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This password protected page gives a brief, high level view of Obsidian Labs Corporation and its business plan. It is shared only with a small number of existing contacts who may be interested in purchasing a minority equity stake in the company. It is not a public offer and does not sell or promote any tokens.
This plan gives a simple, high-level picture of Obsidian Labs for prospective investors. It focuses on what the company does, how it is paid, how tokens reach its treasury and how that can create value for equity holders, without diving into heavy technical detail.
Obsidian Labs Corporation is the company that actually builds the Obsidian Chain
ecosystem. It engineered and coded the DBT² blockchain, the Rock Messenger app, validators, indexers and the user interfaces people interact with. Obsidian Labs will also be developing Android and iOS mobile apps, DEXs, the network bridge, running validators and continuing to develop new innovative technology.
Obsidian Labs Corporation does not hold the token treasury or issue any tokens. Instead, Obsidian Chain Corporation is a separate Wyoming company that stewards the network and runs the token presale. It does not write the code itself and is structured to act as a stewardship-focused foundation for the ecosystem while operating as a fully compliant, tax-paying U.S. company committed to clear oversight and trusted governance. It engages Obsidian Labs under formal contracts and pays Labs in United States dollars for the development and infrastructure work.
In short, Obsidian Labs engineers, develops and operates the technology that makes the network useful, while Obsidian Chain Corporation issues and holds token reserves.
For clarity and compliance, Obsidian Labs is not paid directly in tokens by Obsidian
Chain Corporation. Service payments are made in fiat currency ($USD) under written
development and infrastructure agreements. This is income that accountants and
regulators understand.
For reference, Obsidian Labs will be paid 80% of all initial revenue generated by presale token rounds. If the token presale is sold out, Obsidian Labs will receive approximately $26,000,000 USD from this initial contract.
Furthermore, the Obsidian Chain foundation needs safe, reliable validators to run the network. Obsidian Labs will operate validators for the foundation and for its own accounts, just like any other validator on the network.
This gives Obsidian Labs a mix of traditional fiat revenue ($) from contracts and network token exposure ($OBS) through validator rewards, without blurring the line between token sales and development invoices.
Obsidian Labs generates revenue through multiple, scalable business lines tied directly to the
expansion of the Obsidian Chain ecosystem. These streams support strong early-stage cash flow
and significant long-term upside as usage grows.
These revenue streams together give Obsidian Labs both stable early-stage income from USD contracts and powerful long-term upside from validator rewards, DEX and bridge fees, enterprise work and new application growth.
Once the core network, Rock Messenger and the initial ecosystem applications are live,
Obsidian Labs enters Phase Two, transforming the Obsidian Chain into a real financial
platform for American users and businesses. This phase opens entirely new high-value revenue
streams aligned with the future of digital payments and compliant blockchain banking.
Phase Two evolves Obsidian Labs from a blockchain engineering company into a financial technology provider capable of powering payments, savings, enterprise transactions and modern blockchain banking, all fully U.S. based and built on the DBT² architecture.
The very first capital that Obsidian Labs raises is not a Regulation D 506(c)
offering. This first raise is a simple private sale of equity in a small, closed group of
individuals who are already known to the founders or network. There is no advertising, no public
solicitation and no broad investor outreach.
This type of private sale is legally permitted because it falls under the category of non-solicited, non-public, personal network transactions. In other words, a company is allowed to sell part of itself directly to a small number of known individuals, so long as:
This first raise is often called a founders round or friends-and-family strategic round. Many startups begin this way, using a small amount of trusted capital to structure the business correctly before opening the doors to a broader group of accredited investors.
Once the legal groundwork is complete, all future fundraising rounds will be conducted under Regulation D, Rule 506(c). Under 506(c), Obsidian Labs can market openly and raise an unlimited amount of money, but only from accredited investors. This keeps the company fully U.S. based, fully compliant and ready for the larger institutional rounds that will follow as the chain launches and the user base grows.
This two-step structure keeps early ownership clean and simple, and ensures that when Obsidian Labs opens a large 506(c) round, everything is legally aligned and professionally set up.
Investing in Obsidian Labs means owning the company that builds, operates and profits
from the entire Obsidian Chain ecosystem, not just a token. Obsidian Labs earns fees in USD and native
token (OBS) from development, validators, DEX and bridge fees, enterprise integrations, APIs,
messaging products and future financial infrastructure. As the network grows, Obsidian Labs grows.
• Token-presale funded contracts (initial revenue)
• Validator rewards (token yield added to treasury)
• DEX and bridge volume fees
• API and indexer subscriptions
• Rock Messenger premium and enterprise tools
• New app development and liquidity services
Investors own the company that:
• Builds the DBT² blockchain
• Controls the roadmap and innovations
• Produces the ecosystem’s core apps
• Operates yield-generating validators
• Forms banking and enterprise partnerships
Obsidian Labs is entering a high-growth phase: launching the chain, mobile apps, the DEX, the bridge and eventually a stablecoin and digital banking layer. Investing before these milestones creates the highest leverage opportunity.
An overview of how the two companies relate to each other. Obsidian Chain Corporation acts like a foundation that looks after the protocol and token. Obsidian Labs Corporation is the operating business that builds products and earns revenue. All investment interests in this deck relate only to Obsidian Labs Corporation.
A clear visual breakdown of where capital originates, how it flows through Obsidian Labs, and how each business line generates revenue that feeds back into product growth, validator strength, and long term enterprise value.
Capital enters Obsidian Labs from multiple sources, flows through a diversified set of revenue engines, and cycles back into both company growth and protocol strength. This creates a long term compounding effect where Obsidian Labs value grows as the ecosystem expands.
This section explains, in plain business language, what ownership is available, how the transaction works, and how it fits into future Regulation D 506(c) fundraising once the full legal framework is in place.
Obsidian Labs Corporation is making available a one-time private sale of a 5 percent ownership interest in the company for a total purchase price of $1,000,000.
This reflects a $20,000,000 pre-money valuation for Obsidian Labs. Both founders have agreed that this 5 percent stake will be sold now to a very small number of existing relationships.
In total, up to 30 percent of Obsidian Labs is expected to be made available over time through structured investment rounds.
Those later rounds are planned to be conducted under Regulation D 506(c), after the OBS token launch, final legal work, and offering documents are complete.
This initial 5 percent sale simply establishes a clear starting valuation and brings in early capital to help reach that point.
Buyers receive a 5 percent ownership interest in Obsidian Labs Corporation, a Wyoming C-corporation. This interest participates in future profits, potential distributions, and any eventual liquidity event on a pro-rata basis.
This transaction does not include any OBS tokens, token rights, discounts, vouchers, SAFTs, or future token allocations. It is strictly about equity in Obsidian Labs, separate from the token-issuing activities of Obsidian Chain Corporation.
The sale is limited to a small number of people with whom the founders already have a personal or professional relationship. There is no general advertising, no public sign-up process, and no broad solicitation. This is a private transfer of founder shares, not a public offering of securities or tokens.
After the OBS token launch (managed by Obsidian Chain Corporation) and completion of legal work for Regulation D 506(c), Obsidian Labs expects to open one or more structured rounds for accredited investors only. Those rounds will:
The current 5 percent sale is a step before those rounds. It supplies early capital, confirms a working valuation, and keeps the company in a conservative posture until the full regulatory structure is complete.
The first $1,000,000 raised from the 5 percent sale of Obsidian Labs is intended to fund a focused execution plan. The emphasis is on building the core products, launching Rock on mobile, standing up infrastructure, completing key legal work, and running meaningful go-to-market campaigns around the future token and exchange relationships.
Percentages and dollar amounts below are approximate targets based on a $1,000,000 raise. They may be adjusted by the founders and board as market conditions, legal guidance, and specific contracts evolve.
The main goal of this capital is to move from architecture and prototypes to a live, market ready Obsidian stack. That includes:
On a $1,000,000 raise, we currently expect to target roughly:
These targets are intended to show intent and priorities, not to promise a fixed line-item budget.
A serious go-to-market budget around the Obsidian ecosystem and a future OBS token launch, structured with legal guidance.
Funding the core product work that makes Obsidian Labs valuable as an operating business.
Dedicated budget to get Rock into the major app stores as a polished, production-ready experience.
Making sure Obsidian Labs and Obsidian Chain are structured to operate in a clear, conservative way inside the United States.
Building the technical backbone that keeps the network running and trusted.
Fair and sustainable core team compensation so the key people can stay focused on Obsidian.
Keeping Obsidian Labs in a position of strength while the ecosystem is built. Any capital not immediately deployed is held as working capital in the treasury.
This page combines product by product revenue ranges with simple valuation ranges for Obsidian Labs. All figures are directional models for discussion. They are not guarantees and they do not promise any specific outcome.
The current round values Obsidian Labs at a $20,000,000 pre money valuation. The round seeks $1,000,000 of capital in exchange for a 5 percent equity stake. Future rounds are expected to be completed under a Regulation D 506(c) framework for qualified investors only.
In addition to this equity round, the team is planning three projected OBS token rounds. If all three rounds were fully sold, the combined projected gross raise is $32,500,000. Under the current plan, Obsidian Labs would receive approximately 80 percent of those proceeds.
These token figures are projected and will depend on final terms, pricing, and demand. Token details will be documented separately. This page describes the equity raise only and is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any tokens.
This roadmap starts from where we are today: Rock messenger in early live use and the Obsidian testnet running. From here, we move toward a secure mainnet, then bring the DEX, Bridge, and enterprise products online. Dates are targets, not promises. Final timing is set by our engineering and security teams so that every launch is safe and stable, not rushed.
Timelines are targets. Actual launch dates are set only when code, security reviews, and real world testing show that each step is ready. Obsidian Labs is focused on stability, regulatory awareness, and building something that lasts.
Obsidian Labs is a U S based team of operators, engineers and designers backed by automation and long term relationships. The goal is simple and direct: we leverage AI for profit and for better execution.
AI is built into the way we work. It supports the team instead of replacing the team.
Final business and technical decisions stay with the human leadership team. AI is there to surface information, reduce busy work and help the company move faster.
Alongside AI and automation we invest in design, real world operators and distribution.
These partners act as sounding boards on governance, capital structure, growth plans and go to market.
The founders combine hands on operational experience, deep technical work and direct ownership of the infrastructure that runs the network.
Co Founder and CEO · Obsidian Labs
Co Founder and Lead Developer · Obsidian Labs
This deck keeps the technical material light on purpose. For full details on DBT², consensus, validators, archives, ROCK message lanes and token plans, review the documentation or speak with your Obsidian Labs contact.
Your investor contact can also arrange a direct conversation with the lead developer for deeper technical questions.
For accredited investors and partners who would like to speak directly with the leadership team, you may contact Mitchell Rotta, Co Founder and CEO of Obsidian Labs. All conversations are confidential and conducted on a one to one basis.
Investors may request a call, a meeting, or direct introductions to the development team when appropriate.
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