Gold meets blockchain... this is wild 🪙

It’s happening quicker than people think

October 03, 2025

This chart is insane… it’s in eleven-bagger territory over the last six months. It pulled back a little and is holding its breath right above support. If it pops again, this thing could move fast.

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Streamex Corp (Nasdaq: STEX)

👉  STEX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning, Folks,

One of my best strategies this year has been hunting small stocks that have outpaced the S&P 500’s recovery since the early April depths of the trade-war panic.

And my “tactical trade” idea today has done that in spades.

Feast your eyes on the chart for Streamex Corp. (STEX).

From its low on April 7 through its peak on July 8, the stock climbed a whopping 3,400%!

I actually alerted this one on June 11, well into its ascent. The stock climbed double-digits that day, but if you followed it from then through July 8, you watched it reach triple-digit territory at around 110%.

Its meteoric climb backtracked a bit over the following week after an announcement that may have raised concerns about potential shareholder dilution (more on that below)...

But if you look at the chart, you can see it has been steadily climbing since then, and at this point, it’s still up 1,008% from six months ago.

That’s an eleven-bagger, folks!

The stock has already been considerably higher in September, though, and with it sitting above support, I’m watching STEX today to see if we get a bounce higher.

👉  STEX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Here’s what’s helped this rocket take flight 🚀…

The company used to be known as BioSig Technologies, but it underwent a dramatic pivot in 2025 from medical tech to blockchain-based real-world asset (RWA) tokenization through a merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, announced on May 5 and completed on May 28.

Steamex — based in British Columbia — became a wholly owned subsidiary “through an exchange of outstanding shares of Streamex for new shares of BioSig common stock.”

Steamex’s co-founder and CEO is serving as CEO of the joint company.

So what is Streamex up to?

Well, on the financial side, the company gained quick access to the Nasdaq public markets…

On the business side, Steamex describes itself as “a real-world asset (RWA) tokenization company focused in the commodities space.”

Its goal is to “bridge the gap between traditional finance and the digital economy” through its “infrastructure and solutions that enhance liquidity, accessibility, and efficiency.”

The company notes that “Billions in assets have already been tokenized and brought on chain by large financial institutions such as BlackRock, Goldman Sachs and HSBC.”

It expects “to be first movers to bring the $22 Trillion gold and $142 Trillion global commodities market on chain though a streamlined and efficient platform.”

Think of Streamex as a bridge between the familiar world of stocks and bonds, and the new world of digital assets such as cryptocurrencies or tokenized versions of real-world assets (gold, real estate, etc.).

Streamex offers a way for investors unfamiliar with blockchain — the tech behind digital currencies like Bitcoin — to tap into this growing market without needing to understand the technical details.

For some background on tokenization, check out this Forbes article on “How Asset Tokenization Is Transforming Global Finance.”

On July 7, the combined company announced that it “has entered into definitive agreements with a leading institutional investor for up to US$1.1 billion in growth financing, positioning the Company to become one of Nasdaq’s largest public holders of gold bullion.” [emphasis added]

The company believes the transaction “will secure its position as a gold treasury company and anticipates a continued investment in RWA blockchain technology.”

This contrasts with the crypto treasury strategy many public companies have begun pursuing. Instead, STEX “is positioning itself as a gold treasury company while betting on the red-hot tokenization trend,” according to CoinDesk.

The article added that STEX “plans to issue tokens backed by gold and other commodities through its platform built on the Solana (SOL) blockchain.” (Its platform is also built on the Base blockchain.)

On July 14, STEX announced it had engaged Compliance Exchange Group “to lead and manage the acquisition of a specific FINRA and SEC registered broker-dealer with licensed operations.”

The takeaway is that, after the acquisition, STEX “will be among the first Nasdaq-listed companies to issue regulated, gold-backed RWA tokens. … offering a seamless way to invest in physical gold through digital tokens.” 

On September 8, STEX revealed an important partnership with Monetary Metals — “a pioneer in gold and silver denominated financial products and strategies.” Some highlights:

  • “Through this collaboration, Streamex will gain exclusive rights to tokenize yield-bearing gold products while Monetary Metals provides access to its precious metals leasing and bond programs”

  • “Streamex expects to offer investors an opportunity to earn an estimated four percent (4%) return on the tokenized gold bullion products that the Company will offer, as well as earning a return on the Company’s own gold treasury holdings.”

  • “The agreement also provides Streamex with a revenue share tied to leasing volumes on Monetary Metals’ platform.”

Streamex cofounder and CEO Henry McPhie said the collaboration “represents a breakthrough in bridging the traditional gold market with digital assets.”

And on September 17, STEX announced a letter of intent for a potential partnership with Simplify Asset Management, an ETF manager with more than $10 billion in assets under management.

The intention is to “collaborate to design, launch, and distribute products that integrate tokenized commodities, beginning with gold, into ETF and ETP vehicles.”

Simplify CEO Paul Kim commented: “Gold is a cornerstone of global portfolios, but until now, investors have been limited to non-yielding exposures. By incorporating Streamex’s tokenized gold yield products into our ETFs, we are unlocking an entirely new investment category: regulated, yield-bearing gold accessible through the familiar ETF structure.”

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If Streamex has piqued your attention and you’re interested in exploring the sector it’s breaking into, check out the blog page on its website for helpful primers.

You can also check out this investor deck released this month.

Bottom line: Streamex is involved in cutting-edge, ambitious tech, and investors are clearly impressed. STEX stock is currently up 1,008% over the last six months.

With the stock sitting above support, I’m watching STEX today to see if we get a bounce from here. 💥

To Your Success,

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