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Answers only from released documents.
The corpus is the company’s ASX release record and nothing else. Every answer shows which documents were read, their release dates and the passages quoted. It does not forecast, comment on the share price, or discuss anything not yet released.
Front-end demo — questions are matched to canned answers to show the response states. Live retrieval over the release record is wired later.
Ask a question above, or pick an example, to see how Ask IFG answers — with citations, a published refusal, or an honest “not in the corpus”.
The group held 41.37 BTC as at 12 August 2026, acquired across six purchases beginning in November 2025. The most recent purchase, of 8.27 BTC, was made on 6 August 2026 and released on 12 August 2026.
Weighted average cost across all purchases was A$90,394 per BTC. Holdings are not lent, staked or pledged, and the treasury operates under a board-approved mandate rather than as a trading book.
The company does not publish a valuation of the holdings on this page. A computed valuation, using disclosed holdings and a third-party price feed, is shown on the Digital Ventures page.
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Ask IFG answers from released documents only. A view on where the share price will be is not in any released document, and the company does not publish one. The refusal category is published so that a reader can tell the difference between a question the company will not answer and a question it cannot.
The retrieval ran across the full release record and returned nothing above the relevance threshold. Rather than compose an answer from adjacent material, the assistant stops here and shows what it did read.