Zuri-Invest Tokenizes Uranium Holdings on Tezos, Launches Physical Uranium Tracker
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Swiss FINMA-regulated asset manager Zuri-Invest AG has tokenized its physical uranium holdings on the Tezos blockchain and launched a Physical Uranium Tracker certificate. The tracker is represented by the uranium-backed token xU3O8 and replaces the firm's previous actively managed certificate (AMC). The product is designed to provide exposure to physical uranium through a tokenized structure. The announcement marks a shift from the prior actively managed certificate to a blockchain-based tracker. Zuri-Invest AG said the new certificate tracks its uranium holdings on Tezos.
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Zuri-Invest 通过 Tezos 代币化实物铀并推出实物铀追踪证书
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- Physical Uranium Tracker 与 xU3O8 铀支持代币
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Zuri-Invest AG, a FINMA-regulated Swiss asset manager, has launched a Physical Uranium Tracker backed by tokenized physical uranium holdings via the Tezos-based xU3O8 token. The product replaces its prior uranium actively managed certificate and aims to offer smaller investment sizes and better liquidity in a market that normally trades in large lots. The firm cites rising uranium demand from AI power needs, small modular reactors, and reactor life extensions, projecting nuclear uranium demand to double by 2040 while identified supply covers only 46% of forecasted demand.
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