The Omnes Mining Note is a tokenized debt security backed by productive Bitcoin mining hashrate, structured under Luxembourg securitisation law.
Bitcoin mined, or paid in place of undelivered hashrate, accrues in custody
Paid in Bitcoin at maturity
CommencementExpected 1 November 2026
A report to noteholders every quarter, eight in all
Maturity730 days later
Exposure to Bitcoin mining output through hashrate supplied under a hashrate purchase agreement, without the burden of owning, operating and maintaining physical mining hardware.
How it is builtReturns are not guaranteed, and investors can lose some or all of their investment.
The notes are issued by Omnes Securities Fund, a Luxembourg unregulated securitisation fund not supervised by the CSSF, from a segregated, ring-fenced compartment. Ownership is recorded in its Noteholder Register, which is definitive, and mirrored onchain on Base.
Supplies 1 PH/s of hashrate per note under the hashrate purchase agreement, or pays Bitcoin in place of hashrate it does not deliver.
Issues the notes from a segregated, ring-fenced compartment. A Luxembourg unregulated securitisation fund, not supervised by the CSSF.
Manages the issuer, Omnes Securities Fund.
Kept by the issuer as the definitive record of who owns the notes.
Mirrors the register onchain as an ERC-3643 token on Base, and provides the investor dashboard.
Holds the Bitcoin mined with the notes’ hashrate, and any Bitcoin paid in its place, in a dedicated custody account.
Holds the pledges over the issuer’s Bitcoin custody accounts and its claims under the hashrate purchase and custody agreements, for noteholders.
Professional investors subscribe for the notes and are paid in Bitcoin at maturity, after Costs and tax.
The structure, parties and terms behind the Omnes Mining Note.
The notes are secured in favour of Apex Corporate Trustees (UK) Limited, acting for noteholders, by pledges over:
Only the security agent can enforce the security, and noteholders cannot direct it to unless the management company approves.
Bitcoin from the notes' hashrate, and any Bitcoin paid in its place, is held by Zodia Custody (Europe) S.A., a crypto-asset service provider authorised by the CSSF under MiCA, in a dedicated custody account.
Each offering sits in its own segregated, ring-fenced and limited recourse compartment under the Luxembourg Securitisation Law of 22 March 2004, as amended.
Recourse is limited to the assets of the relevant compartment, and Costs and any tax liabilities rank ahead of noteholders.
Costs set in the Offering Addendum, and no performance fee.
Every block pays the miner that found it: newly issued Bitcoin plus the fees inside it. This is the last day of it, read live from the public chain.
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The Omnes Hashprice Index is our own measure of what one petahash per second earns in a day: 144 × (block subsidy + average fees per block over the last 144 blocks) ÷ network hashrate in PH/s, at the current Bitcoin price, read live from public chain data.
About the Omnes Hashprice Index
Network figures are estimates from public chain data, not a forecast of what any note will pay.
Nownetwork hashrate
OMN is built for onchain utility, with more integrations on the way.
OMN ownership is mirrored onchain, with initial deployment on Base.
BaseSubscriptions are accepted in USD, USDC, USDT and BTC. Secondary transfers are supported in USDC, and USDT.
Enable seamless movement of OMN across supported blockchain networks.
Coming soonAccess liquidity by borrowing against OMN while maintaining your underlying exposure. Use OMN as collateral, subject to platform terms and liquidation risk.
Coming soonDesigned for efficiency and compliance: once your identity and accreditation are verified, you can invest in offerings without repeating the onboarding process.
Create an investor accountBegin by creating an account and verifying your identity. Complete your investor profile, accreditation status, and compliance requirements to gain access to the Omnes offering.
Browse the Omnes Mining Note and specify your investment amount. Once selected, you will be guided through the subscription and funding workflow directly within your dashboard.
Electronically review and sign all subscription documents. You may then fund your investment via USD wire transfer, USDC, USDT or BTC and hold them securely within your account.
Don’t have an account? Contact investor relations to request access to offering documentation.
OMN is a secured, limited recourse debt note whose returns come from Bitcoin mining. Each note carries a notional hashrate allocation of one petahash per second (1 PH/s) over a 730-day term. The hashrate is supplied under a hashrate purchase agreement by the Hashrate Aggregator, Omnes Technology AG, an Omnes affiliate, which may pay Bitcoin in place of any hashrate it does not deliver, calculated using the Omnes Hashprice Index. Investors gain exposure to Bitcoin mining economics without the burden and risks of owning, operating and maintaining physical Bitcoin mining hardware and related infrastructure.
Each OMN carries a notional allocation of one petahash per second (1 PH/s) of Bitcoin hashrate over a 730-day term. During this period, the Bitcoin mined with that hashrate, together with any Bitcoin paid in place of undelivered hashrate, is held in custody for the issuer's compartment. At maturity, noteholders receive their pro rata share of that Bitcoin, after Costs and any tax liabilities, which rank ahead of noteholders. Costs are 3.75% of invested capital, as set in the Offering Addendum, and there is no performance fee. Returns are not guaranteed, and investors can lose some or all of their investment.
The OMN offering will be carried out by way of a private placement offering through a bankruptcy-remote Luxembourg securitisation fund as the issuer, structured under the Luxembourg Securitisation Law of 22 March 2004, as amended. The OMN tokens will be accessible for subscriptions through the Omnes portal powered by our partner tokenization platform.
The OMN is for natural or legal persons who are professional investors who (i) qualify as professional investors under Annex II to Directive 2014/65/EU in the European Union, (ii) have sufficient sophistication to invest in the Securities in accordance with the laws of their country of residence, and (iii) invest a minimum amount of at least US$100,000. Only natural or legal person professional investors who are (i) not from restricted jurisdictions, (ii) non-U.S., (iii) non-Canadian, and (iv) not restricted by applicable laws and regulations. For more information, please refer to the OMN private placement memorandum, the subscription agreement and other offering documentation.
Yes, the OMN offering is a secured offering. In accordance with the Luxembourg Securitisation Law of 22 March 2004, as amended, the Luxembourg securitisation fund issuer will have segregated, ring-fenced and limited recourse compartments for each of the issuer's offerings, protecting investors from any overspill of risks, liabilities and recourse between compartments.
The notes are secured in favour of a third-party security agent, Apex Corporate Trustees (UK) Limited, acting for the noteholders, by a pledge over the issuer's Bitcoin custody accounts and a pledge over its claims under the hashrate purchase agreement and the custody agreement. Only the security agent can enforce that security, and noteholders cannot direct it to unless the management company approves. Recourse is limited to the assets of the relevant compartment, and costs and tax liabilities rank ahead of noteholders.
Bitcoin for the notes is held by the custodian, Zodia Custody (Europe) S.A., and the issuer's audited financial statements are provided to noteholders once available.
The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only and is qualified in its entirety by the Website Terms. It does not constitute investment, financial, legal, tax, or other advice, nor an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities.
Prospective investors should not rely on any content presented on this page for making investment decisions, as it may be incomplete, condensed, subject to change, or not tailored to individual circumstances. Instead, any investment consideration must be based solely on a thorough review of the Website Terms and the 'Offering Documentation' of the 'Investment Product' (in each case, as defined in the Website Terms), which supersede all information on this website.
No investment should be made without first obtaining and carefully reviewing these documents, along with independent advice from qualified professional advisors. For access to the Investment Product Offering Documentation, please create or log in to your account on the Omnes platform or contact us directly.
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