Vancouver, British Columbia, December 3, 2019 – Squire Mining Ltd. (CSE:SQR | FWB:9SQ |
OTCQB:SQRMF) (“Squire”) is pleased to announce it has successfully completed testing of the
latest version 0.2.2 (beta release) of the Bitcoin SV Node software using its custom cloud
computing management and pooling software (“Taal Orchestrator”) and a subfleet of 2,500
blockchain cloud computers. During the week‐long test period, Squire successfully processed
over 35 Bitcoin SV blocks. Testing was performed in collaboration with leading U.K. blockchain
research and development firm, nChain Limited (“nChain”), as part of the ongoing development
and services agreement between Squire and nChain announced by press release of Squire on
August 7, 2019. Testing is part of Squire’s plan to enhance Taal Orchestrator to optimize and to
develop internal controls for cloud computing fleets managed by Squire’s subsidiary, Taal
Technologies SECZ (“Taal Tech”). Taal Tech provides turn‐key management services and
oversight over enterprise‐scale global blockchain cloud computing operations, totaling over
200,000 ASIC cloud computers, or approximately 3,000 petahashes of computing power.

Bitcoin SV Node

Bitcoin SV Node software version 0.2.2 is a major milestone release featuring:

• Parallel transaction validation, resulting in a 50% improvement in cloud computing
  speed
• Incremental block assembly to support the building of bigger blocks and in support of
  transaction scaling
• Internal block streaming to optimize system memory resources when processing bigger
  blocks

These features bring substantial improvements to the capacity of the Bitcoin SV blockchain and
pave the way for significant transaction scaling. Preliminary testing on the Bitcoin SV Scaling Test
Network shows an increase from a sustained 200 transactions per second in version 0.2.1 to
approximately 400 transactions per second with this version.

“This test is part of Squire’s leadership role in the adoption of Bitcoin SV to support large scale
enterprise applications on the blockchain with our state‐of‐the‐art mining infrastructure”,
remarked Joseph Chin, Chief Mining Officer and Corporate Secretary of Squire.

The Bitcoin SV Node software was developed by nChain on behalf of the Bitcoin Association, the
global industry organization supporting Bitcoin SV. The organization’s President, Jimmy Nguyen,
who is an advisor to Squire, commented: “We thank Squire Mining for helping to lead testing of
this beta release of Bitcoin SV Node version 0.2.2. This is another step in the Bitcoin SV Node
team’s ongoing technical work to achieve scaling improvements on the BSV main net, and
demonstrates that the original Bitcoin design could always scale to become the global enterprise
blockchain.”

Steve Shadders, Chief Technology Officer of nChain and Technical Director of the Bitcoin SV Node
software project commented: “The Bitcoin SV Node team is pleased to see Squire Mining taking
a leading role in the testing and deployment of improved scaling technologies. The business
model of miners and the entire Bitcoin industry is enhanced by increasing throughput to levels
that are beginning to rival traditional credit card payment networks.”

The Bitcoin SV Node version 0.2.2 is accessible at https://bitcoinsv.io/2019/10/30/bitcoin‐sv‐node‐
v0‐2‐2‐beta‐release/.

Title Change
Squire is pleased to announce that the board of directors has resolved, effective October 23, 2019, to
change Joseph Chin’s title to Chief Mining Officer and Corporate Secretary.

About nChain Limited
nChain is a global leader in advisory, research, and development of open blockchain technologies.
Established in 2015, the UK‐based company is one of the most active developers of intellectual
property and software in the blockchain space, with a focus on bringing to market enterprise‐
grade open blockchain solutions for global business.

About Squire Mining Ltd.
Squire is a Canadian based technology company engaged, through its subsidiaries, in the business
of developing and operating cloud computing data infrastructure and system technology to
support global blockchain applications related to Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin Core and other associated
SHA‐256 derived digital assets.

About Bitcoin SV
Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) is the only Bitcoin implementation that follows Bitcoin’s original
design, protocol and vision, as expressed by its creator Satoshi Nakamoto. Squire supports the
BSV roadmap as it is the only project that aims to enable massive blockchain scaling by
significantly increasing the Bitcoin block size so blocks can fit much more transactions and data
and thus generate more transaction fees for miners, and outlines for the crypto mining sector
why massive blockchain scaling is important for the entire interrelated Bitcoin ecosystem. Dr.
Craig S. Wright, who serves on Squire’s strategic advisory board, has been issued U.S. copyright
registrations, as author under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, for the original Bitcoin white
paper and most of the original Bitcoin code.

About Bitcoin Association
Bitcoin Association is the leading global organization for Bitcoin business. It brings together
merchants, exchanges, application developers, enterprises, miners and others in the Bitcoin
ecosystem to advance the growth of Bitcoin commerce. Bitcoin Association supports Bitcoin SV
(BSV) as the original Bitcoin with a stable protocol and scaling roadmap to become the world’s
new money and global enterprise blockchain. The Bitcoin Association seeks to build a regulation‐
friendly ecosystem that fosters lawful conduct while enabling cryptocurrency innovation.

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For further information contact:
Angela Holowaychuk
President and Chief Executive Officer
Telephone: +1 800‐371‐2809

The CSE accepts no responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

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expressed or implied by such forward‐looking information. Such factors include, but are not limited to:
general business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties, uncertain and volatile equity
and capital markets, lack of available capital, future demand for Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin Core and other digital
assets and risks related to the mining thereof, when and if halving of Bitcoin will take place and the impact
such halving will have on profitability, the ability to increase block size and the effects of such increases,
integration issues, personnel and staffing requirements of Squire, technological change and obsolescence,
statements with respect to testing of the Bitcoin SV Node software (including speed, block building,
scalability and other benefits thereof) and the results or anticipated benefits of the Bitcoin SV Node, if
implemented; statements with respect to Taal Orchestrator (including its ability to optimize, develop
internal controls and provide other benefits for cloud computing fleets); statements with respect to
benefits or improvements, if any, from the Bitcoin SV Node or Taal Orchestrator to the capacity of the
Bitcoin SV blockchain; and statements made by the Chief Operating Officer of Squire, the President of the
Bitcoin Association and the Director of the Bitcoin SV Node software project. Actual results and future
events could differ materially from those anticipated in such forward looking information. Accordingly,
readers should not place undue reliance on forward‐looking information. All forward looking information
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