The ACE Strategy
CBI’s Strategic Approach to Crypto Growth
Acquire
Strategic Crypto Accumulation
CBI strengthens its treasury by acquiring Bitcoin during market downturns and selectively holding assets like Solana, building a robust reserve for long-term growth.
Create
Proprietary Token Ecosystems
CBI develops Web3 platforms like AlphaVerse and launches native tokens such as $CRYS and $FAV2, driving new revenue streams and partnerships across the blockchain ecosystem.
Earn
Sustainable Bitcoin Mining
Through a 10-year partnership with Blockware Solutions, CBI mines Bitcoin at below-market cost, generating sustainable yield to fuel its blockchain initiatives.
About Us
CBI unlocks value by investing in blockchain-based applications across multiple industries
CRYPTO BLOCKCHAIN INDUSTRIES ("CBI") is a French company listed on Euronext Growth (compartment E2), whose objective is to build the largest possible portfolio of Bitcoins and other crypto-assets by buying them at a below-market price by applying the ACE strategy: ACQUIRE, the purchase mainly of Bitcoins on the market; CREATE, the creation of its own utility tokens in the field of the metaverse (AlphaVerse, Football at AlphaVerse) or that of digital assets backed by real goods (Gemplay, diamonds); EARN, the acquisition of Bitcoin at a reduced cost via mining operations, as part of a long-term strategic partnership with Blockchain Solutions, one of the first Bitcoin miners in the United States.
Team Members
Frédéric CHESNAIS
Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, non-independant director
Frédéric CHESNAIS is a graduate of the Institute of Political Studies Paris, and has a degree in Finance and Law. He began his career as a financial advisor and practiced as a lawyer specializing in mergers and acquisitions. He then worked for Lazard Bank from 1995 to 2000.
From 2001 to 2007, he was a member of the Atari Group’s management team, first as Group Deputy Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, then as Chief Executive Officer of Atari Interactive.
In 2007, he left Atari to create his own video game company. In 2013, he became the largest shareholder of the Atari Group by purchasing Atari shares. He was the Chief Executive Officer of Atari from 2013 to 2021.
