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Entrex OTC: NTRX Launches Billion-Dollar EB-5 Initiative Integrating Environmental Impact, Job Creation & Bitcoin Mining

Entrex OTC: NTRX Launches Billion-Dollar EB-5 Initiative Integrating Environmental Impact, Job Creation & Bitcoin Mining

Entrex (OTC: NTRX), a Florida-based public company focused on environmentally beneficial, cash-flowing energy infrastructure, announced the launch of its Entrex EB-5 Investment Initiative, designed to attract foreign capital into U.S. job-creating, environmentally positive projects.

The initiative converts stranded and leaking natural gas wells into clean-energy sites powering U.S.-manufactured Bitcoin Mining Units (BMUs)—reducing methane emissions while creating domestic manufacturing and operational jobs.

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“Our EB-5 program turns environmental problems into economic engines,” said Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of Entrex. “Stranded gas becomes rural clean energy, new jobs, and real yields for investors. Collectively, we believe the opportunity represents a potential billion-dollar deployment pipeline.”

Once approved, the EB-5 structure would allow qualified foreign investors to participate in Bitcoin Mining Unit development and production companies offering:

• 100% asset-backed investments
• Proven operating cash flow
• Full Section 179 depreciation
• A defined exit path into Entrex (OTC: NTRX)

Entrex has identified 1,060+ stranded wells suitable for conversion and expects initial EB-5 financings to begin in early 2026.

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