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3 Top Canadian Blockchain Stocks Year-to-Date
Some Canadian blockchain stocks have shown double-digit returns during the first quarter of the year. Which ones made the list?
Bitcoin prices remained volatile over the first quarter of 2019. In spite of these uncertainties, a number of blockchain companies have presented positive returns.
With the first quarter behind us, here the Investing News Network looks back at the quarter’s top three Canadian blockchain stocks year-to-date.
The list below was obtained fromBarchart on April 9, 2019, with all companies having market caps between C$10 million and C$500 million at that time.
1. HIVE Blockchain (TSXV:HIVE)
Current share price: C$0.70; market capitalization: C$234.44 million; year-to-date gain: 150 percent
With four cryptocurrency mining centers in Norway, Sweden and Iceland, HIVE Blockchain continues to expand its portfolio of digital assets. Most of its holdings are currently Ethereum and Ethereum Classic.
In its financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2018, released in March, HIVE Blockchainreported that it doubled its portfolio of digital assets during the period. Despite generating a net loss of $36.4 million for the quarter, HIVE’s shares have skyrocketed since January.
2.BLOCKStrain Technology (TSXV:DNAX)
Current share price: C$0.35; market capitalization: C$28.07 million; year-to-date gain: 105.88 percent
Vancouver-based BLOCKStrain Technology’s principal operations are providing a blockchain platform for the cannabis industry, improving strain identification and quality control testing.
In March,Harvest One Cannabis (TSXV:HVT,OTCQX:HRVOF)partnered with BLOCKStrain; as part of the deal, BLOCKStrain will be providing the cannabis producer with genome tracking software for its cannabis strains. Earlier in the quarter, BLOCKstrain signed a letter of intent to acquire Spark Digital Technologies in addition to initiating deals withNXT Water andWeedMD (TSXV:WMD,OTCQX:WDDMF).
3. Glance Technologies (CSE:GET)
Current share price: C$0.14; market capitalization: C$19.14 million; year-to-date gain: 16.66 percent
Glance Technologies provides a suite of products to its users, including itsmobile payment platform Glance Pay, Glance PayMe and Glance Coin. As a cryptocurrency for consumers, Glance Coin allows users to earn rewards through merchants and enter a network of merchants who accept the coin. Ethereumsecurity features are integrated into the digital asset.
In February, Glance Technologiesreleased its Real-Time Bill, which enables customers to pay for their bill without requiring a physical copy.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Dorothy Neufeld, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
Editorial Disclosure: BLOCKStrain Technology and Harvest One Cannabis are clients of the Investing News Network. This article is not paid-for content.
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