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New Alert: SMX (Security Matters) (NASDAQ: SMX)
SMX is our new NASDAQ high volatility alert.
SMX has a history of experiencing significant volatility in a very short period of time and could be presenting a big opportunity.
Following our previous alert in March, SMX rallied 148% in just over a week!
Now, it could be positioning for another big breakout opportunity.
SMX has a 20 day moving average that is 40% above yesterday’s close.
With a RSI of 33, suggesting potential for increased upside.
SMX is a NASDAQ listed “technology company providing molecular marking, authentication, and track-and-trace solutions designed to create transparency and accountability across global supply chains”.
“Using proprietary molecular markers embedded directly into materials and products, SMX enables physical objects to carry a secure and persistent identity that can verify origin, composition, and chain of custody throughout their lifecycle.”
“Combined with a digital platform and blockchain-linked data infrastructure, SMX allows materials to maintain a permanent digital record that supports authentication, regulatory compliance, sustainability verification, and circular-economy initiatives across industries including precious metals, industrial materials, textiles, rubber, and plastics, enabling companies, regulators, and financial markets to verify authenticity and supply-chain integrity at the material level.”
SMX has established itself as a global participant and leader in molecular-level material verification.
Its proprietary marking and tracking technology creates an immutable, auditable chain of custody for materials of any type, anchored cryptographically on-chain.
The system produces high-integrity data that verifies origin, composition, and lifecycle attributes at the physical level.
Global businesses face new and complex challenges relating to carbon neutrality and meeting new governmental and regional regulations and standards.
SMX is “able to offer players along the value chain access to its marking, tracking, measuring, and digital platform technology to transition more successfully to a low-carbon economy”.
SMX is a “key technological tool in enabling brands/companies to”:
“Use a transparent, measurable, tangible technology that can more accurately identify the origins and material composition of raw materials within the finished consumer product and its packaging, enabling it to re-enter the economy for recycling/reuse.”
“Be better positioned to create a leading industry standard relating to carbon neutrality, ethics and the ability to meet new government regulations and standards.”
“Adopt a transparent value chain stakeholder compliance approach.”
With ‘augmented materials,’ you can know the granular detail of a material – its provenance, its purity, its integrity.
That way, transparency can be built-in, and industry can gain the intelligence it needs to work in smarter and more productive ways - linking parts of the value chain and enabling use, reuse and reuse again to realize the potential of materials.
Across the global resale landscape, where millions of products are traded daily - ranging from sneakers and handbags to luxury watches and electronics - SMX's “molecular marker technology could eliminate the guesswork and hours of manual inspection with a scan that takes just seconds. That kind of precision doesn't just enhance the process; it could redefine integrity in e-commerce.”
SMX does not authenticate after the fact.
It starts at the source.
SMX “embeds molecular markers directly into the materials that make up consumer goods, including polymers, metals, textiles, and liquids”.
“From the moment a product is created, it carries a permanent molecular identity that can be read instantly with a simple scan.”
Through “global partnerships with organizations such as CETI, Aegis Packaging, and A*STAR in Singapore, this concept is already in motion”.
Factories, suppliers, and packaging producers are integrating SMX markers into their production lines, giving each product a molecular "birth certificate."
By the time it reaches a resale platform or consumer marketplace, there is no need for human inspection. The proof is already in the product.
Here is what separates SMX from most traceability platforms:
“Over the past several months, the company has announced a series of partnerships that move its technology directly into operational environments.”
In Singapore, SMX “continues to expand its collaboration with A*STAR to support the development of a national plastics circularity platform”.
The initiative “integrates molecular-level tracking with digital material passports, creating a system where recycled plastics can be verified, certified, and valued based on physical truth rather than estimates.”
In Europe, SMX “deepened its work with CARTIF in Spain, embedding molecular identity into textile and circular economy pilots aligned with tightening EU sustainability mandates. This directly addresses one of the weakest points in sustainability reporting, where recycled content claims often collapse under scrutiny.”
On the industrial side, integration with REDWAVE enables SMX's “molecular markers to be read within high-speed sorting systems, making verification part of the recycling process itself. Tradepro extends that loop by helping distribute verified recycled plastics into U.S. markets where buyers increasingly demand certification that holds up under regulation.”
Perhaps the clearest signal of SMX's trajectory comes from outside traditional recycling.
“In late 2025, the company announced a joint initiative with FinGo and Bougainville Refinery Ltd. to embed molecular identity and biometric verification into precious metals supply chains.”
Identity is being positioned as a universal layer across supply chains. If a material can be proven, it can be priced correctly. If it can be priced correctly, markets behave differently.
That is where SMX's “digital mechanisms, including the Plastic Cycle Token, come into play. Not as speculation, but as settlement layers for proof.”
As the company further explains, SMX “is not building a capital-intensive manufacturing business. It is building a verification layer that embeds into existing industrial flows. That distinction matters because capital efficiency, not just revenue growth, is what ultimately drives asymmetric valuation outcomes in infrastructure platforms.”
SMX has released multiple announcements recently:
In January, the company announced:
“SMX Advances U.S. Cotton Traceability with TruCotton to Enable Verifiable Origin and Full-Chain Transparency”
“"Giving Materials Memory" to establish scientific proof of U.S. cotton origin, authenticity, and integrity at scale”
What the Collaboration Is Designed to Achieve
“The collaboration between SMX and TruCotton is focused on evaluating and validating the ability to:
Apply SMX's molecular identity to U.S. cotton without impacting fibre quality or processing
Maintain detectability and integrity through cotton handling, transformation, and manufacturing stages
Link physical cotton to secure digital records for origin verification and product authentication
Support scalable, regulator-ready traceability suitable for domestic and export markets
If validated, this capability would allow U.S. cotton to retain its authenticated identity well beyond the point where traditional traceability systems lose fidelity.
This would mark a shift from process-based traceability to material-based verification.
In February, the company announced:
“SMX Strengthens Gold, Silver, and Steel - Capabilities Beyond Conventional Technologies”
“Gold, Silver, and Steel remain foundational to global economies. Gold and Silver serve as trusted stores of value and critical industrial materials, while steel supports infrastructure, manufacturing, and large-scale development worldwide.
As global supply chains grow more complex and regulatory standards continue to rise, transparency and verification have become increasingly important.”
Strengthening Steel Transparency
“Steel moves through complex global supply chains, and sustainability standards are increasingly influencing procurement decisions. Infrastructure developers and manufacturers now require greater clarity regarding sourcing and recycled content.”
In addition, the company also announced:
“M2i Global, along with Volato Group, and SMX Execute Collaboration Agreement for Pilot Initiative to Enable Secure Tracking and Traceable Critical Minerals Commerce Through CAINO and the M2i Metals Marketplace”
"SMX is focused on enabling trusted commerce through verifiable supply chain data and integrity," said Oliver Buckle-Wright, VP Client Success, at SMX. "We view M2i's operational model and CAINO infrastructure as highly aligned with the mission of bringing traceability and assurance into real-world commodity movement. The pilot initiative contemplated by this Agreement is being created to develop a practical pathway for scaling trusted material flows into industrial and national security ecosystems."
Agreement Scope: Operationalized Traceability and Commerce
“Under the Agreement, M2i and SMX intend to pursue a phased operational program designed to prove end-to-end integrity of critical mineral shipments including custody assurance, physical integrity controls, and digital evidence capture at key custody events, culminating in marketplace-ready authenticated lots.
The pilot initiative supports M2i's Critical Mineral Reserve (CMR) operating framework, including:
Tracking, traceability, and assurance
Custody, storage, and logistics readiness
Authenticated listing and transaction execution
Partner and governance coordination”
In March, the company announced:
“SMX and LIQOS, by algo21, Partner to Build the World's First Tokenized Market Infrastructure for Verified Industrial Materials”
“The partnership seeks to combine SMX's physical verification layer with LIQOS, by algo21's autonomous liquidity infrastructure, closing the loop from real-world materials verification to liquid, risk-managed financial assets.”
As the company further explains:
“The partnership is seeking to address a structural gap that the parties believe has prevented industrial materials and sustainability-linked assets from becoming scalable financial instruments: the absence of a trusted bridge between verified physical materials and institutional capital markets.”
“Together, the two platforms are expected to eliminate the verification-liquidity gap that the parties believe have historically limited the ability of verified materials to participate in institutional capital markets.”
In addition, last week, the company announced:
“SMX Announces Launch of Its Digital Material Passport Platform, Enabling Real-World Asset Tokenisation and Global Material Traceability”
SMX “announced the successful launch of its Digital Material Passport Platform (DMPP) - a foundational system enabling the identification, tracking, and tokenisation of real-world assets (RWA) across global supply chains.”
“The SMX DMPP has been developed to establish a secure, permission-based system that connects physical materials to digital records, creating a persistent "material memory" from origin through manufacturing, trade, and reuse. This enables materials such as plastics, gold, silver, and rare earth elements to be transformed into verified, traceable, and tradable digital assets.”
SMX “believes that this launch positions it at the center of a potential major global shift - where verified physical materials can become financial instruments, and supply chains can become the infrastructure layer for RWA markets.”
SMX could be positioned to breakout higher.
Make sure to do your own due diligence.
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