Mr. Jason Dussault reports

INTELLISTAKE TECHNOLOGIES CORP. MARKS INAUGURAL YEAR WITH MULTI-SEGMENT INFRASTRUCTURE, ENTERPRISE AI CONTRACTS AND THE LAUNCH OF ITS AUSTEN AI CONTENT PLATFORM

Intellistake Technologies Corp. today celebrates its first full year of operations, closing a year of execution and entering its second with clear momentum.

Key highlights:

• Austen launched: a new AI (artificial intelligence) content platform from Intellistake, built as a suite of specialized expert agents around brand voice modelling and designed to produce written content that sounds authentically like the person using it;
• Enterprise AI generating revenue on sovereign compute: the IntelliScope suite, a collection of modular AI agents built to address specific enterprise challenges, runs on dedicated capacity hosted in Europe, beyond the reach of the U.S. CLOUD Act, on 100 per cent renewable energy, and is already generating revenue under a previously announced contract with PowerBank Corp., delivered to production;
• Validator earning on a top decentralized AI network: 1.97 million FET deployed on the company's ASI Alliance node, earning from both company staking and third party delegations; FET is a core asset of the ASI Alliance, a decentralized artificial general intelligence (AGI) initiative;
• Focus on tokenized securities: a $150,000 (U.S.) investment in ST0x, whose group has received Liechtenstein FMA (Financial Market Authority) approval of its European Union base prospectus, enabling public offers of tokenized equity products across multiple EEA jurisdictions, supporting Intellistake's participation in the Canadian regulator's Project Tokenization;
• Strategic position in orbital AI compute: a completed $500,000 (U.S.) equity investment in Orbit AI, which describes itself as building the decentralized SpaceXAI for AI agents, an orbital network aggregating satellite compute, communication and remote sensing into AI native infrastructure;
• Public market traction: added to the CSE 25 Index as one of the 25 largest companies on the CSE and quoted on the OTCQB in the United States under ISTKF.

One year ago, the company announced its change of business into decentralized AI and began trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange as ISTK on July 9, 2025. Its goal has stayed the same throughout: regulated, simplified exposure to the digital economy for traditional investors, through familiar stock market mechanisms.

In 12 months, Intellistake has grown from an early-stage plan into an operating technology company, with live infrastructure spanning enterprise AI, validator operations and digital asset treasury, alongside strategic investments in tokenized and artificial intelligence markets.

Intellistake operates within and backs decentralized, sovereign infrastructure: technology that keeps users in control of their own data and assets, rather than concentrating it inside a handful of centralized AI providers. That progress was underscored days ago with the unveiling of Austen, an AI content platform built in-house as a suite of specialized expert agents around brand voice modelling, with an exclusive beta wait-list now open.

Enterprise AI on sovereign infrastructure

Austen is the newest of Intellistake's AI products: a new AI content platform built as a suite of specialized expert agents around brand voice modelling, designed to produce written content that sounds authentically like the person using it. It is currently in development, with an exclusive beta wait-list now open.

Alongside Austen, Intellistake has advanced IntelliScope, its enterprise platform. The IntelliScope Enterprise Hub provides an adaptive framework for integrating AI agents within structured enterprise workflows, and has moved from concept to production over the year.

Under a contract with PowerBank, Intellistake has delivered an operational AI agent system, marking the company's first enterprise revenue.

To run those workloads, Intellistake secured dedicated, high-performance sovereign compute through Singularity Compute, the AI infrastructure arm of SingularityNET.

The capacity is reserved exclusively for the company, hosted in Sweden by a Swiss operator. That places both the data and the operator beyond the reach of the U.S. CLOUD Act, on 100 per cent renewable energy.

For clients whose AI depends on sensitive data built over years, that sovereign positioning adds protection that the centralized cloud cannot. This is balanced against the risks of operating with smaller providers. It also deepens existing ties: Singularity Compute chief executive officer Joe Honan sits on the advisory board, and SingularityNET founder Dr. Ben Goertzel, widely called the father of artificial general intelligence, is an adviser to the CEO.

Validator infrastructure on a decentralized network

Intellistake brought its validator infrastructure on-line during the year.

Its node on the Fetch.ai network, within the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance, grew to 1.97 million FET tokens. It now earns from two sources: the company's own staking and third party delegations, the first reaching one million FET.

Treasury and custody

A defining thread of the year has been the company's relationship with Singularity Venture Hub (SVH). SVH manages approximately $90-million (U.S.) in digital assets, has advised on projects reaching an aggregate $250-million (U.S.) valuation, and holds Swiss VASP/CASP (virtual asset service provider/crypto asset service provider) licensing for non-discretionary trading execution, on-chain activities and custody operations.

That relationship has progressed to a definitive agreement under which Intellistake intends to acquire SVH. The proposed acquisition remains subject to closing conditions, including completion of financial statement audit requirements.

Strategic investments in tokenization and orbital AI

Beyond its own operations, Intellistake has taken strategic positions in technologies it expects to shape the next phase of digital infrastructure and capital markets.

It completed a $150,000 (U.S.) investment in ST0x, a platform building infrastructure for tokenized versions of publicly listed equities, following European prospectus approval.

Intellistake is participating in the Canadian Securities Administrators' Project Tokenization, the initiative examining how tokenized financial products fit within Canadian securities law, having submitted an expression of interest. The company expects its relationship with ST0x to inform and strengthen that participation.

The same thesis extends beyond the ground. Intellistake has completed an initial $500,000 (U.S.) strategic equity investment in Orbit AI.

Orbit AI describes itself as building the decentralized SpaceXAI for AI agents: an orbital network that aggregates satellite AI compute, communication and remote sensing into AI native infrastructure for traders, builders and autonomous agents. Its first satellite launched in December, 2025, and has since logged extended on orbit operations.

Capital, recognition and governance

The company closed an oversubscribed $5.75-million private placement during the year and received $2.17-million more from subsequent warrant exercises.

It was added to the CSE 25 Index as one of the 25 largest companies on the CSE, qualified for OTCQB quotation under ISTKF and broadened an advisory board that spans finance, technology and digital asset infrastructure. Advisers include Shelly Murphy, DesTechAZ co-founder alongside Steve Wozniak; Eric Fang, a former Goldman Sachs investment banker; and Shailendra Sason, a founding member of the digital asset team at Revolut, one of the largest and most valuable fintech companies in the world.

Jason Dussault, chief executive officer of Intellistake, commented: "One year in, I'm proud of how much we set out to do that is now operating. We have an enterprise AI platform running on sovereign infrastructure for a real client, a validator earning on a leading decentralized AI network, a treasury held through institutional-grade custody and now Austen. A year ago, much of this was a plan on paper. Today it is live, generating revenue and reaching customers. The move toward decentralization matters because it gives users control over their own data and assets, and that conviction has guided every step we have taken. I want to thank our shareholders for their support through this first year. Their confidence has allowed us to build deliberately, and we intend to carry that momentum into the next phase of the company's growth."

Gregory Cowles, co-founder and chief strategy officer of Intellistake, added: "The defining work of the year has been turning a strategy into operating infrastructure, deliberately and in sequence. Every piece we have put in place is designed to reinforce the others. The validator gives us a position on a leading decentralized AI network. The custody and treasury framework gives us the security institutional participants expect. The enterprise AI platform, now running on sovereign, dedicated compute, gives us a product clients can rely on with their most sensitive data. And our positions in tokenization point to where regulated capital markets are now showing interest in. Building on that foundation, on sovereign infrastructure and with high-grade security throughout is what positions Intellistake to scale into a market for clients that are seeking decentralized alternatives."

About Intellistake Technologies Corp.

Intellistake is developing software solutions that leverage decentralized AI infrastructure to deliver enterprise-grade intelligence. Through validator operations, strategic token participation and the development of enterprise AI agents, Intellistake seeks to bridge the gap between emerging decentralized networks and real-world industry adoption.

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