Bahrain’s ATME, a regulated digital asset exchange, has launched gold-backed tokens, a first in the Kingdom, with the Central Bank of Bahrain’s support. These tokens, each representing one kilogram of gold, offer accredited investors a secure and modern way to invest in gold without the challenges of physical storage. ATME’s CEO, Alex Lola, highlights this as a significant step, combining gold’s stability with blockchain technology, and plans to expand the platform to include other asset classes, fostering financial inclusivity in the region.
Bahrain Digital Exchange ATME Introduces Tokenized Gold
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