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Brickken Secures €3M Pre-Series A To Accelerate Institutional Tokenization Platform Across Europe
In Brief
Brickken has raised €3 million in a pre-Series A round, bringing its valuation to €38 million, as it expands its tokenization platform for financial institutions amid growing institutional adoption of real-world asset tokenization.
Following a period of strong commercial performance and sustained market engagement, Brickken attracted investor interest from those seeking early involvement ahead of its planned Series A. The company opted to include a select group of investors whose strategic alignment and long-term outlook support the next stage of its growth.
“This financing marks a deliberate step toward institutional scale,” said Edwin Mata, CEO of Brickken in a written statement. “We are investing heavily in regulatory readiness and operational depth to support asset managers, issuers and financial institutions as on-chain finance and tokenized infrastructure become a core component of mainstream capital markets,” he added.
The pre-Series A round featured strategic investors from across Europe, including a personal investment by Marco Podini, Founder and Executive Chairman of Dedagroup S.p.A., one of Italy’s leading technology groups with an international presence. GRX, a Swiss holding, also participated as a strategic investor. Brickken’s earlier €2.4 million seed round had attracted investors such as SNZ Capital, Mocha, Psalion, Hodl Ventures, Ergodic Fund, and Blue Bay Ventures.
The new capital will support the formation of The Brickken Group and strengthen regulatory capabilities in key international markets and financial centers, positioning the company to serve clients globally. The stated aim is to enter the Series A round as a more mature, licensed, and internationally structured entity compared with its seed-stage operations.
Strategic Investment And Validation Highlight Brickken’s Institutional Readiness And Market Expansion Potential
“As an investor and as an entrepreneur leading a technology group focused on innovation and on capturing emerging trends, I look for two things: a real market need and the right team to own it,” said Marco Podini in a written statement. “In Brickken I found both. A platform that addresses a clearly defined institutional need, and a team with the technical depth and market intelligence to execute at scale,” he added
This funding marks a transition into Brickken’s next phase, following a year of market validation and client growth. Since its founding, the company has assisted over 150 clients in more than 30 countries to tokenize over $500 million in assets. In 2025, the client base doubled and revenue increased by 280%, alongside recognition through industry awards reflecting its expanding market presence.
RWA Tokenization Emerges As A Key Driver Of Financial Innovation
The RWA tokenization market is moving from initial experimentation to broader institutional adoption and rapid growth. Estimates suggest that the total value of tokenized RWAs exceeded $30 billion in 2025, up from approximately $5–8 billion just a few years earlier, reflecting over 300% growth, according to Deutsche Bank
Industry developments, from Larry Fink describing financial tokenization as “necessary” at the World Economic Forum to the NYSE’s plans for a tokenized stocks platform, indicate that the sector is poised for significant expansion, with projections estimating $16 trillion by 2030 as traditional financial instruments—including private credit, equity, debt, and bonds—are increasingly issued and traded on programmable blockchain infrastructure.