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those eight combinations into one single bet. I'm very excited about 3 in a Row because it's bigger payouts than an Up or Down game. Te gameplay is solid. Te team has worked incredibly hard to get 3 in a Row to where it is now, and I think it could be a very successful game for us in 2025.


Is it strictly Bitcoin-based titles for the foreseeable future? Could Bitblox branch into mainstream verticals?


It's interesting you ask that because 3 in a Row, in a sense, looks and plays a little bit like a slot. We've introduced some elements of those games into what our core strength is. For the foreseeable future our ethos is building entertainment for players around the price of Bitcoin. I'm never going to rule out doing other things and we've got some interesting product ideas that are not purely Bitcoin-based, but they're still crypto-based.


We have some upcoming developments to our 60-second Up or Down game where we're going to introduce a cash out feature. Currently, if I put the 60-second game and the 20-second game to 100 people, 99 will play the 20-second game. Te hope is that when we introduce the live cash out, that will make the game far more appealing on that side. With


Up or Down Turbo, we're going to introduce a separate layer of content.


We're building what we're calling Bitblox Engage this quarter, which is a promotional toolkit introducing some free bet concepts like free spins where you can get five or 10 bets at the minimum stake of 10 cents, and you keep the winnings. We'll also introduce more social aspects where we'll have leaderboards and things like that. We will bring a free to play concept which will be quite important if we want to look at the affiliate space. We have a lot of ideas and as the business grows the aim is to be releasing something at least every month. Tat's where we want to get to from a content and delivery perspective.


What’s the next step for Bitblox’s expansion strategy? Is Latin America a big push for the business?


Latin America definitely. We have an Isle of Man B2B license which we were granted in April last year. So, while that licence has worldwide applicability, there are obviously local restrictions in certain places. For instance, we cannot currently enter the UK, the US, or Australian markets. Brazil is our number two geo where the crash game category has been very successful. Tere's nothing live in Africa yet, but I do think that's going to be a very important market for us.


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