Solana News Today: BioSig's 24.4% Surge Driven by Merger with RWA Tokenization Leader Streamex

BioSig Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BSGM) has completed a strategic merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, a private firm specializing in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, particularly in the commodities sector. The integration positions the combined entity as a leader in the U.S. market for regulated RWA tokenization. The companies are awaiting a NASDAQ name change to reflect their new identity, which will fully align with their expanded vision of leveraging blockchain technology for physical asset digitization [1].

Henry McPhie, Streamex’s Co-Founder and CEO, brings a decade of experience at the intersection of blockchain and finance. Previously, he founded Lynx Web3 Solutions and launched FatCats Capital, a Solana-based NFT project that ranked among the top three global NFT initiatives at launch. McPhie’s technical expertise and entrepreneurial track record underpin Streamex’s mission to modernize commodity markets by onboarding assets such as gold and other commodities to blockchain platforms, thereby expanding access for over 500 million investors [1].

Streamex’s core offerings include compliant primary issuance infrastructure, decentralized exchange solutions, and secure automation for financing documentation. The company emphasizes collaboration with regulators to ensure a stable investment environment while pioneering tokenized royalties and streaming contracts. These initiatives aim to bridge traditional finance and blockchain, enabling institutions and retail investors to access gold-backed digital assets through a regulated framework [1].

The merger finalized a definitive share exchange agreement, making Streamex a wholly owned subsidiary of BioSig. Shareholders of Streamex received a significant allocation in BioSig, transforming the combined company into a blockchain-focused entity with plans to tokenize physical assets. This move targets the $142 trillion global commodities market, with a specific focus on gold, which holds a $22 trillion market value. Streamex plans to denominate its balance sheet in gold bullion, secured through top-tier bullion banks, and integrate Solana-based blockchain infrastructure to support recurring revenue models [1].

To bolster its regulatory compliance, BioSig has engaged Compliance Exchange Group (CXG) to acquire a FINRA- and SEC-registered broker-dealer. This acquisition will enable the company to issue and trade tokenized assets under federal securities laws, positioning it as one of the first publicly traded, fully regulated RWA tokenization firms in the U.S. The broker-dealer’s framework is expected to accelerate Streamex’s market expansion by providing institutional and retail access to gold-backed digital investments [1].

The merger has already driven a 24.4% surge in BioSig’s stock price following the share exchange announcement. Analysts forecast a 73.3% earnings increase for 2025, reflecting the transition from a traditional medtech company to a blockchain-driven entity [1]. Streamex’s strategy to hold significant physical gold vaulted through a top-tier bullion bank underscores its commitment to a value-based financial model, aligning with global trends in commodity finance.

The integration of BioSig and Streamex marks a pivotal step in redefining traditional finance through blockchain. By combining physical gold’s trust with blockchain’s efficiency, the companies aim to create scalable infrastructure for digital commodities. Their platform is designed to support recurring revenue streams via gold-backed assets, leveraging Solana’s blockchain for secure, transparent transactions.

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