- Russian firm launches first digital token backed by palladium.
- produced by metals producer.
- Atomyze was first Russian firm to receive approval to exchange digital assets.
- Russian bank Rosbank and broker Vector X are the first investors on the platform.
Russian blockchain firm Atomyze has sent off the first advanced token upheld by palladium created by Nornickel (GMKN.MM), it said on Monday.
Atomyze was the primary Russian firm to get endorsement to trade computerized resources in February, while the national bank has long voiced distrust about digital currencies.
“The rise of Russia’s most memorable modern symbolic imprints the passage of the Russian economy into another period – the time of tokenization,” money manager Vladimir Potanin said in an explanation of his Interros Holding, one of Atomyze’s financial backers and the biggest investor at metals maker Nornickel.
“In contrast to unstable digital money, where blockchain innovation is utilized to augment client secrecy, modern and different tokens are gotten by actual resources, and the utilization of blockchain innovation makes exchanges with them secure,” he added.
The logo of Russia’s mining organization Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) is seen during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Russian bank Rosbank, in which Interros likewise possesses a stake, and a dealer Vector X, turned into the main financial backers on the stage, Atomyze said in its explanation.
