Hilbert Group Unveils Syntetika: A Compliant Platform for Bitcoin Yield and RWA Tokenization
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Syntetika Launch Brings Bitcoin Yield, Tokenized Assets, and New Crypto Revenue Models
Hilbert Group AB (Nasdaq: HILB B), a digital asset investment firm, has launched a new platform named Syntetika in partnership with Galactica.com, signaling a strategic expansion of its former A360 initiative. The platform introduces a hybrid model of trading and tokenization that combines synthetic Bitcoin exposure with decentralized finance opportunities and fractionalized access to real-world assets. Syntetika’s debut marks a pivotal move toward compliant on-chain financial products that integrate crypto price index exposure with yield generation and tokenized equity instruments.
The platform’s first product, hBTC — short for Hilbert BTC — presents a native Bitcoin yield solution designed to bridge the asset’s traditional role as a store of value with DeFi’s untapped earning potential. Built for both institutional and retail users, hBTC enables holders to earn a risk-managed yield on their Bitcoin, without relinquishing decentralization or regulatory compliance. According to Hilbert CEO Barnali Biswal, this approach answers growing demand in a segment of the coin market cap that remains underdeveloped. She underscored the company’s goal to position itself at the intersection of two accelerating trends: Bitcoin financialization and the rise of tokenized real-world assets.
Syntetika also expands Hilbert’s Real-World Asset (RWA) strategy with the introduction of SYNT tokens. These will facilitate fully decentralized, legally compliant trading of tokenized RWAs — including high-demand pre-IPO shares such as SpaceX and OpenAI — all using crypto as a settlement layer. The offering is designed to enable broader market participation by lowering the barriers to traditionally illiquid or restricted assets, while enhancing transparency and efficiency via blockchain-based infrastructure.
To monetize the platform, Hilbert will generate revenue through five distinct streams. Trading fees will be charged on all transactions, while a percentage cut will be taken from yield products. Tokenization services will also carry costs, and Hilbert’s existing fund products will benefit from increased assets under management, accruing standard management and performance fees. Finally, lending and borrowing of tokenized assets on the platform will incur separate fees, creating a comprehensive financial structure tied directly to crypto price movement and engagement.
Critical to Syntetika’s regulatory stance is its integration of Galactica’s Identity Virtual Machine (IVM), which allows users to participate in yield generation and asset trading while remaining compliant with existing laws and preserving user privacy. Galactica CEO Mike Sarvodaya emphasized the infrastructure’s role in unlocking the next chapter of regulated on-chain finance, noting that the stack was purpose-built to accommodate both Bitcoin-native products and the broader scope of RWA tokenization.
The platform rollout will take place over the coming months, beginning with the hBTC token launch, followed by the deployment of SYNT tokens and additional features. As the crypto price index continues to evolve and interest grows in both yield strategies and tokenized equity access, Syntetika aims to carve out a new niche in the coin market cap — one where regulatory safeguards, decentralized infrastructure, and investor appetite converge.
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