BioSig merges with Streamex to pioneer RWA tokenization shares jump 24 4%

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSGM) has completed a definitive share exchange agreement with Streamex Exchange Corporation, a private entity focused on tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), particularly in commodities. The merger positions the combined entity as a pioneer in regulated RWA tokenization in the U.S., with Streamex now a wholly owned subsidiary. The integration aims to leverage blockchain technology to enhance market access and liquidity for over 500 million investors, targeting the $142 trillion global commodities market [1]. The company awaits a NASDAQ name change to formalize its new identity [1].

Henry McPhie, Streamex’s CEO and co-founder, brings extensive experience in blockchain and finance. Previously, he founded Lynx Web3 Solutions and FatCats Capital, a Solana-based NFT project that became the third-largest NFT initiative globally. McPhie’s strategy centers on bridging traditional finance and blockchain, with Streamex’s platform combining token issuance, trading infrastructure, and secure physical gold storage [1].

Streamex’s core offerings include compliant primary issuance platforms, decentralized exchange infrastructure, and gold-backed digital assets. The company plans to denominate its balance sheet in vaulted gold, stored through top-tier bullion banks, to create a recurring revenue model. By integrating Solana-based blockchain technology, Streamex aims to tokenize gold and commodities, offering institutional and retail investors access to digital tokens backed by physical assets [1].

A critical step in this expansion is the acquisition of a FINRA and SEC-registered broker-dealer, facilitated by Compliance Exchange Group (CXG). This move aligns Streamex with federal securities laws, enabling the issuance and trading of tokenized assets. The global gold market, valued at $22 trillion, is a primary focus, with the goal of simplifying gold investments through digital tokens [1].

The merger has already influenced BioSig’s stock performance, which surged 24.4% post-announcement. Analysts forecast a 73.3% rise in BioSig’s earnings in 2025, reflecting the anticipated growth in blockchain-driven commodity finance [1]. Streamex’s approach to tokenization emphasizes regulatory compliance, with partnerships aimed at ensuring a secure investment environment.

The combined entity’s strategy to denominate its balance sheet in gold rather than fiat currency underscores its commitment to a value-based model. By merging physical gold’s security with blockchain’s transparency, Streamex seeks to scale infrastructure for digital commodities, targeting recurring revenue through gold-backed assets [1].

The integration of Streamex into BioSig marks a transition from a medtech company to a multi-faceted blockchain player. With leadership from McPhie and a focus on gold and commodity tokenization, the company aims to redefine traditional finance. The acquisition of a regulated broker-dealer and pending NASDAQ name change signal a structured approach to market expansion [1].

Source: [1] [title: BioSig Technologies and Streamex: Pioneering Real-World Asset Tokenization in the U.S. Market] [url: https://www.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/biosig-technologies-and-streamex-pioneering-realworld-asset-tokenization-in-the-us-market-4153113]