over 23
years of experience in start-ups, business development, management, sales, and
marketing, with a proven track record for growing and developing multi-million dollar
businesses. Mr. Morginn has a technology background graduating from the Vancouver
Film Schools Multimedia course and a Founder of over 10 private companies as well
as a founder, Officer and or Director of over 10 public companies.
Shone Anstey - President
Mr. Anstey has been in the IT industry for over 16 years with experience in internet
technologies and software development. Mr. Anstey has had key management roles in
data center deployments, software development projects for large scale web
operations, was the co-founder of a scalable web crawler and search engine and is a
Certified Bitcoin Professional. Mr. Anstey was the Director of Technology for BTC Pool
Party, a distributed Bitcoin mining pool that has been tested to handle over 1% of the
global Bitcoin mining hash rate. Additionally he has experience in building large scale
industrial Bitcoin mines.
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Management
Kim Evans– CFO / CGA
Ms. Evans, founder of Golden Reign, is a Certified General Accountant with extensive
experience in both the junior mining sector and the corporate securities industry. Ms.
Evans has 17 years' experience as a director and/or officer, working with a number of
public companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Anthony Zelen – Corporate Development
Mr. Zelen is a successful entrepreneur and business manager who brings logistical
and managerial expertise to the company. Mr. Zelen graduated with a Bachelor of
Arts in Economics and Political Science from Simon Fraser University resulting in
over 17 years of experience in finance, investor relations, and corporate
development. He is the owner of the full-service corporate communications firm,
Senergy Communications Inc, providing investor relations, public relations, and
marketing solutions for the technology, mining and oil and gas industries. Mr.
Zelen also serves as the director of several publicly traded companies and has a
number of successful private business ventures under his belt.
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Advisors
Theo Sanidas
Mr. Sanidas has been in marketing, management and finance for over 25 years. He
has founded, run and assisted numerous companies in the technology, data
services and resource sectors and has served as director, chairman, CEO and
president. He has been involved with mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures,
financings, divestitures and reorganizations for both public and private companies.
Juan Garavaglia - CEO, 112 BIT LLC
Mr. Garavaglia is CEO of 112 BIT LLC, the largest vendor of Bitcoin Mining hardware
in the USA. Juan is an early adopter of Bitcoin and has been involved in Bitcoin
mining assisting the largest mining operations in USA/Canada to start and to
expand their operations. Juan was recently invited to be a keynote speaker on
industrial bitcoin mining at the Bitcoin conference in New York.
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Advisors
Steven Davis
Mr. Davis (MBA) brings 15+ years of senior management-level experience,
primarily focused on the commercialization and strategic marketing roll-out
of technology-based products. Steve’s overseas work experience includes
senior marketing roles at both Apple and Tom Tom.
While living in the UK, he worked for global market research leader Kantar
Worldpanel (TNS), where he led their UK advanced data analytics team.
Primarily responsible for the overall commercialization of their bespoke
statistical analysis toolkit, his team provided high value ad-hoc, data driven
consulting expertise in consumer and shopper behavior to major FMCG
players in the European marketplace.
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Advisors
Michael Shevloff
Mr. Shevloff has over 25 years experience in senior management primarily
working in the specialized area of datacenter management. This includes all
aspects of managing large server farms on a global basis to monitor
availability, provide technical support for problem and change, capacity
planning, environmental management and vendor management.
Mr. Shevloff has worked with both public and private companies in Asia
Pacific for the past twenty years and previous to that worked with public
sector organizations in British Columbia, Canada. These have primarily been
outsourcing operations providing facilities for a broad range of industries.
Soft skills include working as part of an executive team in a dispersed global
environment, mentoring of people as they grow within the industry, and
program management of major projects for companies.
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In Summary
Blockchain Technology Group Inc. will be the premier provider of blockchain search
and data analytics globally targeting fortune 1000 companies.
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Glossary
ASIC miner
A piece of equipment containing an ASIC chip, configured to mine for bitcoins. They can come in the form of boards that plug into a backplane, devices with
a USB connector, or standalone devices including all of the necessary software, that connect to a network via a wireless link or ethernet cable.
Blockchain
The full list of blocks that have been mined since the beginning of the bitcoin cryptocurrency. The blockchain is designed so that each block contains a hash
drawing on the blocks that came before it. This is designed to make it more tamperproof.
To add further confusion, there is a company called Blockchain, which has a very popular blockchain explorer and bitcoin wallet.
Block reward
The reward given to a miner which has successfully hashed a transaction block. This can be a mixture of coins and transaction fees, depending on the policy
used by the cryptocurrency in question, and whether all of the coins have already been successfully mined. Bitcoin currently awards 25 bitcoins for each
block. The block reward halves when a certain number of blocks have been mined. In bitcoin’s case, the threshold is every 210,000 blocks.
Confirmation
The act of hashing a bitcoin transaction successfully into a transaction block, and cementing its validity. A single confirmation will take around 10 minutes,
which is the average length of time for a transaction block to be hashed. However, some more sensitive or larger transactions may require multiple
confirmations, meaning that more blocks must be hashed and added to the blockchain after the transaction’s block has been hashed. Each time another
block is added to the blockchain after the transaction’s block, the transaction is confirmed again.
Cryptocurrency
A form of currency based on mathematics alone. Instead of fiat currency, which is printed, cryptocurrency is produced by solving mathematical problems
based on cryptography.
Hash
A mathematical process that takes a variable amount of data and produces a shorter, fixed-length output. A hashing function has two important
characteristics. Firstly, it is mathematically difficult to work out what the original input was by looking at the output. Secondly, changing even the tiniest
part of the input will produce an entirely different output.
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Glossary
Hash rate
The number of hashes that can be performed by a bitcoin miner in a given period of time (usually a second).
Mining
The act of generating new bitcoins by solving cryptographic problems using computing hardware.
Node
A computer connected to the bitcoin network using a client that relays transactions to others (see client). If you'd like to run a bitcoin node, then
bitcoin.org offers a comprehensive guide.
Paper wallet
A printed sheet containing one or more public bitcoin addresses and their corresponding private keys. Often used to store bitcoins securely, instead of
using software wallets, which can be corrupted, or web wallets, which can be hacked or simply disappear. A useful form of cold bitcoin storage.
Proof of work
A system that ties mining capability to computational power. Blocks must be hashed, which is in itself an easy computational process, but an additional
variable is added to the hashing process to make it more difficult. When a block is successfully hashed, the hashing must have taken some time and
computational effort. Thus, a hashed block is considered proof of work.
Satoshi
The smallest subdivision of a bitcoin currently available (0.00000001 BTC).
Terahashes/sec
The number of hashing attempts possible in a given second, measured in trillions of hashes (thousands of Gigahashes).
TOR
An anonymous routing protocol, used by people wanting to hide their identity online.
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Glossary
Transaction block
A collection of transactions on the bitcoin network, gathered into a block that can then be hashed and added to the blockchain.
Transaction fee
A small fee imposed on some transactions sent across the bitcoin network. The transaction fee is awarded to the miner that successfully hashes the block
containing the relevant transaction.
Virgin bitcoin
Bitcoins purchased as a reward for mining a block. These have not yet been spent anywhere.
Wallet
A method of storing bitcoins for later use. A wallet holds the private keys associated with bitcoin addresses. The blockchain is the record of the bitcoin
amounts associated with those addresses.
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Recent Headlines
Goldman Sachs Just Dropped $50 Million Into a Bitcoin Startup – The Observer
Overstock.com invests $5 million into Bitcoin tech startup PeerNova – Coindesk
Wall Street Will Put 'Hundreds of Millions' Into Bitcoin – Entrepreneur Magazine
Santander is experimenting with Bitcoin and close to investing in a blockchain startup – Business Insider
Nasdaq tests Bitcoin to make use of blockchain technology – International Business Times
KCG Board Member Founded Wicklow Capital Invests in Blockchain’s $30Mln Series A Round - Finance Magnates
Infosys to Explore Blockchain technology, invests $300 million – Forex Minute
A Bitcoin Technology Gets Nasdaq Test - Wall Street Journal
How blockchain technology could decentralize not just currency, but everything – Venture Beat
IBM looking at adopting Bitcoin technology for major currencies - Reuters
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