OptDyn™ and aSAY Group, an EOH Company, Announce Strategic Partnership to Drive MENA Region Production and Adoption of the Subutai™ Blockchain Router

Subsidiary of Africa’s Largest Technology Service Provider to Help Propel $4B+ Market Through Ethical Cryptocurrency Mining

At the 7 Ritossa Global Family Office Investment Summit, OptDyn Inc. and aSAY Group, a subsidiary of EOH Holdings Limited , announced their strategic partnership to launch the Subutai™ Blockchain Router in the Middle East and North Africa.

The Subutai Blockchain Router earns end users passive income through multiple income streams. It is a power-efficient, “green” broadband Cloud router and Internet-of-Things (IoT) “Swiss Army Knife” gateway that is available in two versions:

Industrial Edition used in mission-critical Industrial IoT, Industry 4.0, and smart city applications across wide temperature ranges and harsh operating conditions; and

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Residential Edition serves as a secure, plug-and-play IoT connector for home automation, as well as a cryptocurrency wallet, and a cryptocurrency mining device.

“We are very happy to join forces with aSAY and EOH, who are recognized leaders in the MENA market,” said Alex Karasulu, CEO of OptDyn. “Our collaboration will help improve the lives of hundreds of millions of users with the Subutai Blockchain Router, which is poised to decentralize and revolutionize the $4B+ cryptocurrency mining market.”

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The partnership will focus initially on production and distribution of the Residential Edition of the Subutai Blockchain Router in the MENA region. The Residential Edition of the Subutai Blockchain Router provides users a passive income of ~US$115/month (at current depressed rates) with no technical skills needed. Users simply need to plug in the Subutai Blockchain Router, attach up to four additional Subutai Mining Drives (optional), choose the preferred cryptocurrency to be mined, and begin generating passive income.

A subsidiary of EOH (Africa’s largest technology service provider that offers consulting, technology, and outsourcing solutions in more than 50 countries), aSAY Group provides Industry 4.0 and smart city solutions that include smart energy, water, and IoT programs, as well as traffic management, data communication management, and smart grid technology applications. aSAY’s service groups in Automation Technologies, Energy and Energy Control Systems, Value Added Distribution, and Information Technologies and Electronics augment EOH’s public, private, and hybrid Cloud computing, software, and infrastructure services and e-government and utilities solutions, which are actively deployed in Argentina, Chile, Ghana, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Mauritius, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Turkey, Uganda, the United Arab Emirates, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, among other countries.

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“We are pleased to partner with OptDyn to bring innovative technical solutions that are integral to the growth of the markets served across the greater EOH customer base,” said Osman Koç, General Manager at aSAY Communication Services. “We’re excited to realize the impact of the Subutai Blockchain Router, whose ‘ethical cryptocurrency mining’ is in alignment with our collective goals of being an ethical, relevant force for good and to play a positive role in our society, beyond normal business practice.”

MENA-based production of the Residential Edition of the Subutai Blockchain Router will commence in the coming months, with anticipated delivery in Q2 2019. Pre-sales for the Router will initiate before then.

“Together with aSAY and EOH, we’re committed to empowering commercial and individual users from the MENA region the opportunity to unlock the power of Subutai,” added Karasulu. “We look forward to welcoming new customers to the Subutai Community to experience how we’ve redefined Cloud Computing, IoT, and cryptocurrency mining to be dynamic, secure, and financially-rewarding again for the masses.”

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