Insig AI launches digital asset investment strategy with stake in 4Mica

Insig AI (LSE:INSG) has taken its first step into the digital assets sector by committing an initial €300,000 through a zero-interest convertible loan to Belgium-based ATM Labs B.V., which trades as 4Mica. The investment is expected to complete within 45 days and marks the first transaction under Insig AI’s strategy of investing in businesses developing infrastructure for the digital asset economy.

The convertible loan matures in August 2027 and, if converted, would provide Insig AI with a 2.94% fully diluted equity stake in 4Mica. The agreement also includes a conditional commitment of up to a further €1 million, subject to 4Mica completing a significant fundraising round within the next 16 months. The company is developing a non-custodial clearing platform for stablecoin-based AI micropayments, with technology designed to significantly reduce transaction costs while supporting substantially higher transaction volumes. Through the investment, Insig AI is seeking exposure to the growth of next-generation digital payment infrastructure.

Despite expanding into a fast-growing market, Insig AI continues to face financial challenges, including ongoing losses, negative cash flow and negative shareholder equity. Technical indicators also remain weak, reflecting a longer-term downward share price trend. Valuation is difficult to assess given the company’s negative earnings and the absence of a dividend.

More about Insig AI

Insig AI plc is a UK-based technology company that develops artificial intelligence-driven data infrastructure and machine learning solutions for institutional clients. The business provides advanced analytics and technology platforms designed to support investment decision-making and data management.

The company is increasingly focused on opportunities within the digital asset sector, targeting businesses that provide the underlying infrastructure for blockchain-based financial services rather than direct cryptocurrency exposure. By investing in early-stage technology companies with scalable platforms, Insig AI aims to give institutional investors access to emerging digital asset infrastructure and long-term growth opportunities.