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EVIANCX Prepares Tokenized Gold Asset Initiative Linked to Argentine Mining Property

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EVIANCX Prepares Tokenized Gold Asset Initiative Linked to Argentine Mining Property
The company says the 2026 rollout will connect an established gold mining asset base in Argentina with international digital asset issuance frameworks. EVIANCX is preparing a gold-backed tokenization initiative tied to a large-scale mining property in Argentina, a project the company says could become one of the more advanced real-world asset structures entering the digital finance market in 2026. The initiative centers on Mina El Placer, a 67,000-hectare property with estimated gold reserves valued between $1.2 billion and $1.4 billion, according to company materials. Longer-term projections place the broader asset potential above $2 billion as development advances and additional targets are evaluated. For EVIANCX, the project is designed to bring a traditional resource asset into a digital capital markets structure without placing token issuance ahead of the physical asset. The company says land ownership, mining rights and internal project structuring have already been established in Argentina, while the tokenization layer will be executed through its international entities. 'This project is not being built around a concept first and an asset later,' said Victor Sandoval, chief executive of EVIANCX. 'The foundation is the asset itself: the land, the rights, the resource base and the operational structure. Tokenization is the financial layer we are adding after that foundation has been secured.' The approach reflects a broader shift in the tokenization market. After years in which many projects were built around forward-looking frameworks, investors and institutions are paying closer attention to whether tokenized assets are tied to verifiable property, enforceable rights and operational readiness. Mina El Placer is being positioned as a long-term production-driven asset rather than a single-stage token launch. In addition to gold reserves, the property includes timber resources, water access and underlying land value. EVIANCX says those elements create a broader asset base that can support the project across different market conditions. The company has also identified up to 12 additional mining targets within the same property boundaries. That gives the project room to expand without requiring a separate acquisition process or a new regulatory reset for each development phase. EVIANCX plans to conduct token issuance through its international structure, including Eviancx S.A. de C.V. in El Salvador, where a digital asset framework is in place. The company says additional structuring may involve other jurisdictions aligned with digital asset compliance standards. The cross-border structure is intended to separate the operating base from the issuance framework. The mining property remains in Argentina, while the tokenized financial instrument is expected to be organized through jurisdictions that support digital asset issuance and international distribution. 'Our objective is to connect a real mining asset with global capital markets in a structure that is clear, compliant and asset-backed,' Sandoval said. 'Argentina provides the physical resource base. The international framework allows us to build the financial access layer around it.' Argentina has long attracted investor interest because of its mineral resources, although mining projects in the country often require careful handling of permitting, infrastructure, logistics and local execution. For tokenized commodity projects, those factors can be as important as the digital structure itself. That is why EVIANCX is presenting tokenization as the final layer of the project rather than the starting point. The company says foundational agreements were established in 2025, with structuring now moving toward completion ahead of a planned 2026 rollout
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