BioSig-Streamex Merger Sparks 24.4% Stock Jump Aims to Tokenize Gold for $142 Trillion Market

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:BSGM) and Streamex Exchange Corporation have finalized a strategic merger, positioning the combined entity as a leader in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization within the U.S. market. The integration, marked by a definitive share exchange agreement, makes Streamex a wholly owned subsidiary of BioSig, enabling the company to expand its focus from medical technology to blockchain-based financial infrastructure. The merger aims to leverage tokenization to digitize commodities, starting with gold, and unlock access to the $142 trillion global commodities market [1].

Henry McPhie, Streamex’s CEO and co-founder, brings a background in blockchain innovation and Web3 infrastructure. Previously, he founded Lynx Web3 Solutions and the Solana-based NFT project FatCats Capital, which became one of the largest NFT initiatives globally. Under his leadership, Streamex is developing a platform that tokenizes physical assets, connects investors to $3 trillion in commodity liquidity, and creates compliant, decentralized trading infrastructure for gold and other commodities [1].

The merger’s immediate impact is evident in BioSig’s stock performance, which surged 24.4% following the announcement. Analysts predict a 73.3% increase in 2025 earnings, driven by the company’s transition into a blockchain-focused entity [1]. Streamex’s strategy includes securing physical gold holdings through top-tier bullion banks, denominated on its balance sheet to support a recurring revenue model aligned with commodity finance trends. This approach bridges traditional finance and blockchain by offering gold-backed digital tokens, with the global gold market valued at $22 trillion [1].

To solidify its regulatory compliance, BioSig has engaged Compliance Exchange Group to acquire a FINRA- and SEC-registered broker-dealer. This step ensures Streamex can issue and trade tokenized assets under federal securities laws, targeting institutional and retail investors. The acquisition underscores the company’s commitment to creating a secure, compliant environment for RWA tokenization, a critical factor in gaining institutional trust [1].

Streamex’s platform emphasizes automation, blockchain security, and collaboration with regulators to modernize commodity markets. Key offerings include access to 500 million new investors, diversified private placements, and individualized streaming contracts. By integrating physical gold with on-chain infrastructure, the company aims to enhance liquidity and transparency in markets traditionally constrained by inefficiencies [1].

The merger also highlights BioSig’s transformation from a medtech company to a multi-faceted player in blockchain and digital assets. As the combined entity awaits its NASDAQ name change, it is poised to capitalize on the growing demand for tokenized commodities, with Streamex’s vertically integrated model positioning it as a potential leader in the RWA sector. The integration of gold-backed tokens with Solana-based blockchain infrastructure further aligns with global trends toward digitizing tangible assets [1].

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