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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BlockchainK2 Corp. focuses its investments on developing and deploying blockchain technology solutions across various industries, particularly within capital markets. Its portfolio includes RealBlocks, a digital platform designed for real estate investment and capital raising. The company also operates the Amplify gaming platform, which utilizes blockchain technology to manage the marketing and distribution of video games. Additionally, BlockchainK2 developed the iRecover Coin App, a blockchain-based application that applies principles of behaviorism, social neurodevelopment, and behavioral economics to assist individuals in addiction recovery. Beyond these initiatives, the firm provides colocation facilities for companies requiring advanced data processing. The company also has a segment dedicated to selling health and beauty products to independent retailers throughout the United States, including resorts, spas, pharmacies, salons, hotel chains, and department stores. Headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the company changed its name from Africa Hydrocarbons Inc. to BlockchainK2 Corp. in May 2018.
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