Bitfinex Securities has launched five tokenized products tied to four publicly traded Bitcoin treasury companies and Strategy's STRC preferred stock on the Liquid Network. According to the company's September 1 announcement shared with crypto.news, these notes represent the first tokenized Bitcoin treasury securities admitted to secondary trading on a regulated tokenized securities exchange. The products are issued through separate compartments of ORO (II), a Luxembourg umbrella securitization fund managed by SICOS Securities, with each note backed by shares held with regulated financial institutions. Investors can now gain tokenized exposure to several Bitcoin-focused public companies through one regulated securities platform, with fractional exposure starting from about $1 to widen accessibility for eligible investors. The notable shift is that investors can now gain tokenized exposure to several Bitcoin-focused public companies through one regulated securities platform, with the five notes packaging different forms of public-market Bitcoin exposure into instruments that can trade against both fiat and crypto assets.
The five products provide economic exposure to Strategy, Metaplanet, H100, Capital B, and STRC. The Strategy-linked common equity note trades under the CMSTR ticker, backed by 100 shares of Strategy's Nasdaq-listed Class A common stock, while a separate token, STRCst, tracks Strategy's STRC preferred stock on a one-for-one basis. For Metaplanet, the CMPTL note is backed by 100 common shares of the Tokyo-listed company, which operates in hotel management, investing, and Bitcoin-related consulting. The H100 Group product, CH100, is backed by 100 common shares of the Sweden-based company operating across investment and health technology, while CALCPB provides exposure to Capital B, a France-listed company working in data intelligence and AI consulting. The five notes package different forms of public-market Bitcoin exposure into instruments that can trade against both fiat and crypto assets, with the notable distinction that noteholders do not directly own shares in the referenced companies - instead, these are economic wrappers around traditional securities rather than blockchain-native ownership of corporate equity.
All five products were approved by El Salvador's Comisión Nacional de Activos Digitales (CNAD) and issued on the Liquid Network, a Bitcoin sidechain designed for asset issuance, settlement, and compliance controls. According to the announcement, eligible investors can trade the notes against U.S. dollars, Tether's USDT stablecoin, and Bitcoin. Bitfinex Securities noted that each product carries separate eligibility rules and minimum investment requirements, with the platform stating that tokenization allows eligible investors to buy fractional units to four decimal places. Availability remains restricted because U.S. persons are excluded from accessing the products at launch, though the platform did not disclose trading volumes, initial token prices, or minimum investment amounts in the announcement. The distinction between tokenized securities and blockchain-native ownership means these products offer fractional exposure from about $1, widening accessibility for eligible investors while maintaining regulated custody of the underlying securities. Bitfinex Securities also requires investors to use approved wallets for transfers, with these controls forming part of the platform's identity verification and anti-money laundering requirements.
After adding these five treasury notes, Bitfinex Securities now offers 12 tokenized investment products through 27 trading pairs denominated in dollars, USDT, and Bitcoin, with the platform valuing all listed assets at more than $500 million. According to the company's announcement, equity products could add more secondary-market activity to a tokenization sector where fixed-income instruments have made up much of the available inventory. The launch follows another major tokenization milestone for Bitfinex Securities, as in August the platform completed a record $50 million tokenized capital raise for metals company Alkemya, demonstrating the platform's growing capacity in the tokenized securities market. The broader pattern is a push to make regulated securities increasingly tradable through tokenized infrastructure rather than limiting blockchain markets to cryptocurrencies, with Bitfinex Securities testing whether investors want fractional, around-the-clock-style digital access to familiar public companies while preserving regulated custody of the securities that support each instrument today.
The launch represents a significant expansion for Bitfinex Securities beyond its existing tokenized securities offerings, which include products like Alkemya's $50 million capital raise through ALKN and various debt instruments. According to the company's announcement, the upcoming secondary-market pipeline includes a tokenized gold fund designed to generate yield through a carry-trade strategy, a series of private-credit notes financing Bitcoin mining operations, and a tokenized U.S. money market fund. The platform noted that product access still depends on customer location, onboarding status, and eligibility requirements. By including STRC alongside equity-linked notes, Bitfinex Securities is also extending tokenization beyond common-share performance into a preferred-security structure, giving eligible investors another way to access Strategy-linked exposure through one platform while preserving regulated custody of the underlying securities. The listings bring several prominent corporate Bitcoin strategies into the same tokenized market structure, with Strategy and Metaplanet having become closely watched examples of companies using Bitcoin as a treasury asset, while H100 Group and Capital B broaden the geographic range of the offering.
