BioSig Secures $1.1 Billion for Commodity Tokenization

BioSig Technologies Inc. announced its merger with Streamex on July 8, 2025, and secured $1.1 billion in funding for a blockchain-based commodity tokenization project.

The initiative aims to introduce liquidity and transparency to the commodities market, impacting its $142 trillion value.

Funding and Institutional Backing in BioSig’s Commodity Shift

BioSig Technologies Inc., previously a medical technology company, has merged with Streamex to pivot towards blockchain tokenization of commodities. Led by CEO Henry McPhie, this endeavor includes securing up to $1.1 billion funding comprised of convertible bonds and equity facilities.

The merger seeks to integrate commodity trading onto blockchain platforms, notably enhancing liquidity and transparency. The initiative emphasizes gold-backed assets and targets a $142 trillion market landscape, marking a significant pivot for BioSig’s operations.

“As institutions accelerate the adoption of real-world assets, BioSig aims to bring the commodities market on-chain.” — Henry McPhie, Co-Founder & CEO, BioSig Technologies, Inc.

Blockchain Opportunity: BioSig Targets $142 Trillion Commodity Market

Did you know? BioSig’s move to tokenize commodities is reminiscent of earlier attempts like Pax Gold but is amplified by institutional backing and a $1.1 billion investment.

Solana (SOL) stands at $151.16 with a market cap of $80.96 billion, dominating 2.41% of the market. A trading volume of $3.77 billion reflects a 12.64% change. Over 90 days, Solana’s price rose by 41.89%, per CoinMarketCap data on July 8, 2025.

According to the Coincu research team, the funding influx for BioSig and Streamex’s project might prompt financial markets to further explore tokenized commodities. The move signifies a potential shift in technological integration within financial infrastructures.