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MESSAGE _ENGLISH VERSION_
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Execution of a Framework Agreement with STS Digital Ltd. Regarding OTC
Transactions in Digital Assets
The Management Board of BTCS S.A., with its registered office in Warsaw
_the "Issuer", the "Company"_, hereby announces that on April 8, 2026,
the Company entered into a framework agreement with STS Digital Ltd.,
with its registered office in Bermuda _"STS"_, concerning the execution
of OTC transactions in digital assets and derivative instruments related
to digital assets and the foreign exchange market _the "Agreement"_. The
Agreement provides that the detailed terms of individual transactions
will be specified each time in separate transaction confirmations.
Pursuant to the Agreement, the cooperation may include, in particular,
spot transactions, options transactions, as well as other structures and
transactional combinations executed in the OTC format.
In the Company's opinion, the execution of the Agreement establishes an
operational and contractual framework for the implementation of more
advanced strategies for managing selected digital assets held by the
Company, including assets other than Bitcoin, such as CORE and ZIG.
The execution of the Agreement does not imply the automatic commencement
of specific transactions or the achievement of any specific economic
results. Decisions regarding the execution of individual transactions
will be made by the Company separately, taking into account market
conditions, the liquidity of the relevant assets, risk parameters, and
the assessment of the profitability of a given strategy.
The Management Board of the Issuer has classified the above information
as inside information due to its significance for the further
development of the Company's digital asset management tools, as well as
its potential impact on the manner of implementation of the Issuer's
digital asset management strategy.
Legal basis: Article 17_1_ of MAR - inside information
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RB_ASO: Zawarcie umowy ramowej z STS Digital Ltd. dotyczącej transakcji OTC na aktywach cyfrowych
