BioSig-Streamex Merger Targets $142T Commodities Market, Stock Surges 24.4% on 73.3% Earnings Forecast

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSGM) has completed a strategic merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, a private entity focused on real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, particularly in the commodities sector. The combined entity, which is awaiting a name change on NASDAQ, aims to lead the U.S. market in regulated RWA tokenization by integrating blockchain technology to tokenize physical assets such as gold and commodities. The merger positions BioSig to tap into the $142 trillion global commodities market, leveraging Streamex’s infrastructure for compliant primary issuance, decentralized exchange platforms, and secure financing documentation [1].

Henry McPhie, Co-Founder and CEO of Streamex, brings extensive experience in blockchain and finance, having previously founded Lynx Web3 Solutions and the Solana-based NFT initiative FatCats Capital. His leadership underscores Streamex’s mission to modernize commodity markets by connecting 500 million new investors to $3 trillion in liquidity while adhering to regulatory frameworks [1]. The company’s core offerings include diversified private placements, tokenized royalties and streaming contracts, and a legal framework for compliance, supported by automation and blockchain security [1].

A key step in the merger was the completion of a definitive share exchange agreement, making Streamex a wholly owned subsidiary of BioSig. Shareholders of Streamex will receive substantial allocations in BioSig, aligning the companies’ visions for blockchain-driven commodity finance [1]. To further strengthen its regulatory standing, BioSig engaged Compliance Exchange Group (CXG) to acquire a FINRA and SEC-registered broker-dealer. This move enables the combined entity to issue and trade tokenized assets under federal securities laws, providing institutional and retail investors access to gold-backed digital investments [1].

The global gold market, valued at $22 trillion, is a focal point for Streamex’s strategy. By holding significant physical gold vaulted through top-tier bullion banks and denominating its balance sheet in gold rather than fiat currency, the company aims to create a recurring revenue model aligned with commodity finance trends. This approach bridges traditional finance and blockchain, offering compliant, transparent access to gold investments through digital tokens [1].

Market reactions to the merger have been positive. BioSig’s stock surged by 24.4% following the share exchange announcement, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s transition from a medtech firm to a blockchain and digital asset leader. Analysts forecast a 73.3% rise in BioSig’s earnings for 2025, driven by the expanded market opportunities in RWA tokenization [1].

Streamex’s platform is designed to reshape global finance by tokenizing the $142 trillion commodities market. Its vertically integrated infrastructure combines token issuance, trading, and physical gold holdings, positioning it as a potential leader in Nasdaq’s gold bullion market. The company’s long-term strategy emphasizes value-based financial models, leveraging blockchain efficiency and gold’s inherent security [1].

As BioSig and Streamex advance their integrated vision, they aim to redefine traditional finance by offering scalable, compliant solutions for investors. The pending NASDAQ name change will solidify their identity as pioneers in RWA tokenization, capitalizing on the growing demand for digital asset innovation in commodities markets [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]