AVX

Avalanche Ecosystem Progress

• The Avalanche network is moving beyond experimentation to large-scale real-world deployment across institutional finance, tokenized assets, consumer applications, and validator infrastructure.
• Highlighted institutional use case: TACIT migrated its institutional real-time settlement network LINK to a purpose-built dedicated Avalanche Layer 1, with TACIT's broader infrastructure having processed more than $2.5 trillion in transactions to date.
• Highlighted large-scale consumer use case: FIFA's official digital collectibles platform FIFA Collect operated on an Avalanche-powered blockchain during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
• The Helicon protocol upgrade is currently active on the Fuji testnet, proposing features including automatic validator staking renewal and a reduction of the minimum primary network staking period from two weeks to 48 hours to improve validator flexibility and lower barriers for institutional participation.

Three-Pillar Operating Strategy

• Avalanche Digital Asset Treasury: The core strategic pillar, holding over 14 million AVAX tokens and equivalents (including 800,000 deployed to Treehouse liquid staking). Staking holdings generate ongoing protocol reward revenue and increases total token holdings over time; the strategy has delivered an annualized 5.3% yield since inception in November 2025.
• Bitcoin Mining: A source of recurring operating revenue that also builds operational expertise in managing power-intensive infrastructure. Capital allocation prioritizes operating performance, energy efficiency, and productive use of existing assets.
• AI and High-Performance Computing: Leverages the company's existing experience managing power infrastructure, energy costs, and modular equipment deployment. The strategy pursues a power-first behind-the-meter natural gas generation model in Alberta, targeting faster, more capital-efficient reliable compute capacity than traditional grid-tied projects. A 100-kilowatt AI inference pilot is underway at the Redwater facility, converting excess mining capacity to test technical and economic viability.

Capital Strategy and Strategic Initiatives

• Management is actively evaluating accretive strategic opportunities (acquisitions, partnerships, infrastructure investments) across all three pillars to build durable revenue and cash flow, with opportunities vetted for strategic fit, financial contribution, and capital requirements.
• A recent convertible debenture restructuring reduced total outstanding principal by $6.8 million, strengthening the balance sheet and improving financial flexibility.
• The company maintains an active share repurchase program for when shares trade below intrinsic business value.

No formal full-year or quarterly financial guidance was issued or revised during this call. Management reaffirmed its commitment to the existing three-pillar growth strategy and plan of selective capital allocation focused on high-quality opportunities that expand recurring revenue and deliver risk-adjusted returns. No changes to the previously announced 1Q27 powered land target for Alberta AI infrastructure were confirmed.

AVAX One operates three business segments: 1) Avalanche Digital Asset Treasury: Generated $2.1 million in staking rewards revenue in Q2 2026, accounting for 75% of the company's total Q2 2026 revenue of $2.8 million. As of June 30, 2026, the segment holds approximately 13.2 million AVAX tokens (net value $86.3 million), 700,000 AVAX tokens deployed through Treehouse (net value $5.3 million), and 31 Bitcoin (net value $1.8 million), for a total digital asset net value of $93.5 million. 2) Bitcoin Mining: Generated $700,000 in revenue in Q2 2026, accounting for 25% of total Q2 2026 revenue. The segment operates facilities in Alberta (recently expanded with 220 additional machines) and the 5-megawatt Bald Eagle flared natural gas-powered facility in Ohio. 3) AI and High-Performance Computing: No commercial revenue was reported in Q2 2026; the segment is in the early pilot stage.

Management noted that all forward-looking statements are subject to unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from expectations, with detailed risk factors described in the company's periodic SEC filings. Key specific risks referenced implicitly include: technical execution risk for the AI pilot and new Avalanche network upgrades, market price volatility impacting the value of the company's digital asset holdings, market demand risk for AI computing capacity, and execution risk for the ongoing permanent CEO search. No additional operational failures or new material risks were disclosed.

Q: What experience and qualities is the board prioritizing in candidates for the permanent CEO position? / A: Management declined to provide detailed public commentary on the search process, but confirmed that candidates with relevant experience across AVAX One's three core operating pillars (Avalanche Digital Asset Treasury, Bitcoin mining, AI infrastructure) are the primary focus of the search. No further details on timeline or candidate pool were provided.

Q: What is the current status of the company's AI high-performance computing strategy in Alberta, and is the previous 1Q27 powered land target still in place? / A: Management confirmed the company remains focused on exploring AI infrastructure opportunities in Alberta, primarily via its existing partnership with Blue Flare, and continues to pursue opportunities opportunistically. No confirmation or revision to the prior 1Q27 target was provided.

Q: How is the 100-kilowatt Redwater AI inference pilot progressing, and what preliminary results has the company observed? / A: The pilot remains on schedule to launch per its original timeline, but equipment deployment has not yet been completed due to extended lead times for required assets. No operational results or preliminary findings are available yet, and management will update the market once results are available.