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VAYCAYCHELLA INC (OTC: VAYK), which has announced a name change to Great Estate Blockchain, Inc., generates news at the intersection of real estate, short-term rentals, and blockchain technology. Company updates frequently describe how it renovates historic landmark properties into boutique short-term rentals and develops crypto-based strategies to monetize the cultural and historic value of these assets.
News coverage for VAYK often includes announcements about revenue milestones, projected growth, and changes in management. The company has reported significant increases in operating revenue over prior periods and has discussed organic growth targets, acquisition pipelines, and the impact of acquisition and interest costs on its financial performance. Management changes, such as the appointment of a new CEO with a background in real estate and renovation, are also highlighted in its releases.
Another major theme in VAYK news is the evolution of its blockchain initiatives. The company has issued statements about reviving a cryptocurrency strategy, applying a crypto treasury model to historic landmark assets, and planning NFTs and crypto tokens linked to renovation projects like the Rufus Rose House in downtown Atlanta. These updates outline how NFTs, crypto tokens, and franchise rights might be structured and how proceeds could be managed.
Regulatory and trading-related developments, such as the restoration of OTCID status on the OTC market, also appear in the company’s news flow. Investors and observers following VAYK’s news can expect a mix of real estate project updates, short-term rental business developments, blockchain and crypto strategy announcements, and capital markets disclosures related to its OTC Pink listing.
Beta Bionics (Nasdaq: BBNX) will release fourth quarter and full year 2025 financial results after market close on Tuesday, February 17, 2026. Management will host a conference call and concurrent webcast the same day at 4:30 PM ET (1:30 PM PT) to review company performance. The webcast link will be available and later archived in the Investors & Events section at the company website. Phone access for the live call requires registration to obtain dial-in details and a personal PIN.
Great Estate Blockchain (OTC: VAYK) reported approximately $1.5 million revenue and over $350,000 operating profit for the first three quarters of 2025, ~300% revenue growth versus the same period in 2024. The company is transitioning its Airbnb renovation and operations business to blockchain-based initiatives and outlined a crypto strategy focused on issuing tokens that represent unlimited, non-exclusive franchise rights to historic landmarks and grant lifetime Airbnb booking discounts to token holders.
The company formed a wholly owned subsidiary, Great Estate Buildings, to renovate and operate landmark short-term rentals and said token sales may fund renovations and future portfolio expansion. A forward-looking safe-harbor disclaimer highlights risks and uncertainties.
Great Estate Blockchain (OTC: VAYK) said it expects approximately $1.5 million in revenue and a material profit for the first nine months of 2025 as it integrates blockchain into its real estate operations.
For comparison, the company reported $668,000 in revenue for the prior year; nine-month 2025 revenue equals 225% of last year’s total. Management said blockchain monetization of historic landmarks will fund renovations and short-term rental operations, supporting both property revenue and its crypto initiatives. The release includes forward-looking projections and a safe-harbor caution about risks and uncertainties.
Great Estate Blockchain (OTC: VAYK) completed a corporate name change and launched a platform aiming to monetize the intangible value of historic landmarks, a category the company estimates could be worth up to $1 trillion.
The company said it combines a crypto token strategy with a short-term rental model and noted prior moves: a March 2022 acquisition of a cryptocurrency exchange technology firm and a $2.5 million renovation of a historic property into a boutique Airbnb. The company launched GreatEstateBlockchain.com and said it may begin pre-orders for pilot crypto tokens in the coming weeks, while citing limited capital resources as a near-term constraint.
Vaycaychella (OTC:VAYK) announced that its management team and major investors, including the CEO, Chairman, board members, and convertible note holders, will not sell any shares during the company's cryptocurrency transition period. The company recently revealed its planned name change to Great Estate Blockchain Inc and introduced a new business model focused on monetizing historic landmark properties through blockchain technology.
The company aims to tap into a market of 1.5 million properties on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, with potential intangible asset values reaching up to $1 trillion. VAYK is currently working on the Rufus Rose house renovation in Atlanta and negotiating for a historic landmark property in New York City.
Vaycaychella (OTC:VAYK) announced its plan to change its name to Great Estate Blockchains, Inc., marking a strategic shift towards monetizing intangible assets of historic landmarks through cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
The company estimates the potential market for historic landmark intangible assets could reach up to $1 trillion, with approximately 1.5 million properties on the National Register. VAYK is currently working on two major projects: the renovation and management of the Rufus Rose house in Atlanta and negotiations for intangible rights to a historic landmark in New York City.
The initiative combines cryptocurrency strategies with short-term rental operations, leveraging NFTs based on their recently acquired $2.5 million historic landmark property.
Vaycaychella (OTC:VAYK) has announced the revival of its cryptocurrency strategy to monetize historic landmarks valued at $10-20 million through NFTs and crypto treasury management. The company plans to renovate historic properties for short-term rentals while tokenizing their cultural value.
The first project will feature the Rufus Rose House in Atlanta, valued at $2.5 million. VAYK's NFT strategy includes offering tokens backed by unique renovation visuals and complimentary one-night stays. The company aims to generate additional revenue through crypto treasury management, with profits shared between shareholders and NFT holders.
Vaycaychella (OTC:VAYK) reported significant revenue growth, surpassing $1 million in revenue by July 2025. The company achieved $811K in gross revenue for H1 2025, with a gross profit of $237K and operating profit of $16K.
Despite strong revenue growth projecting 250% year-over-year increase to $1.7 million for 2025, VAYK posted a net loss of $57K due to acquisition and interest costs. The company divested its Cuban asset for a $300K profit and is now focusing on metro Atlanta assets. Management is seeking equity financing to reduce loan burden, promising no dilution for current shareholders.
Vaycaychella (OTC Pink: VAYK) announced the restoration of its OTCID service by OTC Market Group, following the resolution of non-material disagreements. The service interruption, which lasted approximately two weeks, had caused some investors to experience difficulties in purchasing VAYK shares.
CEO Jason Armstrong confirmed that the resolved issues were purely clerical in nature and did not involve any security laws, regulations, or operational financial information. The OTCID status reinstatement is expected to take effect within 24 hours.
Vaycaychella (OTC:VAYK) has appointed Jason Armstrong as its new CEO, replacing Interim CEO Stephanie Anderl. Armstrong, who previously served as a board director and led the company's house engineering services business, aims to drive organic growth towards $3-5 million in revenue.
Armstrong's division is projected to achieve 100% revenue growth in 2025. While the company has identified potential M&A opportunities worth $20 million, management will postpone acquisition activities until share prices reach more favorable levels. The company recently acquired 50.1% of Armstrong's short-term rental renovation business in December 2024.