Roxom launches world’s first Bitcoin-denominated stock exchange

Roxom is pushing Bitcoin deeper into capital markets with the launch of what it calls the world’s first global stock exchange denominated and settled entirely in Bitcoin. The platform lets investors buy and sell shares of public Bitcoin Treasury Companies directly in BTC, bypassing fiat currency, banks, and traditional brokerages.

The exchange is rolling out gradually through a global waitlist. Early users gain exposure through tokenized equities that are priced and settled in bitcoin from day one. Roxom says this phased launch is the first step in a broader plan to list every publicly traded Bitcoin Treasury Company worldwide, creating a single marketplace built entirely around BTC-denominated assets.

“For Bitcoiners who want to accumulate more BTC, treasury-focused equities have become an important part of the investment landscape. Roxom finally brings all these companies into one place: with every metric, price, and signal denominated in Bitcoin. You can now invest, monitor and measure everything in BTC, without relying on fiat or traditional brokers,” said Borja Martel Seward, co-founder and CEO of Roxom.

The exchange is central to Roxom’s broader ambition to build financial infrastructure with Bitcoin as the unit of account. In addition to equities trading, the company is developing Roxom TV, a 24/7 media network focused exclusively on bitcoin. Roxom has already launched BTC-denominated spot and derivatives markets tied to major global equity and commodity benchmarks.

That direction started to take shape earlier this year. Roxom closed a $17.9 million funding round backed by Draper Associates, Borderless Capital, Ego Death Capital, and Kingsway Capital. The capital has helped accelerate the development of products that price traditional markets directly in bitcoin.

In October 2025, Roxom introduced its first major market product: perpetual futures on well-known benchmarks such as the S&P 500 and gold. Traders could price, trade, and settle positions using pairs such as S&P500/BTC and GOLD/BTC, keeping bitcoin as the base currency rather than treating it as a side asset.

Roxom positions itself as a capital markets exchange built for a bitcoin-denominated financial system. By blending regulated, always-on infrastructure with Bitcoin-native settlement, the company is betting that a growing class of investors wants exposure to public markets without stepping back into fiat. Whether that model scales globally remains to be seen, but Roxom is making its case by putting bitcoin at the center of every transaction.