Roxom Disrupts Finance: Bitcoin-Denominated Capital Markets Platform Goes Live

Wall Street's worst nightmare just got a blockchain upgrade.

Roxom—the crypto infrastructure builder that's been quietly assembling institutional-grade rails—just dropped a hydrogen bomb on traditional finance. Their new Bitcoin-denominated capital markets platform lets big players trade, borrow, and lend without touching fiat. No more currency risk. No more bank hours. Just pure, uncut Bitcoin liquidity.

How it works:

- Native BTC collateralization (bye-bye, stablecoin middlemen)

- 24/7 settlement that makes NYSE look like a dial-up modem

- Yield products that might actually beat inflation (unlike your 0.01% savings account)

Insiders whisper Goldman Sachs already built secret backdoor access—because nothing says 'adoption' like banks pretending they invented your tech. The platform launches Q3 2025, just in time for the next cycle's institutional FOMO wave.

Last line? A Bitcoin-native capital market changes everything. Unless you're a central banker—then it changes nothing, because you'll still deny it exists until your pension fund buys in.

Roxom has announced the upcoming debut of its Bitcoin-native capital market platform, designed to enable spot and derivatives trading that is fully denominated, priced, and settled in Bitcoin. The platform aims to establish a new financial paradigm, where global asset classes, such as equities and futures, can operate entirely outside fiat systems.

Launching in September 2025, Roxom’s initial product, Bitcoin Treasuries, offers a consolidated venue for accessing public companies with significant Bitcoin holdings. Investors will be able to trade shares of firms such as MicroStrategy, Metaplanet, and Nakamoto, all within a single exchange infrastructure, and fully in BTC terms.

“The launch of our bitcoin Treasuries Product is about architecting a Bitcoin-native financial future,” said Borja Martel Seward, Cofounder and CEO of Roxom.

“By providing the critical infrastructure that gives investors exposure to BTC treasury stocks without tradfi barriers – such as the need to convert Bitcoin and navigate brokerages – we’re building on the legacy of Bitcoin pioneers like Mircea Popescu (MPEX) and Erik Voorhees (Satoshi Dice). The era of Bitcoin-native businesses and capital formation starts now.”

The platform’s Bitcoin Treasuries product consolidates assets currently dispersed across fiat-based stock exchanges, providing a borderless alternative that aligns with Bitcoin’s foundational vision as a global, decentralized store of value. The company aims to make Bitcoin the primary unit of account for capital market activities.

Roxom’s broader goal is to create internet-native financial markets that leverage Bitcoin’s neutrality, portability, and monetary properties. This move builds on Bitcoin’s role not just as an asset, but as a settlement and valuation LAYER for the next generation of global financial infrastructure.

The company’s announcement follows a $17.9 million funding round, supported by Draper Associates, Borderless Capital, Ego Death Capital, and Kingsway Capital. The raise reflects growing institutional interest in Bitcoin-native finance and Roxom’s vision of reshaping how capital is formed and exchanged.

Roxom’s new exchange could benefit a wide spectrum of market participants. While individual investors will gain simplified BTC exposure to Bitcoin-heavy corporate stocks, institutional players, including miners, pension funds, and Bitcoin-native firms, may also leverage the platform as a more direct and efficient path to capital markets.

Notable companies that have already integrated Bitcoin into their treasury strategies include Metaplanet, The Smarter Web Company, Nakamoto, Semler Scientific, XXI Cap, and ProCapBTC, founded by Anthony Pompliano. This trend continues to build on the early lead set by Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy in positioning Bitcoin as a strategic treasury reserve asset.