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SMX (Security Matters) roared back onto investors’ radar Monday, with the stock surging more than 75% after the company unveiled a platform to digitally track physical materials across the entire supply chain.
SMX stock, which has been under heavy selling pressure so far this year, recorded its second-biggest intraday gains in 2026.
The Digital Material Passport Platform creates a physical-to-digital identity for materials by embedding molecular markers that link directly to blockchain-backed records. This allows each product to carry a verified digital passport containing details such as origin, composition, ownership history, and lifecycle data.
The platform uses a modular, API-driven system with real-time dashboards, blockchain traceability, and full lifecycle tracking of materials. It also offers instant authentication and automated certification of recycled materials, which is especially useful amid tightening global regulations.
Beyond traceability, the platform offers tokenization. Verified materials can be transformed into blockchain-based digital assets. This can enable trading opportunities in circular and secondary markets, the company said.
SMX said it will onboard current customers later this month, allowing them to test workflows. From May 4, the company will start accepting new clients in the plastics, metals, and advanced materials industries.
SMX first showcased its patented molecular-marking technology at the DMCC Precious Metals Conference in Dubai last November. The company soon expanded the application to include rare-earth elements, recycled cotton, recycled plastics, and industrial rubber.
Retail sentiment for SMX on Stocktwits flipped to ‘extremely bullish’ from ‘bearish’ a day earlier, amid ‘high’ message volumes.

One user said SMX “changed the game for real-world assets”.
Another user said the stock could climb to $100. It is currently trading around $13.
In the past, the stock has seen rallies lasting multiple sessions, gaining nearly 300% last November.
SMX implemented a 1-for-4.88 reverse stock split on February 17, its sixth consolidation since January 2025.
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