Two Hands Corporation Delists From Canadian Securities Exchange And Intends To Move Into Quantum Technology As Quantum X

Two Hands Corporation’s shares ceased trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange on July 7, 2026, marking a shift for the company as it refocuses on quantum technology and artificial intelligence. While delisting from the CSE, the company confirmed it will continue to provide financial statements to the exchange, even though not required, demonstrating a commitment to transparency. The company stated this reflects a strategic realignment of resources. Despite the delisting, Two Hands Corporation remains fully accountable to US regulations, continuing to meet reporting obligations under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and is pursuing a corporate name change to Quantum X Corporation.

Voluntary Delisting from Canadian Securities Exchange Completed

This commitment to US regulations underscores the company’s primary focus on that jurisdiction, even as it streamlines operations. Two Hands Corporation intends to proactively maintain transparency with the CSE by continuing to provide financial statements, despite no legal obligation. This step suggests a desire to preserve a working relationship with the exchange, potentially for future considerations or to maintain visibility within the Canadian investment community. The company formally documented the delisting with a Form 8-K filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, confirming the effective date and associated disclosures, indicating adherence to reporting standards. Management determined that concentrating resources on SEC reporting and business operations, alongside maintaining a quotation on OTC Markets, was the most efficient path forward, following an assessment of dual listing costs.

The strategic realignment extends to a proposed corporate name change, with documentation already submitted to the State of Delaware and verbal confirmation received. This rebranding reflects the company’s increasing emphasis on quantum technology as its core strategic direction, anticipating that quantum technology will be the primary focus of its future endeavors. “We are pleased to complete these steps as we continue aligning the Company’s public-market structure and corporate identity with our current strategic direction,” stated Emil Assentato, Chief Executive Officer of Two Hands Corporation. The company plans to submit materials to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to facilitate the name change and request a new trading symbol, contingent upon receiving finalized documentation from Delaware. This transition, encompassing both market listing and corporate identity, positions Two Hands Corporation to pursue opportunities within the rapidly evolving quantum technology ecosystem.