Bitfinex Securities raises $50 million for tokenized nickel trading backed by Alkemya assets
Bitfinex Securities said it raised $50 million in connection with a tokenized nickel trading offering, with reporting describing the security as being linked to a Luxembourg-based industrial metals platform and its nickel stockpile/wire asset backing [1].
crypto.news reported that Bitfinex Securities completed a $50 million tokenized capital raise for metals company Alkemya, describing the token as backed by partnership interests tied to an independently valued nickel asset base of $1.64 billion [2].
Cointelegraph reported the same $50 million amount and said Alkemya’s token represents interests in a partnership that holds nickel assets [3].
Crypto Briefing characterized the offering as an Alkemya token (ALKN) intended for tokenized nickel trading [4].
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- 1Bitfinex Securities raises $50 million in push to offer tokenized nickel tradingCoinDesk• Aug 27, 2026
- 2Bitfinex Securities raises record $50M for Alkemya nickel tokencrypto.news• Aug 27, 2026
- 3Bitfinex Securities completes record $50M tokenized capital raiseCointelegraph• Aug 27, 2026
- 4Bitfinex Securities raises $50M for tokenized nickel trading via ALKN tokenCrypto Briefing• Aug 27, 2026
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