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Streamex Outlines Tokenization Platform Strategy Beyond Gold in Investor Video

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Key Takeaways

  • Streamex’s initial digital asset is GLDY, a gold-backed token, but the company wants the same infrastructure to support other commodities later.
  • The company said its ecosystem includes partners such as Siebert Financial, tZERO, Wintermute, Coinbase Prime, Anchorage Digital, and BitGo.
  • Streamex plans to introduce GLDC, a permissionless stablecoin backed by GLDY, to help investors borrow against tokenized assets without selling them.
  • The company said it wants to expand direct distribution through financial institutions to reach a broader investor base.
  • Streamex says its strategy centers on regulatory compliance and institutional-grade infrastructure to connect traditional finance with blockchain-enabled markets.
Streamex Outlines Tokenization Platform Strategy Beyond Gold in Investor Video

Streamex Corp. (NASDAQ: STEX) released an investor video on Wednesday featuring Vice President of Product and Design Kori Handy, outlining the company’s long-term plan to build a tokenized commodity infrastructure that extends beyond gold. The presentation said that while GLDY, Streamex’s gold-backed digital asset, is the company’s initial asset, the underlying infrastructure for custody, compliance, liquidity, banking and distribution is intended to support future tokenized commodities including silver, oil and gas, and copper.

Streamex said partnerships with several financial and crypto firms are central to its expanding ecosystem. The company’s partners include Siebert Financial, Inspira Financial, Equity Trust, tZERO, Wintermute, Coinbase Prime, Anchorage Digital and BitGo. Streamex said these collaborations are designed to strengthen distribution and trading capabilities for tokenized assets.

The company’s roadmap also includes the launch of GLDC, a permissionless stablecoin backed by GLDY. Streamex said the stablecoin would allow investors to borrow against their tokenized assets without selling them, thereby providing greater liquidity. The company also plans to expand direct distribution through financial institutions to make tokenized commodities available to a broader investor base, an approach that reflects how tokenization projects often depend on both blockchain infrastructure and traditional market rails to reach scale.

Handy said Streamex’s competitive advantage lies in its underlying infrastructure and trust-focused approach. CEO Henry McPhie added that the partnerships announced over the past year represent “one connected system” supporting Streamex’s broader tokenization platform strategy.

The announcement reflects Streamex’s goal of becoming a platform for tokenizing real-world assets and connecting traditional finance with blockchain-enabled markets. The company said its focus on regulatory compliance and institutional-grade solutions is intended to attract both retail and institutional investors. Streamex also said moving beyond gold into other commodities could diversify revenue streams and increase the platform’s utility.

Streamex Corp. (NASDAQ: STEX) describes itself as a technology and infrastructure company focused on tokenizing commodity real-world assets. The company says it delivers institutional-grade solutions that bridge traditional finance and blockchain-enabled markets through secure, regulated, and yield-bearing financial instruments. Streamex says GLDY presents traditional gold investment strategies as a digital gold-backed crypto asset that also pays yield.

For more information, visit www.streamex.com.

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