Streamex Corp. and Orca launched a decentralized secondary liquidity infrastructure on May 27, 2026 [1], to enable 24/7 trading of tokenized securities [1].
This development aims to remove the traditional time constraints of financial markets by allowing holders to trade real-world assets without relying on standard exchange operating hours. By integrating an automated market maker, the partnership seeks to increase the accessibility and liquidity of tokenized commodities.
The initiative was announced from Winter Park, Florida [1]. Streamex Corp., which trades under the ticker STEX [1], collaborated with Orca, a provider of automated market maker infrastructure, to build the system. The companies said that the goal is to advance a broader tokenization ecosystem for real-world assets [2].
GLDY serves as the inaugural asset for the new platform [1]. The infrastructure is designed to support the continuous exchange of these tokenized securities, providing a secondary market where users can enter or exit positions at any time [1]. This shift toward decentralized liquidity is part of a larger trend to move traditional financial instruments onto blockchain-based systems.
Streamex said the launch focuses on commodities as the starting point for its tokenization strategy [2]. The use of Orca's infrastructure allows for the automated pricing and execution of trades, which reduces the need for traditional intermediaries in the trading process [1].
“Streamex and Orca launched a decentralized secondary liquidity infrastructure on May 27, 2026”
The transition of securities to 24/7 decentralized markets represents a shift away from the centralized 'T+2' settlement cycles and fixed trading hours of traditional finance. By using tokenized assets like GLDY, the industry is testing whether automated market makers can provide sufficient stability and liquidity for real-world commodities without the oversight of traditional clearinghouses.
