• Eqova Life Sciences subsidiary serves underserved market in booming CBD sector
• Clinical-grade, full-spectrum hemp oil products specifically produced for licensed medical use
• CBD market expected to grow 700% to $2.1 billion by 2020

Grey Cloak Tech Inc. (OTCQB: GRCK), a Las Vegas, Nevada-based company, targets the rapidly growing cannabinoid (CBD) market through its wholly owned subsidiary Eqova Life Sciences, which focuses on providing a full spectrum line of clinical-grade hemp oil (CBD) products to the medical practitioner market. Eqova Life Sciences develops its own high quality, branded product line of hemp oil health products, with the offer of producing private labels to qualified partners.

Eqova Life Sciences recently exhibited the company’s CBD products at the Integrative Medicine Summit in Denver, Colorado, which was attended by over 200 medical professionals. As part of the exhibition, Eqova Life Sciences also debuted its new CannaBio Salve, an innovative topical salve infused with several aromatic natural oils. The company’s formulations combine the scientifically-validated, powerful benefits of cannabinoids in standardized products which are then distributed to patients under the care of qualified health practitioners. All Eqova products are carefully researched and go through rigorous third-party testing before and after marketing, providing the security of a clinical-grade product made in cGMP Compliant Labs located in the United States.

According to The Hemp Business Journal, the CBD products marketplace is projected to grow 700 percent by 2020 with annual sales reaching $2.1 billion. The recent purchase of Eqova Life Sciences is a natural fit for the company since it has been looking for a way to build shareholder value by adding acquisitions from the rapidly growing CBD sector. Grey Cloak Tech believes medical practitioners seeking high-quality CBD products represent a vastly underserved market. To date, no other hemp oil company has exclusively focused on providing clinical-grade, full-spectrum hemp oil products to this important segment of the medical community.

Grey Cloak Tech also develops advanced software to overcome costly digital threats, most commonly known as online fraud. Grey Cloak Tech leads the industry with continuous development of the most comprehensive and effective weapons against online security threats. The company’s proprietary digital advertising fraud detection software, Fraudlytic, provides a cloud-based, secure platform that monitors Internet traffic in real time, blocking malicious and false clicks, while allowing real consumers to view offers and make purchases.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.GreyCloakTech.com

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• Ilya Nikolayev, founder and CEO, explains to com TAPM’s three-point winning strategy in mobile gaming market
• Mobile gaming market in 2016 was $36.9 billion, up 21.3% from 2015
• Entrepreneur.com reports 180 million mobile gamers in the US in 2016, with another 12 million projected in 2017 — and market penetration is still at only 55%

Tapinator, Inc.’s (OTCQB: TAPM) founder and CEO Ilya Nikolayev, featured in an Entrepreneur.com article (http://dtn.fm/hb3SV), said that the Company has three tenets of success in mobile gaming: be quantitative before creative, develop quickly and create an ecosystem of apps. His theory is that a game’s “metrics” should be good enough to enable the company to profitably acquire users for the title.

Founded in 2013, New York City-based TAPM has successfully created a portfolio of more than 300 mobile games for iOS and Android. It has a team of developers and marketers with a proprietary set of greenlight processes which factor in game genre, player retention, projected profitability, and other undisclosed variables. It is also currently experimenting with virtual and augmented reality. Nikolayev explained its three keys to success.

“Many game companies start the development process with a creative approach in mind,” Nikolayev told the news site. “If they want to create games that generate value, however, they would do better to start with a quantitative approach.”

The second key, he said, is to develop games quickly, then keep improving them, modeled after the Japanese business philosophy of Kaizen. TAPM has adopted a two-tier development approach: Full-Featured Games and Rapid-Launch Games. In the first, the company builds unique, high quality content targeting deep player engagement and long-term franchise creation. The company’s Rapid-Launch Games, by contrast, offer quickly consumable, entertaining content that is often based on popular culture trends.

The third component to the company’s model is to create self-contained marketing ecosystem of marketing where a series of related games are launched under the same studio brand. “In doing so, anytime a player enjoys one of your games, there is another waiting for them to try.” By 2020, he projects, mobile gaming will represent more than half of all interactive gaming revenues.

Forbes reports that in 2016 the mobile gaming market was $36.9 billion, up 21.3% from 2015 levels (http://dtn.fm/gO7Rt). “One startup emerged and quickly gained a spot at the center of a booming marketplace,” it said, referring to Tapinator.  Nikolayev explained that, in adopting its ‘Full-Featured Games’ strategy, the company’s focus is on long-term engagement and creating life time player values (or “LTV”) that far exceeds their acquisition cost.

Nikolayev told Forbes that the key to building a successful mobile game is to understand the target metrics of the product. Within its Rapid-Launch Games business, the company exclusively uses non-paid channels for customer acquisition, and has now achieved approximately 300,000 daily new player downloads, with no external spending on marketing. Instead, Tapinator uses its own cross-promotion network to drive adoption of its mobile games. Entrepreneur.com reports that in 2016 there were 180 million gamers in the U.S., with another 12 million new players projected in 2017 — and penetration remains at only 55%.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Tapinator.com

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• Company’s PATSCAN™ Cognitive Microwave Radar (CMR) detects concealed weapons and identifies new threats
• Report: Airport security market $9 billion in 2016, projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7%, 2016–2024
• Martin Cronin, CEO, calls technology “game changing” in deterring violence before it happens

Patriot One Technologies, Inc. (TSX.V: PAT) (OTCQB: PTOTF) offers technology that can help detect and prevent the numerous near-miss attempts at public areas, such as airports. Recently, a bomb in a glass jar was left in Asheville, North Carolina, regional airport (http://dtn.fm/zlOH7). The FBI was called, neutralized the improvised explosive device, and began hunting for the individual or persons who left it.

Airport security cameras had surveillance footage of the man who left it, then they found a branded bag in the woods from a local sporting goods retailer. They eventually tracked the suspect down through purchases of the bomb making equipment there and at other big box stores. They arrested the suspect and he is in custody.

This is only one example of a near-miss from an improvised bomb. These acts are not as rare as you might think. The article points out that, in just the past year:  explosive devices were left in a hotel in Denver; improvised explosives were found in a Target store in Florida; and man-made bombs that exploded — but did not hurt anyone — were found at a medical center in Georgia. The article suggests that such incidents, though increasingly common, don’t often get as much press coverage unless they are linked to foreign terrorists, and hinted at press bias. Just in airports alone, the security market is estimated at $9 billion in 2017 with a 7% CAGR, 2016–2024, by researcher Global Market Insights (http://dtn.fm/dY7mR). But the product can also be used in hotels and other public areas.

Patriot One Technologies is a Vancouver, Canada-based company with a device that has advanced technology that can detect concealed weapons before an incident can occur. It has developed the PATSCAN™ CMR (Cognitive Microwave Radar), designed to deter, detect, and defend against active shooter threats before they happen. Once deployed, it has the ability to learn and identify new threats. The device had been developed through a NATO-funded project at McMaster University. It has already been awarded the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Declaration of Conformity certification. The company’s goal is to become a world class enterprise to increase public safety and deter acts of violence on a worldwide basis.

Martin Cronin, CEO of Patriot One Technologies, said that his firm is now working with the Westgate Resort in Las Vegas to employ one of its systems (http://dtn.fm/q4MMT). “There’s just such a crying need for solutions to mass violence,” he told the Fox Business Network after the shooting at Mandalay Bay. He said that his company’s systems can be placed discreetly — under floorboards, behind walls or above ceilings. Pulses from its CMR can then detect suspicious hotel guests carrying concealed knives, guns or bombs, he said.

Cronin said that his firm offers “game changing” technology that helps in “detecting the presence of threats coming into a facility.” He added that new security measures should not impede free movement and our “fundamental way of life.” He added that Patriot One Technologies offers an “unobtrusive way of detecting concealed weapons when someone passes through a sensor.”

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Patriot1Tech.com

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• Owns patented Invisicare® polymer delivery system, prescription and over-the-counter skincare products formulated with Invisicare
• Business model to grow globally by out-licensing its proprietary and patented product line
• Developed multiple cannabis-based products with CBD from imported hemp (non-psychoactive), and will continue to develop line utilizing CBD and THC from marijuana

Skinvisible, Inc. (OTCQB: SKVI) is targeting a global skincare market projected to reach $135 billion by 2021 (http://dtn.fm/xEK9T). SKVI also sees a worldwide dermatology market now of $80 billion plus a $30 billion worldwide over-the-counter (OTC) market (http://dtn.fm/mBU1s). It has already completed on the development of 40 products, received numerous technology and product patents, and is now ready to monetize its investment. In the US alone, skincare is projected to reach $10.7 billion by 2018 and the global skincare market is seen growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.8% from 2016-2021 according to MarketResearch.com (http://dtn.fm/2LTwK).

It seeks to maximize profits on already-licensed products and grow by adding more licenses to established manufacturers and marketers. Skinvisible has recently formed commercial subsidiaries, Kintari International Inc., along with Kintari USA Inc. and Kintari Canada, Inc. It formed the subsidiaries to bring its cosmeceutical and select OTC products to market.

Skinvisible is a Nevada-based R&D company focused on the licensing of its topical formulations made with its proprietary polymer-based delivery technology Invisicare®.   Invisicare is a technology with 14 international patents and is designed to improve the delivery of the active ingredients. Invisicare holds active ingredients on the skin for extended time periods and control their release.

Along with dermatology, the company has also seen a growing demand for topically-delivered cannabis. This is evidenced by its recent announcement with Canopy Growth Corporation in Canada.

The Company in a recent 10Q SEC filing (http://dtn.fm/skw4F) indicated it will continue to out-license its patented prescription and OTC products formulated with Invisicare. Its business model is to increase the value of its product pipeline, boost licensing revenues, capitalize on the success of current licensees, and generate revenue from online and retail sales of its cosmeceutical/OTC line.

The filing added that Skinvisible has named David St. James to the board of directors. An inventor and businessman based in Las Vegas, he is deemed qualified in recognition of his technical abilities and management skills.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Skinvisible.com

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• In new business plan sent to Health Canada, subsidiary North Road Ventures proposes doubling its cannabis product lines, adding oil products (CBD) and boosting by five-fold its storage capacity
• Statista report projects Canadian marijuana market will reach C$2.8 billion by 2020
• Company sees cannabis oil products accounting for 50% or more of projected sales

Liberty Leaf Holdings Ltd.’s (OTCQB: LIBFF) (CSE: LIB) (FSE: HN3P) wholly own subsidiary, North Road Ventures, has abridged its application to Health Canada, detailing its plans to double its cannabis product lines, adding cannabis oil products (CBD), and boost by five-fold its vault storage capacity to C$6.25 million. The abridgment comes after talks between the subsidiary and Health Canada about a much-needed alleviation of supply chain issues for other licensed producers.

LIBFF is a Vancouver, Canada-based company with the subsidiary that has a new business plan. It has abridged its Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations (ACMPR) application currently in review by Health Canada. Its North Road Ventures subsidiary has revised its application to a distribution-focused strategy, making it unique in the crowded field of cultivation-based applicants.

The application has also been changed to increase by five-fold its vault storage capacity. A new wrinkle is also the doubling of cannabis product lines — particularly cannabis oil products (CBD) — which are expected to account for 50% or more of projected sales.

Earlier, North Road Ventures discussed with Health Canada the abridgment, providing a much-needed solution to fulfill supply to both the recreational and medicinal cannabis markets. The stakes are high; Statista projects that, if marijuana is legalized by 2018, the combined market for dried and oil/extract marijuana will reach C$2.8 billion by 2020 (http://dtn.fm/EA42g).

In a news release, William Rascan, president and CEO of Liberty Leaf, said, “These are very exciting times for Liberty Leaf and North Road Ventures stakeholders. We forecast even greater value to the company with this abridgment and increase in capacity of products available to distribute to legal retailers.”

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.LibLeaf.ca

• TripWitz platform is an OTA offering the expertise of actual travel agents
• Serves hundreds of high-demand destinations around the globe
• Accepts bitcoin payments

There has never been a smarter way to plan for a vacation than with TripWitz from Cache Elite, Inc. (OTC: ILUS). TripWitz lets tech-savvy Millennials choose their holiday destinations, accommodation, tour packages and lots more online. Those who prefer a personal touch are also accommodated at TripWitz. The platform is supported by human representatives who are always eager to provide guidance and help customers navigate TripWitz’s comprehensive range of world-class hotels, beautiful beaches and amazing locations. To make booking even easier, TripWitz is now accepting payment in bitcoin. At TripWitz, the best elements of the past and the present are combined. With its offering of good old-fashioned human service supported by the latest technology and payment systems, TripWitz from Cache Elite is taking travel into the future.

Reports of the death of the travel agent were greatly exaggerated, as many vacationers still prefer to use one. It was thought that the advent of online travel agencies (OTAs) spelt doom for the travel agent, much as VCRs in their heyday were felt to presage the demise of cinema. Despite the adoption of new information technologies, however, the travel industry still has a place for professionals who can respond to clients in a way that no machine can. A major problem with OTAs is that they provide too much information. This can be overwhelming. Although choice is good, too much choice is less so, since it decreases utility and satisfaction, as noted in a Harvard Business Review report (http://dtn.fm/Ra6NT).

Moreover, many OTAs often advertise one price before tacking on fees and other hidden charges or restrictions and blackout dates in the fine print. As a result, although many travelers will look for information on OTA sites, only 13 percent, down from 36 percent in 2015, typically book their reservations on such sites, according to MMGY Global 2016 Portrait of American Travelers. The information overload has taken a toll. The MMGY report shows that Millennials are as likely as anyone to turn to a travel agent. The percentage of travelers under the age of 35 who prefer to book their vacations through a travel agent increased 50 percent between 2014 and 2015. While OTAs have call center reps to assist customers with basic information, these reps, typically, do not have the knowledge to provide the same level of guidance that a travel agent on TripWitz can offer.

TripWitz provides real-time vacation quotes and information on flights and airfare, hotels, villas, ground transportation and recreational activities, just like Expedia. However, travelers also have the option to talk to Certified Designation Specialists who can guide them through the selection and booking process.

TripWitz connects to the global airlines through Google’s ITA Gateway software. Back in 2011, Google paid $700 million for the airline-fare-tracker ITA Software and now makes it available to enterprising outfits like Cache Elite. Using the ITA system, TripWitz can calculate and distribute flight schedule data and seat availability to satisfy millions of queries per second at the lowest possible fares. TripWitz offers coverage of amazing destinations all over the world, including Hawaii and Bermuda, which were untouched by recent hurricanes and tropical storms.

In addition, TripWitz has contracted with several airlines to provide bulk fares, which are negotiated fares and seat allotments available only to travel agents. Bulk fares offer higher commission rates than published fares, yet the traveler still has access to published fares at the rates offered by OTAs, providing much-needed flexibility to TripWitz customers.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.CacheElite.com

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• GRCK develops high technology, cloud-based software designed to detect online fraud
• Company owns proprietary FraudLytic™ digital platform that monitors internet traffic in real time
• CFO said uplisting will raise visibility of GRCK to investment community, grow company

Grey Cloak Tech, Inc. (OTCQB: GRCK) has been uplisted to the OTCQB Venture Market (http://dtn.fm/3IIb3), but its ticker symbol remains unchanged at GRCK, the company announced. William Bossung, CFO, said that the uplisting would help raise the exposure of the company to the investment community. The change is effective immediately.

GRCK is a Las Vegas, Nevada-based company that develops high technology software designed to overcome the impact of costly digital threats. It is also designed to eliminate online fraud. It manufactures FraudLytic™, a cloud-based proprietary digital platform that monitors internet traffic in real time. This platform is specifically designed to prevent digital advertisers from online sites wrongly claiming the number of clicks to internet advertisers.

“Trading on the OTCQB will raise visibility of Grey Cloak Tech in the investment community,” Bossung said. “It’s an important step towards building Grey Cloak Tech into a larger company. We are pleased with this key improvement in the market positioning of our organization.”

OTCQB is a venture market designed for early stage and developing U.S. and international companies, GRCK said. To be eligible to join, firms must be current in their financial reporting and annually submit to a verification and to a management certification process.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.GreyCloakTech.com

• U.S. ranks last in health care access, spending twice as much as other high-income countries
• 80+ million Americans live in rural areas where health care access is limited
• MIHI building nationwide telemedicine network to serve underserved Americans

America ranks dead last among 11 developed high-income countries for overall health care performance and nearly last when it comes to health care access, administrative efficiency, and health care outcomes, according to a new report published by the Commonwealth Fund (http://dtn.fm/6dZH7). In excess of $9,000 per capita, the United States spends far more on health care than any country in the world and virtually double what each of the other comparative countries in the report spend, but the U.S. falls abysmally short of the performance achieved by the other high-income countries. The United States of America ranks at the very bottom in health care access and health care outcomes and ranks very poorly in infant mortality and life expectancy at age 60. The really sad part is that the United States has firmly held this expensive last place health care position for at least a decade.

Dramatically impacting health care access, an estimated 80 million Americans live in rural areas where access to medical services is extremely limited. These regions suffer from a chronic shortage of not only primary care physicians but, even more critically, specialty care physicians. Targeting these medically underserved areas, Medical Innovation Holdings, Inc. (OTC: MIHI) intends to deliver much needed medical care while simultaneously developing the foundation of its unique business model.

Utilizing telemedicine to connect specialty physicians to diverse rural areas, MIHI is committed to expanding and disrupting the traditional telemedicine business model, building a national network of physicians and patients, and vertically integrating multiple health care-related products and services across multiple platforms throughout its entire network. The company’s business model provides much needed specialty practice medical services to underserved rural patients in the setting of their primary practice provider. It also provides the rural physician with administrative support, additional income through more product and service offerings, and the ability for the rural practice to grow exponentially while providing access to specialist practitioners.

The telehealth market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 27.5% over the next five years, from 2016 to 2021 (http://dtn.fm/VriD9). The growth of the overall market can be attributed to growth in the geriatric population, dearth of health care professionals worldwide, improvements in telecommunication infrastructure, technological advancements, increasing utilization of connected devices for the management of chronic diseases, and a need for affordable treatment options due to rising health care costs. Medical Innovation Holdings fully intends to fulfill many of these health care needs while capitalizing on the phenomenal compound annual growth.

The recent editorial “Telemedicine: Reducing the Costs” (http://dtn.fm/05oZN) outlines MIHI’s vastly different approach from a growing field of telemedicine providers by delivering virtual telemedicine with a unique, customized software and hardware platform. Given its mutually beneficial business model and the dire need for health care access in the U.S., Medical Innovation Holdings could greatly contribute to getting the country out of last place in health care and back to healing America.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.MedicalInnovationHoldings.com

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• New strategy in China is targeted to gain share in online-to-offline (O2O) market, grow processing fees, and boost revenues from converting its platforms to paid
• Crystal Equity Research has set a $5.25 price on MOXC stock and projects sales of $2.3 million by FY2018 with gross profit of $1.7 million
• China Daily reports retail sales in China grew 10.4% YOY to $2.55 trillion in 1H2017

Moxian, Inc. (NASDAQ: MOXC) is now focusing on larger retailers ($2-$4 million in annual sales) to grow its Moxian+ Merchant App in the Online-To-Offline (O2O) market, setting its sights on more business subscribers, increased commission revenues on sales processed by its UnionPay mobile module, and selling subscriber merchants sophisticated data on consumers.

The new strategy is part of MOXC’s shift towards gaining more market share in China with its paid platforms Moxian+ Merchant App and Moxian+ User App, for consumers. Smaller retailers are attracted to larger volume networks, such as Alibaba’s Taobao platform. Instead, MOXC sees the benefit of faster growth by targeting larger retailers in China.

MOXC is a Shenzhen, China-based development-stage company working to convert its formerly-free platforms into paid apps that generate revenues from subscriptions, advertising, marketing, and fees earned from payments processed by its UnionPay module.

Crystal Equity Research has set a $5.25 price on MOXC stock and projects its sales will reach $2.3 million by FY2018 with a gross profit of $1.7 million (http://dtn.fm/tR8Vq). China Daily reports that first half 2017 retail sales grew 10.4% YOY to $2.55 trillion in 1H2017 (http://dtn.fm/e5gIL).

MOXC’s strategy shift is also repositioning its sales managers to work with independent agents by market. Within four years, the company anticipates building networks with 500-1,000 agents in each market. The goal is lower SG&A expenses and better align expenses to revenue streams from new customers, the report said.

Previously, MOXC’s strategy was to pursue smaller retailers. But a lot of O2O competition for that business is a factor — making it inefficient and costly for MOXC to grow market share. By targeting larger retailers, MOXC now sees opportunity to process more sales and earn more revenue as a percentage of those sales. The company can also charge larger retailers fees by offering additional data that targets the Chinese digital consumer market.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Moxian.com

• Increases choices by allowing electronic payment for lottery tickets
• Improves consumer experience: play online from home
• Expansive market: half of adult Americans play the lottery

If you’re tired of standing in line to play Powerball, Mega Millions or SuperLotto Plus, then you should consider signing up for an account with LottoGopher Holdings Inc. (OTCQB: LTTGF) (CSE: LOTO) (FRA: 2LG). A paid subscription account with the lottery messenger service allows users the convenience of ordering tickets from the safety and comfort of their homes or offices. No more standing in line on rainy days; no more tussling with unruly fellow customers; a LottoGopher account lets you purchase a lottery ticket without hassle…and at the same price you always pay. As the U.S. economy moves increasingly away from cash, LottoGopher is poised to make its business model part of that cashless world. This Los Angeles, California-based innovator is giving the U.S. lotteries business a ticket to win big as adoption of its technology grows.

Despite the widespread adoption of electronic payments, the typical lotto player generally needs to pay for his ticket with cash if he lives in the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands or any of the 44 states that are members of the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL). Six (6) states (Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Mississippi, Nevada, and Utah) have no lotteries. A number of jurisdictions, such as Arkansas, New Mexico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Washington, DC and Wisconsin, only permit cash sales of lotto tickets. In some other states (Connecticut, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Washington), although debit cards are allowed by state law, it’s up to the retailer whether to take them or not.

Paying for a lotto ticket with a credit card, although generally frowned upon, is allowed by at least twenty (20) of the forty-seven (47) jurisdictions that are part of the MUSL: Arizona, California, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, and Washington. In California, credit card payments are only accepted at designated gas pumps with lottery ticket sale options. In the world of sweepstakes, cash remains king.

And its dominion is extensive; in the U.S., $80 billion is spent on lotteries every year. With about half of adult Americans (approximately 120 million) playing the lottery on a regular basis, according to Gallup (http://dtn.fm/4ngZu), LottoGopher’s target market is just as expansive. At present, the company’s service is only available in California, where residents spent about $6.3 billion on various lotteries, but LottoGopher plans to offer its daily, monthly and annual subscriptions to customers in at least twenty-two (22) other states over the next few years. LottoGopher’s lottery messenger service provides its subscribers with the security of ordering and managing the legal purchase of state lottery tickets online using debit and credit cards. The service allows users to keep track of tickets and winnings and gives them exclusive access to strategies, alerts, and lottery news. Account holders can play alone with a single ticket or join online public or private groups to pool winnings. LottoGopher’s support systems include an automated email follow-up system to capture, score and remarket to email address leads, a social media listening and outreach feature and utilization of Google Analytics tools.

To scale up operations rapidly, LottoGopher has joined forces with Lottoland, the world leader in online lottery. Since launching in 2013, Lottoland has climbed to €300 million in annual sales and now has six (6) million customers on its books. It’s a partnership that is quite likely to hit the jackpot.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.LottoGopher.com

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