November 20, 2019

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To build the world’s leading privacy investment vehicle

Our mission:

Our philosophy:

Our investments are centred on the thesis that technologies and cryptocurrencies with strong privacy will have strong market demand.

We believe in the long-term value of privacy.● Trade on the CSE, ticker HODL

Who were the Cypherpunks?

● A group of talented and committed computer scientists from the 1990s.

● Shared concerns about the possibilities the internet was creating for corporate and state invasion of privacy

● Their solutions lay in developing open-source technologies to defend privacy, especially cryptography.

Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age.

“

- Eric Hughes, A Cypherpunk’s Manifesto

The problem ...

● Different people know different things about you, according to what that relationship is. Info you give to one of your lawyer/doctor/insurer/lover/friend/taxi-driver, you might not supply to another.

● Yet info from what you say/read/watch/share/buy/sell online gets used for purposes beyond those for which it was supplied.

When the internet is “free”, you are the product.

The problem ... (cont)

● That info is then used ...

○ To shape your behaviour: what you do/see/read/watch/buy/sell

○ To determine the information & content you receive

○ To sell things to you

○ To help others make decisions about you - eg jobs/loans

○ To spy on you

○ In bad hands, potentially, against you in some way

● You have little idea what data is being used, how or by whom; you have little say in its use, no ability to object, nor power to amend that info. You have no control.

Who are you? Why do you hide in the darkness and listen to my private thoughts?

“

- William Shakespeare

The solution: privacy tech

● Protecting your privacy limits the scope others have to use your info beyond the purpose for which it was supplied.

● Protecting your privacy protects you

● New technologies, protocols and coins are being developed to protect privacy. New companies are emerging with the same goal.

Our thesis:

● Privacy is undervalued. It has been mispriced by the market.

● Attitudes are changing. Many are waking up to its importance.

● As they do, tech and coins with strong privacy will have strong market demand.

● Some people will pay a premium to protect their privacy.

● As public awareness of the importance of privacy increases, a strong privacy narrative will emerge, furthering increasing demand for privacy tech.

● Privacy is the narrative which will drive the next bull market in tech

● Wallets

● VPNs

● Password managers

● Voucher exchanges

● Universal identity platforms

● Messaging security

● Distributed financial infrastructure.

Privacy tech investment categories:

Target portfolio

● Coins - 65%

(90% btc, 10% privacy coin)

● Equities- c.30%

● Cash - c.5%(NB approximate allocations)

The main Privacy Coins

The essential feature of privacy coins is that the amount of coins you own, send and receive are not observable, traceable or linkable by transaction history on the blockchain.

The Cypherpunk Index of Privacy Coins

NB We are not allocating our portfolio according to this index. It is just a guide. Our current preference is for bitcoin and monero, which is the most private and the most widely used of the privacy coins.

Equity strategy

● Businesses should be delivering products or services which enhance the overall privacy of the internet or enable further decentralization of blockchain networks.

● Management with proven track records.

● We like early opportunities

● Ideally with clearly defined access to liquidity within 12-18 months.

Current equity holdings include:

Hydro66 (CSE:SIX), datacenter provider, based in Sweden, providing services to cloud providers, cryptocurrency miners etc. Unique access to preferential energy, 5m Shares (purchase price $0.50 CAD), 5m warrants at $0.75CAD.

Founded by the inventor of BitTorrent. New approach to building a decentralized blockchain network: proof of space. Blockchain networks require decentralization in mining to maintain privacy. Chia team is uniquely positioned to overcome issues related to mining centralization. $300,000 USD private placement

The most secure and privacy-centric Bitcoin wallet currently available for mobiles. Groundbreaking tech includes Open Exploration Tool, Whirlpool, Ricochet and Dojo. Dev team were key players at blockchain.info. We are lead investor. $100,000 capital at seed stage

Open-source, non-custodial, privacy-focused Bitcoin wallet for Desktop, that implements trustless coin shuffling with mathematically provable anonymity - Chaumian CoinJoin. We are lead investor. $337,500 investment.

Dominic FrisbyPresident and CEO

A well-known investor, financial writer, market commentator and speaker from London, whose diverse accomplishments include authoring "Bitcoin: The Future of Money?", the first known book published on Bitcoin by a recognized publisher in 2013-4.

An early bitcoin and blockchain advocate, he contributes regularly to Moneyweek and the Guardian and is considered an authoritative figure on the world of cryptocurrencies by the British media.

Moe AdhamDirector & CIO

An engineer and businessman with a passion for privacy and number theory, and a self-professed cypherpunk, Moe first learnt about bitcoin in 2010. In 2012 he began mining in his free time, while completing a Masters in Nanotechnology at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL).

He founded Bitaccess in 2013, now one of Canada's most prominent blockchain technology companies, pioneering products such as Bitcoin ATMs, blockchain publishing and financial smart contracts.

Moe has been invited to the Senate of Canada, the European Parliament, & many other conferences internationally to speak on the future of blockchain technology.

Jon MatonisChief Economist

A monetary economist with a particular focus on non-political digital currencies and privacy tech. His career has included senior influential posts at VISA, VeriSign, Sumitomo Bank and Hushmail. He was a founding director of the Bitcoin Foundation.

His early work on digital cash systems and financial cryptography has been published by Dow Jones and the LSE. He serves as an independent board director to companies in the bitcoin, blockchain, mobile payments & gaming sectors. He advocates on bitcoin to a wide variety of audiences, including the FED, the BoE, the ECB, SWIFT, the DOJ, retail payment networks, major financial institutions, regulatory bodies, mobile money issuers, iGaming operators, security firms, hedge funds & family offices.

Other management

Marc Henderson, director

Blaise Yerly, director

Michael Sadhra, director

Dennis Gibson, CFO

Eric Lowy, legal

Previously director and chairman of Aquiline Resources, which was acquired in 2009 by Pan American Silver; served until 2018 as director of Treasury Metals. Chairman of family holding company since 2008. Active in public companies for past 20 years. Has run in parallel several private companies in domains such as heavy equipment distribution, asset based finance & financial services.

A certified professional accountant, Michael has served as CFO of several public companies; formerly Senior Tax Manager at KPMG LLP. CFO of Micron Waste Technologies (MWM:CSE); CFO & director of Breathtec Biomedical (BTH:CSE); director of Cypherpunk Holdings (HODL: CSE) & Cairo Resources; Tax Partner at Sadhra & Chow LLP. Holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Uni. of British Columbia.

CFO of Laramide Resources since 2006, also CFO of Treasury Metals. Held various senior financial positions for the past 30 years, including CFO of Aquiline Resources and Forrester Metals, which was acquired by Zinc One. CPA, CGA and holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Concordia University.

Partner in Irwin Lowy LLP, focused on securities law and corporate finance law, including public and private equity and debt financings, mergers and acquisitions, stock exchange listings etc. Serves on board and acts as corporate secretary of several public and private companies.

25+ years of experience as a senior executive, board member, and principal investor in public companies, mostly in the resource sector. These include Minefinders, Lydian International, Treasury Metals, Laramide, Midpoint, and most prominently Aquiline Resources, which was sold to Pan American Silver in 2009. Marc holds an economics degree from the University of Colorado and is a CFA charterholder.

Ownership and CapitalisationPrice (November 20, 2019)

C$0.03

Shares outstanding 90.17m

Market Cap C$2.7m

Warrants 0

Options 5m at C$0.10c900k at C$0.07c

Cash & equivalents (November 12, 2019)

C$0.99m

Bitcoin holdings 182

Monero 2,748

Operations and

Security

Cryptocurrency Security Provided Through:

Brokerage Partner:

Banking Partner:

Audit:

Cryptocurrency Security

● Documented threat model, business continuity planning and key recovery procedures

● Multi-signature cold storage in use when supported, otherwise key-splitting in effect

● Third parties engaged for additional software support and services

Why invest - Cypherpunk Holdings’ Edge ● Privacy is undervalued. The sector is destined to grow.

● Unique strategy, unique opportunity. First-mover advantage.

● This is early - the company is young.

● Management with good contacts in cryptocurrency, blockchain and Silicon Valley; good deal flow; sometimes preferential access to cryptocurrencies, equity deals and notes not generally available.

● Strong board with good track record, extensive capital market experience and and good oversight

… over

Why invest - Cypherpunk Holdings’ Edge (cont.) ● Minimum overhead, minimal headcount & streamlined operations.

● Clean capital structure

● Discount to NAV

● Easy exposure, both retail and institutional, to an obscure but exciting sector

● Direct exposure to cryptocurrencies

● High standards of security

Thank you for your interest

Please reach out with any questions:

team@cypherpunkholdings.com

cypherpunkholdings.com

Cypherpunk HoldingsThe Exchange Tower, 130 King Street West,

Suite 3680, Box 99Toronto, ON M5X 1B1

Canada

Tel 1-416-599-8547