Barcelona — Crypto Snack has announced that the Alkemya Metacore Security Token Offering (STO), which it facilitated and represents, is set to list on a regulated tokenised securities exchange.
The listing positions Crypto Snack at the forefront of the real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation market, which industry projections estimate will exceed $100 billion in 2026 as traditional financial institutions accelerate their adoption of blockchain-based securities infrastructure.
“RWA tokenisation is where crypto stops being speculative and starts generating real economic value. We’re not observing this market from the sidelines. We have allocation, revenue share, and infrastructure in place — and we’re actively tokenising institutional-scale assets backed by real property and real yields.”
— Stuart Morrison, CEO and Founder of Crypto Snack
The Alkemya Metacore STO
The offering comprises 800 million tokens, with Crypto Snack holding an allocation. An initial exchange offering of 50 to 200 million tokens will be followed by structured monthly releases designed to support liquidity and price stability.
Crypto Snack receives proceeds from the offering, while remaining token holdings generate ongoing cash distributions and potential capital appreciation. The listing date is being confirmed in the coming days.
Institutional-Scale Tokenisation Pipeline
Beyond the Alkemya Metacore STO, Crypto Snack is actively tokenising UK real estate, commodities, and securities — with projects scaling up to $1.5 billion in value. The company’s tokenisation infrastructure provides institutional-grade settlement and compliance capabilities.
The assets being tokenised generate real yields, are backed by tangible property, and become tradeable 24/7 on a regulated securities platform — offering investors continuous access to markets that have traditionally been illiquid and restricted to institutional participants.
Broader Ecosystem Integration
The RWA vertical is one of five revenue-generating pillars within the Crypto Snack ecosystem. The company has also secured a partnership with an English Premier League football club — making it the first project to process cryptocurrency payments for a PL club — alongside a live consumer rewards platform operating across more than 2,000 brands in the United States, a licensed iGaming division launching in 2026, and an integrated crypto wallet and payments app.
“What makes our RWA play different is that it doesn’t exist in isolation. The revenue it generates flows back into the $SNACK ecosystem, where it compounds with income from our sports partnerships, iGaming platform, and rewards network. That’s the model — multiple real revenue streams feeding a single utility token.”
— Stuart Morrison, CEO and Founder of Crypto Snack
Market Context
The RWA tokenisation sector has attracted significant institutional interest in recent years, with tokenisation increasingly recognised as a mainstream capital raising tool. Traditional financial institutions are moving from experimentation to active execution, and major financial services firms and sovereign wealth funds are increasingly allocating capital to tokenised securities as the regulatory environment matures.
Crypto Snack’s positioning within this trend — with a live offering on one of the sector’s most established platforms — represents a significant milestone for the $SNACK token and its holder community.
$SNACK is a BEP-20 token on the Binance Smart Chain, currently available on PancakeSwap.
About Crypto Snack
Crypto Snack is a blockchain-based crypto infrastructure company building the technology to connect cryptocurrency to real-world commerce. Through its $SNACK utility token, the company powers transactions across sports, iGaming, real-world asset tokenisation, consumer rewards, and everyday payments. Founded by Stuart Morrison, Crypto Snack is headquartered in Barcelona and operates across multiple jurisdictions.
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