Matador Technologies Inc. announced the launch of its Digital Asset Platform, enabling the creation of unique pieces of digital artwork that can be etched onto 1 gram of physical gold. This innovative platform seamlessly integrates precious metals-based art with blockchain infrastructure, utilizing protocols built on the Bitcoin Network. The launch will take place exclusively on Trio @trio_xyz), with whitelist access opening at 11am EST and the public release at 12pm EST.

Key Highlights: Grammies - Digital Gold Collectibles: The inaugural product, "Grammies" are digital inscriptions recorded on Bitcoin that can be collected, printed to gold, and displayed online, helping explore how art can span boundaries that are timeless and very modern. These collectibles can be transferred to a set of Bitcoin-compatible wallets and printed onto physical gold. Etch & Own: Each Grammie can be physically etched onto 1 gram of gold, and shipped directly to collectors.

Limited Launch: The first collection features 1,000 unique art pieces created in collaboration with renowned artist dxxmsdxy. Premium Sats: As a bonus feature, the Grammies are inscribed on a variety of satoshis -- including ordinary, un common, and legacy sats -- offering collectors rare and diverse digital assets. Regenerative Art: Each artwork is algorithmically generated, carrying its own serial identity and story.

Matador Grammies represent a fusion of digital and physical value: each 1-of-1 collectible is permanently recorded on the Bitcoin Blockchain, ensuring verifiable scarcity and provenance. With gold at approximately USD 3,300/oz, this marks a new frontier for art collectors and precious metals enthusiasts seeking alternative stores of value. Scarcity: Each piece is one-of-a-kind and recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain.

Security: Backed by Bitcoin, one of the world's most secure blockchains. Physical + Digital Value: Merging the permanence of Bitcoin inscriptions with the tangible value of gold. Transparency: Matador owns a significant quantity of gold that is securely stored and audited at the Royal Canadian Mint, and detailed in the company's audited financial statements.