Audience
AI/ML teams, data centres, gaming GPU owners, infra funds
Divisions
Six divisions. One grid.
Each division operates its own product and revenue model, but every division uses the same visual and verbal framework. The grid is the shared nervous system.
Architecture
How the divisions relate
BBLC is the parent holding layer. It provides governance, brand, shared infrastructure, and capital allocation. The six divisions are the customer-facing nodes. They plug into one another through shared identity, data standards, and APIs.
This architecture lets each division build its own tribe while contributing to a single ecosystem. A user might start in iSwiped, open an Orvexa account, fund it through Koilink, and gain TradeDNA insights along the way.
Division naming convention
Division names are single words where possible. They should feel like product companies, not internal projects. Use the full division wordmark from the Downloads section. Never combine a division logo with an unrelated accent colour.
Division matrix
Per-division guide
InfernoGrid
ComputeCompute where it sits.
Decentralised GPU/compute aggregation for AI teams and high-performance workloads. InfernoGrid turns idle hardware into revenue-producing infrastructure.
Koilink
CapitalCapital flows without borders.
A regulated transactional banking and custody layer connecting fiat rails to tokenised assets and real-world asset flows.
TradeDNA by Roamee
IntelligenceSee the trade before the crowd.
Behavioural analytics and pattern recognition for retail and institutional trading desks. TradeDNA exposes edge before it becomes consensus.
Capistral
VisibilityClarity for capital allocators.
Investor-facing intelligence, portfolio tracking, and market reconnaissance for builders and allocators.
Orvexa
ExecutionPrecision without the noise.
Self-directed trading and investment platform built for precision, speed, and institutional-grade custody.
iSwiped
EngagementDiscover the market in cards.
Card-based discovery interface for public equities and investment opportunities. Swipe, compare, decide.
Usage
Division brand rules
Each division locks up with BBLC in one of two ways: co-branded as "BBLC {Division}" for corporate materials, or standalone for consumer products and owned channels. Investor decks should lead with the BBLC parent lockup, then introduce divisions with their own wordmarks.
What stays consistent
Typeface, baseline grid, spacing rhythm, rounded corners, and button style. These elements make six different brands feel like one system. Only the accent colour and tagline change materially per division.