Streamex Hires Former Coinbase CFO to Bolster Tokenized Securities

Nasdaq-listed Streamex Corp. has taken a significant step in its ambition to turn real-world asset tokenization into a scalable, regulated business by hiring Christine Plummer as its new chief financial officer.

Plummer's profile reads more like a global markets CFO than a crypto native storyteller, with over two decades of experience at Morgan Stanley before moving to Coinbase. At Streamex, she will oversee financial operations and lead the build-out of the firm's institutional platform for tokenized securities.

The company is concentrating on gold, having launched GLDY, a tokenized securities product designed to give investors gold exposure plus yield. The pitch is straightforward: translate physical assets onto rails that cut frictions and bolt on income to make it worth the operational effort.

Streamex's ambition is not niche; the company says outright that gold tokenization could eventually overtake Bitcoin in trading volume, market capitalization, and institutional adoption. Whether this happens depends less on narrative than on plumbing, specifically establishing primary dealers, market-makers, and a compliance stack tight enough for big funds to treat GLDY like any other listed security.