Coinsilium enters advisory deal with Predictive Labs
Coinsilium Group Limited has entered into a strategic advisory agreement with Predictive Labs Pte. Ltd., a firm building a data intelligence platform for prediction markets. Coinsilium will offer guidance on go-to-market strategy, financial structuring, and capital formation, with fees payable in cash or shares. The company also provided updates on its portfolio, including product launches and token developments from Otomato and Yellow Network.
- ▪Coinsilium previously invested $150,000 in Predictive Labs in March 2026 for an initial equity stake via convertible preference shares.
- ▪Otomato, operated by Dyment Labs, launched its mobile app on iOS and Android in April 2026, achieving over 500 downloads in its first week.
- ▪Yellow Network launched its YELLOW token and Yellow Pro trading platform on March 8, 2026, with plans to add perpetual contract functionality.
- ▪Coinsilium holds 50 million YELLOW tokens from agreements dating to April 2022, with vesting according to specified terms.
- ▪Coinsilium’s subsidiary Forza (Gibraltar) Limited holds 182 Bitcoin as a strategic balance sheet reserve.
- ▪Coinsilium appointed Scarcechain Advisors Ltd, led by Richard Frost, to provide strategic advisory and business development support.
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GIBRALTAR - Coinsilium Group Limited (AQSE:COIN | OTCQB: CINGF) announced Wednesday it has entered into a Strategic Advisory Services Agreement with Predictive Labs Pte. Ltd., a company developing a data intelligence platform for prediction markets and event-driven finance. Under the agreement, Coinsilium will provide strategic guidance across go-to-market strategy, financial structuring, capital formation and operational scaling. The advisory fee may be paid in cash or shares at the advisor’s discretion, according to a press release statement. Coinsilium previously invested $150,000 in Predictive Labs in March 2026 for an initial equity position via convertible preference shares.
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