Coinsilium Group Limited (AQSE:COIN, OTCQB:CINGF, FRA:5CT), the Aquis-quoted digital asset venture builder, has entered into a strategic advisory agreement with Predictive Labs, a data intelligence platform targeting prediction markets and event-driven finance, deepening its relationship following a $150,000 convertible preference share investment announced in March.
Under the agreement, Coinsilium will provide Predictive Labs with strategic guidance across go-to-market strategy, financial structuring, capital formation and operational scaling, with chief executive Eddy Travia appointed as a named adviser to the company. The advisory fee may be settled in cash or shares.
Predictive Labs is developing infrastructure designed to aggregate and analyse data across prediction market venues, providing actionable signals for both human traders and autonomous agents. The platform is approaching its first development delivery milestone on schedule, with technical documentation expected imminently and a user interface in active development.
Separately, portfolio company Otomato launched its native mobile application on iOS and Android in early April, marking a transition from its original Telegram-based service to a dedicated portfolio monitoring platform. The app recorded more than 500 downloads in its first week and has an existing base of over 1,600 active Telegram users.
Yellow Network, in which Coinsilium holds an allocation of 50 million YELLOW tokens, continues to build momentum following the launch of its Yellow Pro trading platform and YELLOW token in March, with the introduction of decentralised perpetual futures contracts anticipated as a further development.
On the corporate side, Coinsilium has appointed Scarcechain Advisors, led by former JP Morgan and DNB Carnegie banker Richard Frost, to provide strategic advisory and business development support.
The company's wholly owned subsidiary, Forza (Gibraltar), holds 182 bitcoin as a strategic balance sheet reserve. At the current price for BTC, its holding is worth north of £10 million versus a market capitalisation of just £14 million.