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Gold Rock Holdings, Inc.

Gold Rock Holdings, Inc. is a U.S.-based holding company that shifted away from engineering and construction management after a change in control in 2023. It now focuses on acquiring and developing technology assets through its wholly owned subsidiary LOOT8, Inc. and its K Project AI division, with an emphasis on Web3 commerce, content management, and AI persona software.

Revenue0.2m USD
+52.7 %y/y
Net income-0.2m USD
+25.0 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2020–2025

0.000.050.100.150.200.25m USD20202021202220232024: 0.14 m USD20242025: 0.21 m USD20250.21
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
K Project AI services100 %

Custom AI persona coding, language learning services, and AI tools for specific client workflows.

LOOT8 Web3 platform0 %

Web3 commerce and content management software built around blockchain and IPFS.

Enterprise digital engagement tools0 %

Digital product passports, loyalty programs, and private communication features for businesses.

Customers

The company currently appears to sell primarily to a very small number of business customers, with the K Project reporting one customer for AI persona coding services in the latest quarter. Management also describes a broader target market across healthcare, law enforcement, government, education, shipping logistics, travel, and other industries, suggesting a B2B software and services model rather than consumer sales. LOOT8 is still in early commercialization and had no revenue in the reported periods.

Current AI services customer

A single customer buying AI persona coding services for specific operational needs.

Enterprise software buyers

Businesses that could adopt LOOT8 for content management, loyalty, and private communication tools.

Industry-specific AI users

Organizations in healthcare, law enforcement, government, education, logistics, and travel seeking tailored AI personas.

Small businesses and creators

Users targeted by LOOT8's SocialFi and monetization features to scale content and relationships.

Strategy

Management's strategy is to deploy LOOT8, expand blockchain-based digital asset and SocialFi capabilities, and build the K Project into a broader AI software business. The company is also pursuing growth through mergers, acquisitions, and management of technological assets, while trying to convert its platform concepts into paying enterprise use cases. Near term, the key objective is funding the business long enough to commercialize the platform and expand beyond the current single-customer revenue base.

Commercialize LOOT8Short term

The platform is still early-stage and needs adoption to generate recurring revenue.

Expand K Project AI offeringsShort term

AI services are the only disclosed revenue source and can be tailored to multiple verticals.

Secure working capitalShort term

The company has going-concern pressure and needs funding to continue operations.

Build through acquisitionsMedium term

Management wants to acquire technological assets to broaden the platform and product set.

Geography

Gold Rock is headquartered and operates its executive office in Virginia Beach, Virginia, where marketing, sales, and customer support are handled. The filings do not disclose a meaningful geographic revenue split, and the business currently appears to be concentrated in the United States. As a development-stage technology company, its geographic exposure is more about where management and operations sit than where revenue is generated.

Risks

The company is in an early commercialization phase with limited revenue, a single disclosed customer in the K Project, and explicit going-concern uncertainty. Its business model depends on funding, product adoption, and execution in emerging areas such as Web3 and AI, where demand, monetization, and competitive positioning remain unproven. Because the company is small and development-stage, operational setbacks or financing delays could quickly affect continuity.

Sorted by severity
Going-concern uncertaintyCritical

Management states it does not have sufficient revenues to cover operating expenses and may need to cease or change operations without new capital.

Exposure: Company-wide

Customer concentrationHigh

The K Project reported only one customer, so revenue is highly dependent on a single relationship.

Exposure: AI services revenue

Commercialization riskHigh

LOOT8 is still in infancy and has no revenue, so product-market fit and monetization remain uncertain.

Exposure: LOOT8 platform

Financing riskHigh

Operations rely on advances, stock sales, and capital contributions rather than self-funding cash flow.

Exposure: Liquidity and operations

Technology and competitive riskMedium

Web3, SocialFi, and AI markets are fast-moving and crowded, making adoption and differentiation difficult.

Exposure: Product development

Accounting

Judgemental items
Revenue recognition under ASC 606

The company recognizes service revenue when performance obligations are satisfied, which affects timing and comparability across quarters.

Impact: AI services revenue

Stock-based compensation

Management identifies it as a critical policy, and equity-based awards can materially affect operating expenses for a small issuer.

Impact: Operating expenses and equity

Going-concern assessment

Management explicitly states substantial doubt about continuation, which is central to financial statement interpretation.

Impact: Liquidity and disclosure

Quarterly revenue volatility

Revenue is concentrated in one customer and one division, so period-to-period comparability is limited.

Impact: Reported revenue and margins

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Last updated: 24/09/2026