Core Viewpoint - Vaycaychella, Inc. has announced a strategic shift towards monetizing the intangible assets of historic landmarks through a new business model that integrates cryptocurrency and blockchain technology with a short-term rental approach [1][3]. Group 1: Company Strategy - The company has changed its name to Great Estate Blockchain Inc. and aims to capitalize on the significant intangible value of historic landmarks, which could be worth between tens of billions to a trillion dollars [1][2]. - Vaycaychella's management has been developing a business model over the past two years that combines cryptocurrency strategies with short-term rental strategies to monetize these assets [3]. - The company is currently under agreement to renovate and manage the Rufus Rose house, a multi-million dollar historic landmark in Atlanta, and is negotiating to acquire intangible rights to another multi-million dollar landmark in New York City [4]. Group 2: Shareholder Commitment - To ensure a stable capital structure during this transitional period, the management team and major investors have committed to not selling any shares [5].