A regulated digital asset exchange, Bahrain’s ATME has supported Bahrain’s central bank to launch the kingdom’s first gold-backed token. Each of these tokens represents 1 kilogram of gold, providing certified investors with a safe and modern way to invest in gold without physical storage challenges. ATME CEO Alex Lola highlights this as a key step, combining gold stability with blockchain technology to expand the platform to include other asset classes and promote regional financial inclusiveness.
Bahrain Digital Exchange Atme introduces tokenized gold
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