Hallmark Venture Group is a public shell company with no active operations, revenue, or products. Its sole purpose is to identify and complete a reverse merger or acquisition with an operating business, using its public listing on the OTC Pink market as the vehicle. Hallmark briefly operated through Jubilee Intel, a wholly owned subsidiary that ran a digital advertising and SaaS platform for Yahoo partner ads, but divested Jubilee in May 2025, leaving nothing behind but the shell. As of the filing date, management has not had any discussions with any potential acquisition target. Hallmark's expenses consist almost entirely of legal and accounting fees to maintain SEC compliance. Day-to-day costs are funded through interest-bearing cash advances from Selkirk Global Holdings, an entity controlled by sole director and officer Paul Strickland. Hallmark's financing activity centers on issuing convertible promissory notes at steep discounts to market, which convert into common stock and create significant dilution. The company carries derivative liabilities tied to these variable-rate conversion features, generating large non-cash gains or losses. Strickland holds all Series A Preferred Stock through Selkirk, giving him roughly 60% of total voting power despite a small common stock position, concentrating effective control entirely with him.