A fintech company, seeking to unlock capital & create value in tokenised digital markets as a leading provider of technology solutions & as an exchange & marketplace operator.

On completion of the acquisition, which includes the GATENet DFMI intellectual property (digital financial markets infrastructure), will strategically position Valereum as a leader in tokenisation, which is set to grow considerably over the next few years as regulatory frameworks evolve favourably, fostering increased trust and adoption in mainstream financial markets.

Valereum will also adopt GATE Token (the utility token of GATENet) as the sole token within the Valereum ecosystem and it will release further details regarding the token utility and how it will seek to responsibly grow the GATE Token ecosystem in the near future.

Following the acquisition, the intellectual property will be utilised by Valereum and the GSX brand will be discontinued as part of an orderly dissolution of the GSX Group.

The list of questions used in the interview is as follows

1. Nick, you’re the recently appointed CEO of Valereum, could you tell us more about your background?

2. Can you explain Valereum’s acquisition of the GSX group and what it means for Valereum Plc?

3. Could you give a high level overview of the business structure and set up post acquisition of GSX Group?

4. What are Valereum’s current goals for 2024 and what challenges do you face?

5. You have recently conducted the first virtual shareholder meeting for Valereum on the 22nd February, how did that go?

6. How big is the tokenisation market and what is Valereum’s aim in regards to market share within that space?

7. What is Gatenet and what is Gate token, how does it fit in with Valereum’s plans?

8. Valereum will seek to launch Real World Asset (RWA) platforms, what is the reasoning behind this move?

9. ⁠In the presentation to the shareholders, there was mention of the ‘investomer concept’ could you elaborate on that?

Not forgetting VLRM Capital is an investment vehicle managing both VLRM’s funds and third-party capital. The VLRM strategy for growth is centred around principal trading in securities and crypto, alongside yield farming and node operations for 3rd party blockchains.