The agreement outlines a phased deployment of hardware, utilizing BTC Digital’s infrastructure and operational expertise in exchange for financing and procurement handled by Tianci International.
Project Structure and Operational Responsibilities
According to the official announcements, the 3MW initiative builds upon a foundational hosting agreement established between the two firms and their affiliates. Under the terms of the new non-binding memorandum of understanding, Tianci International is responsible for equipment procurement, project financing, shipping arrangements, insurance, and securing the necessary regulatory permits. BTC Digital will supply or coordinate site acquisition, power allocation, hosting infrastructure, equipment placement, and day-to-day site maintenance. Both parties retain the option to negotiate specific binding hosting and service contracts as individual project phases advance.
Contractual Terms and Legal Status
The memorandum of understanding carries no legal binding force as a financial commitment for resource reservation or upfront equipment purchases, as reported by Investing.com. The document holds a 12-month validity period, which can be extended through mutual written consent. Either company holds the right to terminate the agreement by providing a 15-day written notice. Existing hosting contracts signed by the two companies remain fully active and unaffected by the new framework.
Corporate Diversification Strategies
Tianci International operates primarily as a global maritime logistics provider through its subsidiary Roshing, delivering container and cargo transport solutions across the Asia-Pacific region including Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. Over the preceding 12 months, the firm expanded into global mineral trading, electronic component sales, and business consulting. The partnership with BTC Digital marks a continued expansion into digital asset infrastructure and cryptocurrency mining operations.
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