[Sarasota, Florida, July 22, 2024] — The SiLLC Assembly (TSA) is pleased to report substantial progress in its AI and crypto investments over the past 18 months. The assembly has successfully expanded its operations in these high-growth areas, reflecting a significant upward trend in performance and strategic development.
The “Bitcoin Development” division has been prioritized by all TSA members, leading to the establishment of an innovative treasury strategy. The primary portfolio has experienced a remarkable increase of +46%, while newly implemented leverage measures are currently yielding a performance of over +12%, despite a cash reserve of nearly 70%. These reserves are strategically positioned to capitalize on market corrections or emerging opportunities. Margin utilization has been reserved for scenarios of market overreactions, as noted by Martin Schuetz, CIO and Head of Assembly.
The strengthening of TSA’s cash position has been a key focus, achieved through leveraging loss carryforwards to realize significant gains and reinvest them effectively. The ongoing transformation of TSA into a Public Limited Company (PLC) is progressing, with plans for a future IPO. Further updates on this development will be provided in due course.
TSA has successfully tokenized all its portfolios, enhancing the ability to seize short-term opportunities while minimizing associated fees, thereby maximizing return on investment (ROI). This strategic move positions TSA to benefit from rapid changes in the market landscape.
In addition, TSA has increased its investment in AI, humanoid robotics, and autonomous systems to participate in and capitalize on market transformations driven by these technologies. The further expansion of portfolio tokenization facilitates continued growth and positions TSA for substantial future achievements.
Markus Schronen, Board Chair of TSA, commended the actions taken and the future outlook of the assembly. He highlighted the expert leadership of CIO Martin Schuetz, which has already resulted in positive outcomes. Schronen remains optimistic about the future, attributing TSA’s success to exceptional international collaboration and teamwork.
Martin Schuetz emphasized that TSA’s risk management strategies and enhanced cash channels are designed to convert potential market downturns into actionable opportunities for the Assembly Group.
The Assembly Group continues to advance its Bitcoin and Ethereum treasury strategy, maintaining a focus on these key assets to drive future growth and stability.
Additionally, TSA is seeing increased interest from institutional investors, which may present new avenues for product offerings. The organization is currently evaluating these possibilities and engaging with professional providers in this sector.
About The SiLLC Assembly (TSA)
SiLLC is in the business of creating and managing a large and diverse network of companies in AR, blockchain, digital assets, eCommerce, internet, metaverse, Retrotech, technology, and VR worldwide. SiLLC continues to capitalize on the numerous opportunities presented by emerging new mediums. SiLLC focuses on constructing a network of companies in advertising/marketing, AR, blockchain, content and community, eCommerce, energy, metaverse, Retrotech, robotics, technology, VR, and enabling technologies. With deep and broad management expertise, a tightly targeted strategic focus, an unparalleled track record, and a unique and successful investment model that demands and drives growth, SiLLC can truly claim to be creating .net value.
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