Pivotal Trend Service to Launch Japan-Origin Bitcoin Mining Investment on Republic Platform
Pivotal Trend Service announced plans to launch the Pivotal Mining Note (PMN), a Japan-origin digital security backed by Bitcoin mining infrastructure, in a press release. The investment will be offered under U.S. Regulation D and Regulation S through the Republic platform, providing compliant Bitcoin exposure to accredited and eligible international investors.
PMN is structured as a three-year investment that allows participants to accumulate Bitcoin from actual mining operations. The product is designed to provide long-term exposure without requiring hardware setup or active market involvement. Investors will receive mined Bitcoin directly, with subscriptions available via stablecoins such as USDC.
Built and operated by PTS, the infrastructure draws on over 15 years of experience in Japan's telecom sector. The company stated that the offering combines telecom-grade reliability with U.S.-compliant structuring, aiming to make professionally managed Bitcoin mining accessible to global investors.
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