BioSig merges with Streamex to tokenize $142T commodities market; stock jumps 24.4%

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSGM) has finalized a merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, a private entity specializing in the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) within the commodities sector, marking a pivotal step in the U.S. market’s adoption of blockchain-based asset solutions. The combined entity, now awaiting a NASDAQ name change, aims to leverage blockchain technology to tokenize physical assets such as gold and commodities, enhancing market access and liquidity for over 500 million potential investors. This strategic move positions BioSig as a leader in regulated RWA tokenization, with Streamex becoming a wholly owned subsidiary through a definitive share exchange agreement. The merger is expected to tap into the $142 trillion global commodities market, integrating blockchain to modernize commodity finance [1].

Henry McPhie, Streamex’s CEO and co-founder, brings extensive experience in blockchain and finance, having previously founded Lynx Web3 Solutions and a high-profile Solana-based NFT initiative. His leadership underscores Streamex’s mission to bridge traditional markets with decentralized infrastructure. Streamex’s core offerings include compliant primary issuance platforms, decentralized exchange infrastructure, and gold-backed tokenization strategies. The company plans to denominate a significant portion of its balance sheet in vaulted gold, stored through top-tier bullion banks, while utilizing Solana-based blockchain for secure financing documentation. This approach aligns with regulatory collaboration efforts to ensure a stable investment environment [1].

To solidify its position, BioSig has engaged Compliance Exchange Group (CXG) to acquire a FINRA- and SEC-registered broker-dealer. This acquisition will enable Streamex to issue and trade tokenized assets under federal securities laws, offering institutional and retail investors access to gold-backed digital investments. The move targets the $22 trillion global gold market, aiming to streamline traditional finance with blockchain efficiency and transparency [1].

Financially, the merger has already driven a 24.4% surge in BioSig’s stock following the announcement. Analysts predict a 73.3% increase in the company’s earnings in 2025 as it transitions from a medtech firm to a blockchain-focused entity [1]. Streamex’s recurring revenue model, supported by gold holdings and tokenization, aligns with broader trends in commodity finance, emphasizing long-term value creation.

The partnership between BioSig and Streamex reflects a broader industry shift toward tokenizing physical assets to unlock liquidity and democratize access to markets. By combining BioSig’s public market presence with Streamex’s blockchain infrastructure, the merged entity aims to redefine commodity trading frameworks. As regulatory and technological barriers continue to diminish, the integration of RWAs into digital ecosystems is poised to accelerate, reshaping investment paradigms in the U.S. and beyond [1].

Source: [1] [BioSig Technologies and Streamex: Pioneering Real-World Asset Tokenization in the U.S. Market] [https://chainwire.org/2025/07/25/biosig-technologies-and-streamex-pioneering-real-world-asset-tokenization-in-the-u-s-market/]