Black Titan Unveils Digital Asset Treasury Plus Framework, Launches Pillar 1 Focused On Utility-Driven Digital Asset Deployment And Cash-Flow Potential

Black Titan Corporation (NASDAQ:BTTC) today announced the planned introduction of Digital Asset Treasury Plus (DAT+), a comprehensive strategic framework outlining how the Company may evaluate and potentially engage with digital assets going forward. DAT+ is structured as a multi-layered approach that considers utility, governance, liquidity, operational readiness, earnings alignment, and strategic collaboration.

To provide clarity for shareholders and market participants, Black Titan will release a series of press announcements throughout the day, with each highlighting one of the core pillars of the DAT+ strategy. The Company is commencing this series with the release of Pillar 1: Active Utility Deployment & Cash Flow Potential.

"Digital assets are no longer a single-dimensional asset class," said Czhang Lin, Co-Chief Executive Officer of Black Titan. "DAT+ reflects our intention to evaluate digital assets through a holistic lens - from risk management and utility to liquidity, revenue alignment, and strategic collaboration. Each component is significant, and this series allows us to explain the framework in a clear and structured way."

Pillar 1: Active Utility Deployment & Cash Flow Potential

As the first pillar of the DAT+ strategy, Black Titan introduces a utility-first framework that prioritizes real ecosystem participation and operational relevance when evaluating digital assets.

Under this approach, digital assets must demonstrate practical, functional roles within their native ecosystems, including:

enabling access to network services,

participating in fee-based protocol activity,

supporting on-chain operations such as staking or validation, and

serving as a requirement for specialized product usage.

This utility-driven evaluation reflects a shift away from passive models historically associated with corporate digital asset holdings, emphasizing instead productive participation aligned with real economic activity.