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Traditional assets like gold, oil and stocks are increasingly moving onchain with 24/7 trading, and the markets are adapting
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To get the ball rolling, Bitfinex Securities announced a $50 million tokenized capital raise for Alkemya Metacore, a Luxembourg-based investment and operating platform focused on the industrial development, commercialization and financial structuring of high-technology metals.
Key facts
- The company is preparing to list a new security, ALKN, linked to a Luxembourg-based industrial metals platform built around a $1.6 billion stockpile, or 7 million meters, of the wire, which is used
- To get the ball rolling, Bitfinex Securities announced a $50 million tokenized capital raise for Alkemya Metacore, a Luxembourg-based investment and operating platform focused on the industrial
- Traditional assets like gold, oil and stocks are increasingly moving onchain with 24/7 trading, and the markets are adapting
- Alkemya’s ALKN token will be available for primary subscription to eligible investors until Oct
Summary
Nickel, normally trapped in industrial supply chains, is wrapped into a financing product that can be issued and traded once listed, unlocking collateral use cases and continuous hedging for traders. Alkemya’s ALKN token will be available for primary subscription to eligible investors until Oct. 15. Bitfinex Securities, the tokenized-assets trading platform linked to cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, is offering investors access to blockchain-based representations of high-purity nickel wire. The company is preparing to list a new security, ALKN, linked to a Luxembourg-based industrial metals platform built around a $1.6 billion stockpile, or 7 million meters, of the wire, which is used across the semiconductor, aerospace, defense and other industries. Traditional assets like gold, oil and stocks are increasingly moving onchain with 24/7 trading, and the markets are adapting.