Tokenized gold could be the future 🪙

This company is making it happen

February 09, 2026

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Gold had a big move to close out the week, and that got me digging into a company that’s pioneering a new way to own gold that actually generates yield. Here’s what’s taking shape…

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Streamex Corp (Nasdaq: STEX)

👉  STEX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT* 👈

Good morning, Folks! (Bullseye members, make sure you see my email at 9:15am as usual!)

Stocks ripped higher on Friday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both gaining about 2%.

Another big winner was gold. Since its low Thursday night through Friday afternoon, it climbed nearly 6%.

I have a very interesting “tactical trade” idea for you today that could be the future of gold investing.

I’ll lay out the details below, but the upshot is that the company is tokenizing physical gold, allowing investors to gain exposure to the metal itself as well as generating a yield of up to 4%.

💥Go ahead and pull up the chart for Streamex Corp. (STEX).

You can see that 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%.

The company has had some great announcements lately, but it has also been raising a lot of money through financings which have weighed on the stock price.

If you take a look, though, you’ll see the stock has found a bottom since about Christmas. 

The stock bounced nearly 10% on Friday as gold rebounded, and I’m watching today to see if it breaks toward recent resistance around $3.80.

👉  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.

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.”

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.”

Things came to a head on October 6 when STEX revealed a pre-sale of up to $100 million for a gold-backed stablecoin called GLDY. The company explained:

GLDY seeks to offer a value that tracks spot gold price and is designed to address the investment and custody requirements of U.S. ETF providers and institutional investors. Each token is backed by physical gold, providing transparent and direct exposure to the underlying asset.

In addition to spot gold returns, GLDY offers up to 4% annualized yield through the deployment of gold into income-generating leases facilitated by Streamex’s exclusive relationship with Monetary Metals. The resulting yield is automatically indexed back into the asset monthly, allowing investors to compound their holdings in gold rather than fiat currency. [emphasis added]

On November 5, STEX announced the closing of $25 million in convertible debenture financing with all proceeds going to physical gold bullion. A second $25 million is pending certain conditions.

The company says this reinforces its strategy of maintaining a gold-backed balance sheet.

Then on November 10, GLDY officially launched. The company said that “For the first time, gold investors can both gain spot price exposure to gold and earn yield in additional ounces of gold through a blockchain-enabled tradeable security.” [emphasis added]

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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 last month and the recent press releases for more details on GLDY.

Lastly, I should note that there has been a lot of insider buying lately, which you can check out here.

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of our compensation and other conflicts of interest, as well as additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: STEX is pioneering the tokenization of gold and offering yield on gold investments.

Its stock gained nearly 10% on Friday as gold rebounded, and I’m watching it closely today to see if it breaks through recent resistance.

💥Keep STEX at the very top of your watchlist as the day unfolds!

To Your Success,

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