Overview
- SMX closed at $17.40 after a sharply higher regular session and then rose to $25.80 in after-hours trading, according to Benzinga.
- At the DMCC Precious Metals Conference, the company demonstrated markers embedded in materials that persist through melting and recasting to enable on‑material authentication.
- SMX says it secured six partnerships in 2025 across Singapore, Spain, France, Dubai, and the United States covering manufacturing, logistics integrity, industrial verification, circular systems, and raw‑material authenticity.
- Benzinga reported that Brink’s assessed the system for improving auditability in high‑volume trade corridors such as the Gulf Cooperation Council.
- The stock activity comes days after an 8‑to‑1 reverse split on Nov. 18 that reduced outstanding shares from about 8.4 million to roughly 1.05 million, as reported by CoinCentral.