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Disrupting The Gold Business, The U.S. Goes On A Uranium Buying Spree, And Humanoid Robots At Hyundai

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January 06, 2026

The Publicly Traded Tokenization Company Disrupting The Gold Business

Streamex (NASDAQ: STEX) has been making a flurry of moves lately focused on building the future of tokenizing physical gold bullion ownership. The company has purchased $25 million of physical gold bullion to hold directly as an asset and tokenize through their gold backed stablecoin known as GLDY, which generates an annual yield of 4%. Legendary mining billionaire Frank Giustra is also one of of the largest individual shareholders of Streamex and has been buying more shares in the open market.

The U.S. Government Is Buying Billions Of Dollars Of Uranium

The United States Department of Energy placed $2.7 billion of purchase orders for domestic uranium enrichment with multiple companies, marking the single largest government funding commitment of its kind in American history. Multiple companies were chosen by the United States Department of Energy for purchase orders including Centrus Energy (NYSE: LEU) subsidiary American Centrifuge Operating, Orano Federal Services and Peter Thiel backed startup General Matter.

Humanoid Robots Are The Next Frontier For Hyundai

Hyundai Motor Group publicly stated they will begin to mass produce Boston Dynamics’ flagship humanoid robot Atlas, and is expecting to produce 30,000 of the robots annually within 24 months. Hyundai plans to initially begin production of Atlas robots at their manufacturing facility located near Savannah, Georgia prior to scaling up to other locations in the United States, and plan to deploy Atlas robots across all of their manufacturing sites and leverage them for physically intense work and highly repetitive tasks.

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