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Metals.io Launches Token Backed by 25 Tonnes of Physical Copper in Germany

Metals.io has issued tokens backed by 25 tonnes of physical copper stored in Germany, beginning with $366,000 worth of the metal. The company aims to build a market for investors to own and trade physical metal onchain.

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Metals.io, a company specializing in tokenized commodities, has issued tokens backed by 25 tonnes of physical copper stored in Germany, according to an announcement. The initial offering is valued at $366,000 worth of copper, marking the company's first foray into metal-backed digital assets.

The move is part of a broader trend to tokenize real-world assets, allowing investors to buy and sell fractions of physical commodities on blockchain platforms. Metals.io hopes to create a liquid market for copper tokens, which are backed one-to-one by physical metal held in secure storage. The company has not disclosed the exact location of the storage facility or the names of partners involved.

If successful, the initiative could pave the way for similar tokenization projects in other industrial metals, potentially increasing accessibility and liquidity in commodity markets. However, questions remain about regulatory compliance and the scalability of such ventures. Metals.io plans to expand its offerings to other metals in the future, but no timeline has been provided.

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