[West Drayton Middx, UK, August 11, 2025] – The SiLLC Assembly (TSA), a leading investment and digital asset Assembly, continues to experience remarkable growth. In Q2 2025, TSA successfully increased its total investment volume by nearly 10%, driven by the strategic use of leverage transactions. This marks the continuation of a strong upward trajectory fueled by TSA’s focus on high-tech, future-oriented risk management strategies, which have proven to be a guarantee for generating stable returns in fast-paced and dynamic market environments.

“We remain confident in the future, particularly with the ongoing economic projects and initiatives from the U.S. administration. The areas of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Crypto, and High-Tech present the most promising opportunities for growth, and we are positioned to capitalize on them,” said Markus Schronen, Board Chair of TSA.

TSA continues to avoid investments in the EU sector, citing the lack of regulatory clarity and innovation in the region. Schronen further stated, “It is clear that the European Union has yet to reduce its regulatory maze, and in fact, we are observing the opposite. The only promising area for returns remains in the U.S., where innovation and technological advancements continue to thrive.”

Martin Schuetz, Chief Investment Officer (CIO), Head of Assembly, and Bitcoin Treasury Officer, has successfully managed TSA’s treasury operations, contributing significantly to the assembly’s growth. Together with its established Ethereum Staking Treasury, TSA achieved 25% growth in its Digital Asset operations in Q2 2025.

“We are well-prepared for Q3, which historically represents a ‘Summer Lull’ in the markets. As we saw last year, this period can offer unique opportunities, and we have strategically built up our cash position to take advantage of any short-term market movements,” said Martin Schuetz.

The SiLLC Assembly has further expanded its investments in AI and Digital Assets, solidifying its position in the cutting-edge technology sectors.

Preparations for TSA’s IPO are progressing steadily. The Assembly is exploring various options to determine the most viable route for both the Assembly and its members. Schuetz emphasized, “We are carefully crafting our IPO plans to ensure that we can execute it seamlessly, regardless of the market conditions. We are also considering converting into a public company prior to the IPO, especially for the benefit of our members, and conducting the IPO at a later stage when it aligns best with TSA’s strategy.”

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All transactions are carried out by SiLLC, a private portfolio management assembly. This document is not an offer of securities for sale or investment advisory services. This document contains general information only and is not intended to provide general or specific investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results and targets are not guaranteed. Certain statements and forecasted data are based on current expectations, current market and economic conditions, estimates, projections, opinions, and beliefs of SiLLC and/or its members. Due to various risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those reflected or contemplated in such forward-looking statements or in any of the case studies or forecasts. All references to SiLLC’s advisory activities relate to The SiLLC Assembly International.