Best-in-Class Blockchain Solutions for Global Food Management

Investors looking for value and opportunity in an emerging technology need look no further than Graph Blockchain Inc. (C.GBLC, REGRF, Forum) – a blockchain solutions provider focused on creating best-in-class enterprise application software solutions with a focus on Distributed Ledger Technology, commonly referred to as DLT or Blockchain. The company has generated revenues in excess of $1.6 million in only its first year of operation.

Those are eye-popping numbers for a small cap start-up.

And within a short, busy period of time Graph Blockchain has secured major blockchain development contracts from multinational tech giants like IBM, Samsung, and LG, in addition to working along with government organizations in South Korea including the Canadian Ministry of Trade and Ministry of Agriculture in South Korea.

Although the future applications for blockchain technology are virtually limitless, the Company’s current focus is on the underserved and highly-profitable global food supply chain management systems.

Graph Blockchain has also received approval of two patents and has another two patents pending with the United States Patent Office (USPTO) and the Korea Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), as well as working towards a patent portfolio of an additional ten patents. This bodes well when making inroads into the overall growth and development of the blockchain sector through providing solutions to the aforementioned Samsung and LG.

Peter Kim, CEO of Graph Blockchain, talks about the Company’s four outstanding patents:

“Being granted the patents is a significant milestone for Graph. In addition to confirming our technical expertise in private blockchain data management, this also ensures that our intellectual property is protected in a space that is quickly evolving towards being an industry standard. For a number of the multinational clients that we are in discussions with, this is another major step that validates our technology as a solution provider.”


CSE Listing and MOU

On November 8, 2018, Graph Blockchain Ltd. announced that the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) had granted its final approval for the listing of its common shares, resulting in a reverse takeover transaction between Graph Blockchain, and Reg Technologies Inc., trading under the symbol GBLC.

Later, on January 16, 2019, Graph Blockchain Inc. announced a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) entered into between Datametrex AI Ltd., an associated company of Graph Blockchain, with Lotte Data Communication Co. (LDCC). The Company, in collaboration with Datametrex and LDCC, intends to provide the expertise and technology in building blockchain solutions for the importation of Canadian Beef. This is big news in a big business with big investment opportunity.


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Mr. Kim had this to say about collaborative effort between the two companies:

“The successive wins building prototype’s for multi-nationals has helped us reach this otherwise hard to attain opportunity. We’re excited to be a part of the expert teams leading this initiative in collaboration with Datametrex, and we look forward to seeing what other doors this opens.”

As part of a full global food supply chain management eco-system, Graph Blockchain has also had initial and continuing discussions with Canadian Provincial Trade Ministries regarding agricultural data assets of farmers and ranchers. As stakeholders in the eco-system, Canadian farmers can expect to have opportunities for greater access into Asian markets and increased demand for their products, through the transparency of the system.


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Why Blockchain and How it Works

Even for the savviest tech investor, the term ‘blockchain’ can bring with it a myriad of technical complexities and contradictions that are not always easily understood. Or, even imagined just a few short years ago.

In simple terms, a blockchain can be described as “an append-only transaction ledger”. What that means is that the ledger can be written onto with new information, but the previous information, stored in blocks, cannot be edited, adjusted or changed. This is accomplished by using cryptography to link the contents of the newly-added block with each block before it, such that any change to the contents of a previous block in the chain would invalidate the data in all blocks after it.



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Blockchains are consensus-driven. A huge number of computers are connected to the blockchain network and to reduce the ability for an attacker to maliciously add transactions on the network, those adding to the blockchain must compete to solve a mathematical proof. The results are then shared with all other computers on the network. The computers, or nodes, connected to this network must agree on the solution, hence the term “consensus.”

This also makes the work of appending data to the ledger decentralized. That is, no single entity can take control of the information on the blockchain. Therefore, we need not trust a single entity since we rely on agreement by many entities instead. The beauty of this construct is that the transactions recorded in the chain can be publicly published and verified, such that anyone can view the contents of the blockchain and verify that events that were recorded into it actually took place.


About Graph Blockchain

Graph Blockchain Inc. is a developer of leading-edge private blockchain business intelligence and data management solutions. It is a pure play in the private (or permissioned) DLT integrated graph database technology space. The Company leverages their proprietary integration of the AgensGraph Database engine with IBM’s Hyperledger Fabric to create a transparent and immutable ledger with near real-time transactional data processing and intuitive data visualization. The Company’s powerful, one-of-a-kind solution has translated into a high-growth trajectory, with the company securing multiple prototype development contracts with multi-national conglomerates, and the opportunity to sell across client subsidiaries as a full enterprise product.


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Meet the Team!

Along with cutting-edge technology, Graph Blockchain has put in place a world-class management team with a global presence, all experienced in a variety of supply chain and technology-based solutions. The Company is lead by CEO & President Peter Kim – an accomplished senior executive leader in Canada’s financial services and capital markets sectors for more than 18 years and successfully led companies to sustainable change.



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Peter Kim explains blockchain and Graph Blockchain’s unique business model:

“Graph Blockchain is a customized enterprise solution. What we do is we use blockchain with database management and marry the two together. We then provide that as a solution for large corporations or enterprises.”

He then went on to discuss the need to validate and secure data across the blockchain:

“What really became a concern and issue that needed to be addressed was three things – is the data uncorrupted, is it valid, and can I access this data very quickly? So what we’ve done, based on the blockchain which is immutable data, is to ensure it can’t be corrupted and that it’s very transparent. We take large data sets and combine that with graph database systems. The graph database is able to mirror that data, pull it out of the blockchain simultaneously as multiple users are accessing that data and able to provide analytics at incredible speeds!”


Investor News Update

For investors, Mr. Kim also commented on Graph Blockchain’s important business and operational milestones (see graphs below):

“It was a milestone year of growth for the company, and a tremendous feat for a start-up technology company to be able to secure and deliver on these contracts, especially given the macro environment. In 2019, we’ll continue to focus on the sectors where our technology will allow our company’s growth to scale quickly and expect to deliver value to our shareholders.”



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And in conclusion, when asked what sets Graph Blockchain from the competition, he has this to say:

“Successfully negotiating and executing contracts with multinational conglomerates and becoming a trusted solution provider with some of the world’s largest electronics companies puts us on the map globally.”


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In Closing

Investors with an eye on an innovative, well-positioned company on the cutting-edge of global blockchain technology in the agricultural, tech, and cannabis markets should give this undervalued stock a very long look.


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