DLTnext, LLC (“DLTnext”), a NewCo formed by current and former members of management of the Norwegian publicly-listed DLTx ASA, has acquired the Filecoin cloud storage and Bitcoin mining subsidiaries from the ASA. DLTnext is a privately-held web3 services company based in Puerto Rico. DLTnext has taken over the acquired businesses as of and intends to realign the businesses to achieve profitability.
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DLTnext will assume the DLTx brand and full ownership of the mark once ASA changes its name as per an upcoming shareholder vote.
DLTx is the first public tech company run by decentralists who believe the future will be built on open public blockchains, owned and operated by their users.
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“At DLTx, we focus on efficiently funding and rapidly deploying nodes on the leading, disruptive blockchain protocol networks,” says Haft. “Our goal is to have funded and scalable networks in place to support the growing volume of decentralized, blockchain transactions. The NachoNodes acquisition is consistent with our strategy at DLTx to build out transactional nodes and networks and identify foundational Layer 1 protocols that disrupt large-scale opportunities in business and social communications and transactions.
“The management of NachoNodes includes two of the core founding members of the Pocket network, which is a significant and leading player in relay. This acquisition jump starts and positions DLTx to be a significant player in that market and should open up a new profitable line of expansion for us.”
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