Blockchain company eXeBlock led by PeerPlays founder acquired with plans to go public

It was announced today that 1040433 B.C. Ltd. entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) dated on August 16, 2017, relating to the acquisition of private Canadian corporation eXeBlock Technology Inc. The acquisition will be achieved through a 2-for-1 exchange with all of the shareholders of eXeBlock.

eXeBlock’s current President and CEO Jonathan Baha’i was the co-founder and principal designer of PeerPlays, a blockchain technology designed to be used widely throughout the gaming industry. The principal business carried on by eXeBlock is the development and operation of blockchain software and decentralized applications (DApps).

Alexei Dulub, the lead front-end programmer in the development of PeerPlays, will be retained as a key member of eXeBlock’s senior management team. eXeBlock employs a team of blockchain programmers currently developing two blockchain apps.

PeerPlays completed its token sale this summer and this month joined the OpenLedger blockchain conglomerate. Mr. Baha’i looks eager to begin his next project.

Jonathan Baha’i is President at Peerplays Blockchain Standards Association and now CEO of eXeBlock

eXeBlock will release proof of concept and white papers outlining the operating parameters of their first app by the end of 2017, and the second in the first half of 2018.

Specifics relating to the DApps purpose, market potential, and operating protocols will remain confidential until the white paper release date.

Further, eXeBlock has plans to launch a minimum of two blockchain-based DApps per year.

The LOI includes:

Post-closing, eXeBlock intends to complete a non-brokered private placement:

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