Who we are

This website is operated by Marble Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation with its principal office at 110 East 87th Street, New York, NY 10128 ("Marble", "we", "us"). Marble Markets and Marble Compute are planned business lines of Marble Group, Inc.

Regulatory status

Marble Markets and Marble Compute are in formation. They have not yet obtained the registrations, licenses or approvals required to offer the services described on this website. No services are currently offered. Nothing on this website should be read as a statement that any Marble entity is registered or licensed with any regulator in any jurisdiction.

When services become available, they will be offered only to eligible institutional counterparties in permitted jurisdictions, and only after onboarding, documentation, and any required registrations and approvals.

What Marble is not

• Marble does not offer investment products, funds or securities to the public.
• Marble is not a broker, exchange, marketplace, bank or investment adviser.
• Marble does not accept deposits and does not offer interest-bearing accounts.
• Marble does not sell, operate or resell computing hardware or capacity.

No offer or solicitation

The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security, loan, derivative, digital asset or other financial product or service, or any interest in any fund or vehicle. Any such offer would be made only through definitive documentation, to eligible persons, in compliance with applicable law.

Eligible counterparties and jurisdictions

The services described on this website are intended only for institutional counterparties that meet applicable eligibility requirements. They are not intended for individuals acting as consumers or retail investors.

This website is not directed at any person in any jurisdiction where its publication or availability would be contrary to law, including the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area, Hong Kong and Singapore. Persons in those jurisdictions should not act on any information on this website.

No advice

Nothing on this website is investment, legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice, or a recommendation regarding any transaction or strategy. You should consult your own advisers before making any decision.

Expressing interest

Submitting your details through this website does not open an account, create a client relationship or create any commitment by you or by Marble. Marble may decline to respond to any enquiry at its discretion.

Forward-looking statements

This website contains statements about Marble's plans, expected services and timing, including statements that we expect to begin onboarding clients in 2027. These statements are forward-looking. They are based on current expectations, are subject to risks and uncertainties, including obtaining required registrations and approvals, and may change. Actual results may differ materially. Marble undertakes no obligation to update them.

Our investors

References to Marble's investors identify shareholders in Marble Group, Inc. They do not mean that any investor endorses, guarantees or is responsible for Marble or any service Marble may offer. Statements attributed to investors reflect their own views.

Third-party information and links

This website may include information from third parties and links to third-party websites. Marble does not verify, endorse or take responsibility for that information or those websites.

Trademarks

Marble, Marble Markets, Marble Compute and the Marble logos are trademarks of Marble Group, Inc. Other names and marks belong to their respective owners.

Contact and complaints

Legal and regulatory enquiries and complaints: [email protected]. Postal: Marble Group, Inc., 110 East 87th Street, New York, NY 10128.

The activities described on this website involve substantial risk, including the risk of losing all of the capital committed. The following summary is not complete. Any transaction would be subject to its own documentation and risk disclosures.

Digital assets. Digital asset prices are highly volatile and can fall sharply and quickly. Markets may be illiquid or fragmented, may operate continuously, and may be affected by outages, forks, hacks and changes in law or regulation. Digital assets are not legal tender and are generally not protected by deposit insurance or investor protection schemes.

Lending and collateral. Loans may not be repaid in full or at all. Collateral values can fall below the amount owed, and collateral may not be liquidated in time or at an adequate price. Arrangements structured to be overcollateralized can still produce losses. Custody, settlement and legal enforceability risks apply, including the insolvency of a borrower, custodian or other third party.

Derivatives. Bilateral forwards, swaps and options can involve leverage, so small price movements can produce large losses that may exceed the collateral posted. They are subject to counterparty, liquidity, valuation and early-termination risk, and may be difficult to close out.

Event contracts. The legal and regulatory treatment of event contracts and prediction markets is unsettled and varies by jurisdiction. Contracts may be restricted, suspended or unavailable, and outcomes may be determined in ways that differ from expectations.

Real-world assets on-chain. Tokenized assets depend on the issuer, the legal structure linking the token to the underlying asset, and the custodian of that asset. Holders may not have the rights they expect, and redemption may be delayed or unavailable.

Compute infrastructure credit. Loans to GPU operators depend on the borrower's operations and on lease payments from third parties. Hardware can become obsolete or lose value faster than expected. Offtake contracts may be terminated or unpaid, and data centers depend on power, facilities and supply chains outside the borrower's control. Re-leasing capacity is not guaranteed.

Technology and on-chain systems. Smart contracts, wallets, blockchains and connected systems can fail, be exploited or behave unexpectedly. Transactions may be irreversible. Cyber attacks may cause losses that cannot be recovered.

Regulatory risk. Laws and regulations governing digital assets, lending, derivatives, event contracts and AI infrastructure are changing. Changes could prevent Marble from offering a service, or require it to change or discontinue one.

No guarantee. Past performance of any person or business, including businesses previously led by Marble's founders, does not indicate future results. Nothing on this website guarantees any return, outcome or level of risk.