VANCOUVER, BC, October 6, 2026 – Digital Commodities Inc. (CSE: DIGI) (OTCQB: DGCMF) (FSE: W040) ("Digital Commodities" or the "Company") today announced the acquisition of C$100,000 of NEAR Protocol (NEAR), representing the Company’s second allocation under the AI and digital-infrastructure strategy announced on September 28, 2026. The acquisition was funded with proceeds generated from further sales of physical gold. The Company's reserve foundation remains anchored by 11 Bitcoin (BTC), together with cash. The Company also holds strategic investments in public and private companies. NEAR joins Solana (SOL) within the Company's separate, growth-oriented digital-asset allocation. The Company's strategy is based on the view that artificial intelligence may increasingly move from generating information toward software capable of initiating transactions and coordinating economic activity. Management believes this evolution may create additional demand for digitally native payment, settlement and execution infrastructure, and the Company intends to evaluate assets where adoption and network activity may have an identifiable relationship to asset demand or value accrual. Why NEAR Management selected NEAR for further exposure to what management views as an emerging intersection of artificial intelligence, cross-chain execution and digital commerce. NEAR's current technology roadmap seeks to combine cross-chain financial infrastructure with autonomous AI agents, including NEAR Intents, chain abstraction and NEAR AI infrastructure designed to allow software agents and users to transact across multiple blockchain networks. NEAR Intents is designed to abstract the complexity of cross-chain execution by allowing users or agents to specify an intended outcome while competing solvers execute the transaction. Management believes this architecture may be relevant if AI agents increasingly need to move value, settle payments or interact with assets across multiple networks without requiring users to manage the underlying blockchain infrastructure. The Company also considered the relationship between network use and the NEAR token. NEAR is used for network transaction fees and staking, and protocol economics provide for transaction fees to reduce net token issuance. NEAR's ecosystem is also developing additional revenue and token-economic mechanisms. Management believes these features provide an identifiable basis for evaluating how increased network activity could potentially translate into demand for, or value accrual to, the underlying asset. There can be no assurance that increased adoption or activity will result in increased value of NEAR. Expansion of the strategy The NEAR acquisition follows the Company's initial approximately C$100,000 allocation to Solana announced on September 28, 2026. The Company views the two assets as providing exposure to different aspects of the same broader thesis. Solana was selected in part for its activity across payments, stablecoins, tokenization and high-throughput applications, while management's rationale for NEAR places greater emphasis on chain abstraction, cross-chain execution and infrastructure being developed for autonomous AI agents. The acquisition does not represent a conclusion that any one blockchain or digital asset will be the sole beneficiary of AI-driven economic activity. The Company will continue evaluating established and emerging digital assets against its stated framework, including adoption, economic utility, network activity, token economics and the potential for activity to translate into asset demand or value. The sizing and composition of the Company's reserve foundation and growth-oriented digital-asset allocation will continue to be reviewed periodically by management as the strategy develops and market conditions evolve. "Bitcoin remains the foundation of our treasury, while investments like Solana and NEAR give us measured exposure to the infrastructure we believe could support an increasingly AI-driven economy," said Brayden Sutton, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Commodities. "With NEAR, we see a meaningful intersection of AI, cross-chain execution and digital commerce. Our approach is not to predict a single winner, but to identify assets where adoption and economic activity may have the potential to translate into long-term value." The Company intends to provide appropriate disclosure regarding material digital-asset holdings and significant portfolio changes as the strategy develops.

VANCOUVER, BC, September 28, 2026 – Digital Commodities Inc. (CSE: DIGI) (OTCQB: DGCMF) (FSE: W040) ("Digital Commodities" or the "Company") today announced the formal adoption of a two-tier digital asset treasury strategy and the acquisition of approximately C$100,000 of Solana (SOL), representing approximately 5% of the Company's estimated NAV as of September 28, 2026. This is the Company's first allocation under the strategy announced today, funded through the monetization of a portion of the Company's physical gold holdings. The Company's reserve foundation remains anchored by 11 Bitcoin (BTC), together with cash. The Company also holds strategic investments in public and private companies. Alongside that reserve, the Company is establishing a second, separately governed allocation to digital assets that management believes are positioned to benefit from the growth of artificial intelligence as an economic driver of blockchain activity. Solana is the first position in this new allocation. The strategy follows an extended reset in digital-asset markets and comes as artificial intelligence evolves from primarily generating information toward software capable of initiating transactions and coordinating economic activity. Management believes AI agents may become an additional source of demand for digitally native payment and settlement infrastructure, while listed-market exposure remains concentrated in conventional single-asset strategies. A two-tier treasury framework Going forward, the Company's treasury will operate under two distinct mandates: Reserve foundation — Bitcoin, held directly, together with cash. To fund the Company's initial AI-infrastructure position, the Company monetized a portion of its physical gold holdings; management does not intend to fund further AI-infrastructure allocations through additional reductions to the Bitcoin position without separate Board approval and disclosure. AI-infrastructure allocation — a separate allocation to select digital assets that management believes are positioned to capture economic value as artificial intelligence systems increasingly transact autonomously, requiring machine-native payment and settlement infrastructure. This tier will be built in measured stages, subject to market conditions, available capital and relative opportunity. An asset qualifies for the AI-infrastructure allocation only where management identifies a live, disclosed mechanism by which network activity is expected to translate into asset value — such as transaction fee capture or network settlement demand — rather than on narrative alone. Solana is the Company's initial position in this tier, reflecting its role in programmable finance, stablecoins, tokenization and high-throughput, low-cost transaction processing, which management believes is well suited to the frequent, small-value transactions that autonomous software agents may generate. The Company will continue evaluating other established and emerging digital assets against this same framework. The sizing and composition of each tier will be reviewed periodically by the Board as the strategy matures and market conditions evolve. "Bitcoin remains the foundation of our treasury," said Brayden Sutton, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Commodities. "We funded our initial Solana position by monetizing a portion of our physical gold holdings. What we're adding is a second, disciplined allocation to digital assets we believe may become important infrastructure as AI systems increasingly transact and coordinate economic activity. " The Company intends to provide appropriate disclosure regarding material digital-asset holdings and significant portfolio changes as the strategy develops.

VANCOUVER, BC, August 10, 2026 – Digital Commodities Inc. (CSE: DIGI) (OTCQB: DGCMF) (FSE: W040) ("Digital Commodities" or the "Company") announces that the British Columbia Securities Commission (the “BCSC”) has revoked the failure-to-file cease trade order (the “CTO”) that was issued on August 6, 2026. The Company’s shares will resume trading at market open tomorrow August 11, 2026. Background The Company elected to adopt semi-annual reporting under the BCSC Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933 – Exemptions to Permit Semi-Annual Reporting for Certain Venture Issuers (“CBO 51-933”). On July 28, 2026, the Company issued and publicly disseminated a news release announcing its adoption of semi-annual reporting. Due to an administrative oversight, the news release was not concurrently filed on SEDAR+ as required under CBO 51-933. As a result of this filing omission, the BCSC issued the CTO in connection with the apparent non-filing of the Company’s interim financial statements, management’s discussion and analysis and related certifications for the interim period ended May 31, 2026 (collectively, the “Q1 Filings”). The Company confirms that it elected to rely on the semi-annual reporting framework available under CBO 51-933 and, accordingly, is not required to file the Q1 Filings. Upon becoming aware of the filing omission, the Company immediately filed the July 28, 2026 news release on SEDAR+ and engaged with the BCSC to promptly have the CTO revoked.

VANCOUVER, BC, July 28, 2026 – Digital Commodities Inc. (CSE: DIGI) (OTCQB: DGCMF) (FSE: W040) ("Digital Commodities" or the "Company") announces adoption of semi-annual financial reporting ("SAR"). This news release is being filed pursuant to British Columbia Securities Commission Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933 Exemptions to Permit Semi-Annual Reporting for Certain Venture Issuers ("CBO 51-933"). CBO 51-933 allows eligible venture issuers to voluntarily move from a quarterly to a semi-annual financial reporting framework. Digital Commodities' fiscal year ends on February 28 (or February 29 in a leap year). Under the provisions of CBO 51-933, the Company will be exempt from the requirement to file Q1 and Q3 financial statements and associated management's discussion and analysis ("MD&A") for so long as it continues to meet the eligibility criteria under CBO 51-933. Accordingly, the Company will not be filing its interim financial statements for the three months ended May 31, 2026 and the associated MD&A. The Company will also not be required to file any interim financial statements and associated MD&A for any subsequent quarters ended May 31 and November 30 in each financial year.

VANCOUVER, BC, April 16, 2026 – Digital Commodities Inc. (CSE: DIGI) (OTCQB: DGCMF) (FSE: W040) ("Digital Commodities" or the "Company") is pleased to provide a corporate update on its treasury strategy, recent portfolio activity, and capital allocation priorities. Treasury Position and Strategy The Company maintains a strong and liquid balance sheet, with no debt and a treasury comprised primarily of liquid assets. Digital Commodities’ capital allocation mandate targets scarce, strategic, and opportunistic assets where management believes favourable risk-adjusted returns can be achieved. The Company operates with a strong focus on capital preservation and efficiency. Management maintains a deliberately lean operating structure designed to keep general and administrative expenses low while seeking to maximize the amount of capital available for investment opportunities. The Company’s allocation framework focuses on: Ownership in assets that management considers to be high-quality, scarce, and structurally advantaged Exposure to opportunities that management believes are asymmetric with defined catalysts Alignment with strong counterparties and disciplined capital structures Sustained operational efficiency and low fixed costs Digital Asset Exposure Digital assets represent one component of the Company's broader treasury diversification strategy. Management views select digital assets as potential stores of value within a diversified, opportunistic portfolio, while remaining agnostic to any single asset or narrative. Digital Commodities continues to assess opportunities across digital assets, commodities, and special situations, adjusting exposure where relative value and risk/reward dynamics are considered favourable. Portfolio Developments Cambria Gold Mines Inc. (TSX.V: CAMB) Digital Commodities recently participated in a financing of Cambria Gold Mines Inc. through a C$75,000 subscription for 125,000 shares at $0.60. Cambria is advancing the redevelopment of a legacy gold mining complex located in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The project combines existing infrastructure and experienced leadership, positioning the company to explore the potential for future production at the site. Strategic Market Position: Naughty Ventures Inc. (CSE: BAD) The Company has also established a market position of 825,000 shares in Naughty Ventures Inc. at $0.15. Naughty Ventures is a Canadian exploration and investment company that targets early-stage mineral and energy assets. The company options projects to partners while retaining equity positions, which may allow it to participate in potential discovery upside while seeking to limit its operational risk. These investments reflect Digital Commodities’ ongoing strategy of selectively allocating capital to special situations and public securities where management believes there may be potential for value appreciation. Ongoing Review of Corporate Opportunities In addition to its current holdings, Digital Commodities is actively reviewing a range of corporate and structural opportunities, including special situations, RTOs, spin-outs, and recapitalizations. The Company believes its management team’s experience in capital markets transactions may enable it to serve as a public vehicle through which partners, operators, and asset owners may access capital, liquidity, or go-public pathways. Digital Commodities continually evaluates public entities and restructuring prospects where its structure, network, and expertise can accelerate value creation. “Our approach remains disciplined,” said Brayden Sutton, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Commodities. “We're maintaining a strong balance sheet, keeping our operating costs low, and allocating capital only where we believe the risk-adjusted return is clear. That discipline is intended to keep us agile and well-positioned to act decisively when opportunities arise.” Outlook Management believes current conditions across commodities, digital assets, and small-cap equities continue to present opportunities driven by capital scarcity, underinvestment, and cyclical dislocations. The team is actively evaluating opportunities across energy, resources, and frontier technology sectors — including companies operating at the intersection of commodities and next-generation infrastructure — where management believes favourable risk-adjusted returns in the current cycle may be found. Digital Commodities intends to remain patient, disciplined, and opportunistic in deploying capital while maintaining a lean operating structure and preserving the financial flexibility needed to act decisively when attractive opportunities emerge.