Streamex Corp. (NASDAQ: STEX), a technology company focused on commodity tokenization, announced that GLDY, a non-tokenized share class of its gold-backed, yield-bearing tokenized asset, is now available for custody through CNB Custody, a division of Community National Bank. The arrangement enables registered investment advisors, wealth managers and traditional finance investors to access GLDY through existing custody infrastructure.
CNB Custody serves more than 40,000 customers and holds over $5 billion in assets under custody. The addition expands the GLDY Access Network, which also includes Inspira, Siebert, tZero, Anchorage, Coinbase Prime and Orca. Streamex expects the expanded distribution network to support broader adoption of GLDY and growth in assets under management.
The move matters because it bridges traditional finance and blockchain-enabled markets, potentially making it easier for mainstream investors to gain exposure to gold-backed digital assets without directly handling tokenized instruments. By integrating with a bank custody platform, Streamex is signaling that tokenized commodities can meet the operational and compliance standards of conventional financial institutions.
For registered investment advisors and wealth managers, the availability of GLDY through CNB Custody means they can offer clients a yield-bearing gold product within familiar custody frameworks. That could accelerate adoption of tokenized real-world assets, a sector that has attracted growing interest as institutions seek efficient ways to access commodities.
Streamex, which describes itself as delivering institutional-grade solutions that bridge traditional finance and blockchain-enabled markets, noted that the expanded distribution network is expected to drive growth in assets under management. The company’s focus on secure, regulated, and yield-bearing financial instruments positions it in a competitive landscape where trust and regulatory clarity are paramount.
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Investors and industry observers may view the CNB Custody integration as a test case for whether tokenized commodities can achieve widespread acceptance. If successful, it could encourage other banks and custody providers to support similar assets, further blurring the lines between traditional and digital finance. For Streamex, the partnership represents a step toward broader distribution and potentially higher assets under management.
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