BioSig Completes Merger With Streamex to Lead U.S. RWA Tokenization as Stock Surges 24.4% on 73.3% Earnings Outlook

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSGM) has completed a strategic merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, a private entity specializing in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, particularly in the commodities sector. The transaction, formalized through a definitive share exchange agreement, positions the combined entity to lead the U.S. market in regulated RWA tokenization. Streamex, now a wholly owned subsidiary of BioSig, will focus on integrating blockchain solutions to tokenize physical assets like gold and commodities, enhancing market access for 500 million new investors [1]. The companies are awaiting an official NASDAQ name change to reflect their new identity.

Henry McPhie, Streamex’s co-founder and CEO, brings a robust background in blockchain and finance. A former founder of Lynx Web3 Solutions and FatCats Capital, McPhie has previously scaled Web3 projects and Solana-based NFT initiatives. His leadership aims to modernize commodity markets through tokenization, leveraging blockchain to improve liquidity and compliance [1]. Streamex’s core offerings include compliant primary issuance platforms, decentralized exchange infrastructure, and secure documentation systems for physical assets. The company plans to denominate its balance sheet in vaulted gold, stored through top-tier bullion banks, to create a recurring revenue model aligned with global commodity finance trends [1].

The merger also includes the acquisition of a FINRA- and SEC-registered broker-dealer, facilitated by Compliance Exchange Group. This step ensures Streamex can issue and trade tokenized assets under federal securities laws, expanding access to gold-backed digital investments for institutional and retail investors. With the global gold market valued at $22 trillion, the move bridges traditional finance and blockchain, offering compliant access to digital commodities [1].

Market reactions have been positive. BioSig’s stock surged 24.4% following the merger announcement, reflecting investor optimism. Analysts project a 73.3% increase in company earnings for 2025, driven by the shift from a medtech focus to a blockchain-centric model [1]. Streamex’s strategy to hold significant physical gold reserves and denominate its balance sheet in gold supports long-term value creation, aligning with the $142 trillion global commodities market’s on-chain transition [1].

The combined entity is now building a vertically integrated platform that merges token issuance, trading infrastructure, and physical gold holdings. By tokenizing assets like gold, the company aims to redefine traditional finance, offering scalable solutions for digital commodities. As it awaits regulatory approvals and the NASDAQ name change, the partnership underscores a strategic pivot to capitalize on blockchain’s potential in commodity markets [1].

Source: [1] [BioSig Technologies and Streamex: Pioneering Real-World Asset Tokenization in the U.S. Market] [https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/6883672f8708453433dcef05/]