Bitfinex Securities lists tokenized notes tied to Strategy, Metaplanet
Bitfinex Securities lists tokenized notes tied to Strategy, Metaplanet and other Bitcoin treasury companies, giving eligible non-US investors fractional exposure starting from about $1. The five equity-backed products now trade against dollars, USDT and Bitcoin on the regulated tokenized securities exchange.
Bitfinex Securities, the tokenized investment arm of crypto exchange Bitfinex, announced the listings on September 1, 2026. The move expands access to publicly traded firms that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets — a sector that has drawn heavy attention from both traditional and crypto-native investors.
The platform described the launch as the first time such products have been available for secondary trading on a regulated tokenized securities exchange. That milestone matters for investors seeking liquid, blockchain-based exposure without buying shares directly on a stock exchange.
Key Takeaways
- Five tokenized notes track Strategy, Metaplanet, H100 Group, Capital B and Strategy's STRC preferred stock.
- Notes were issued through Luxembourg's ORO (II) fund and trade in USD, USDT and Bitcoin.
- Fractional exposure starts at roughly $1, but US persons are excluded.
- Bitfinex Securities says its listed assets now exceed $500 million.
- The notes are backed by underlying securities held at regulated institutions but do not confer direct share ownership.
What companies do the new Bitfinex tokenized notes track?
The five products mirror the economic performance of shares in four Bitcoin treasury companies plus one preferred instrument. Strategy and Metaplanet — two of the most closely watched corporate Bitcoin holders — anchor the lineup.
Sweden's H100 Group and France's Capital B round out the equity-backed notes. Bitfinex Securities also listed Strategy's variable-rate perpetual preferred stock, known as STRC.
Together, these names represent a growing cohort of public companies that have adopted Bitcoin as a treasury asset. For more coverage of this sector, see our Fintech & Crypto Alerts hub.
Who can trade these tokenized notes on Bitfinex Securities?
Availability is limited to eligible investors outside the United States. Bitfinex Securities explicitly excludes US persons from participating.
Eligible investors can trade the notes against the US dollar, Tether's USDt (USDT) and Bitcoin (BTC). Fractional exposure is available from approximately $1, lowering the entry barrier compared with buying whole shares on traditional markets.
How are the notes structured and backed?
The notes were issued through ORO (II), a Luxembourg umbrella securitization fund managed by SICOS Securities. According to Bitfinex Securities, they are backed by the underlying securities held with regulated financial institutions.
Importantly, the products do not give investors direct ownership of the corresponding company shares. Instead, they track the economic performance of those equities — a distinction investors should understand before trading.
Why does this listing matter for crypto investors?
Bitfinex Securities framed the launch as a breakthrough in secondary trading for tokenized equity-linked products. The platform follows a record $50 million tokenized capital raise for metals company Alkemya in August, and says total listed assets now exceed $500 million.
For crypto-native investors, the listing offers a regulated on-ramp to Bitcoin treasury exposure using familiar digital assets as settlement currencies. The structure sits at the intersection of traditional securitization and blockchain-based markets — a niche that continues to expand as more institutions tokenize real-world assets.
Reporting from Cointelegraph confirms the September 1 announcement. As corporate Bitcoin holdings grow, platforms like Bitfinex Securities are positioning themselves as bridges between equity markets and the crypto ecosystem.