SMX and REDWAVE: Pioneering a New Era in Recycling Standards

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) alongside BT-Systems' Competence Center REDWAVE, has demonstrated a groundbreaking framework for recycling flame-retardant and carbon-black plastics. This innovation promises a shift from fragmented recycling regulations towards a unified, blockchain-backed system. Recent trials successfully showcased real-time sorting and certification, marking a significant milestone in recycling technology.

The implications are vast. The adoption of these standards could revolutionize how companies, governments, and investors engage with recycling practices, creating a new asset class with verified materials. Plastics can now be tokenized and traded as the Plastic Cycle Token (PCT), turning recycling from an expense into a commodity. NAFRA's validation further establishes SMX's system, positioning it as a potential global standard, especially in industries like automotive and electronics.

With plans for industrial rollouts, SMX, in partnership with REDWAVE, is on the cusp of setting a new global norm. This development is not only about recycling efficiency but about market dominance, as seen in historical standard-setting examples like VHS and GDPR. The move positions SMX as a pivotal player in the future of material economics.