SMX (Security Matters) PLC (NASDAQ:SMX) shares are surging Monday morning after the company unveiled its new Digital Material Passport Platform, or DMPP, a system designed to identify, track and tokenize real-world materials and products across global supply chains. Here’s what investors need to know.

Tokenization Angle Expands SMX Supply-Chain Story

The company said the platform links physical materials directly to secure digital records using its molecular marking technology and blockchain-backed infrastructure.

That creates what SMX calls a persistent digital passport carrying information such as origin, composition, chain-of-custody, lifecycle history and compliance status from production through resale, recycling and recovery.

For investors, the announcement appears to add a fresh commercialization angle around traceability, authentication and supply-chain compliance, while also expanding the company's pitch into tokenization of verified physical assets.

SMX said the platform can support provenance verification, recycled-content certification, audit-ready reporting and authentication across secondary and circular markets.

The company also said the system is built to support blockchain-ready digital assets tied to authenticated materials, including tokenized structures for circular material flows. SMX is granting exclusive access to existing customers during April, with bookings for new clients in plastics, metals and advanced materials set to open May 4.

Momentum Rebounds But Stays In Neutral Zone

SMX's RSI spent much of the period in the oversold-to-neutral range, dipping below 30 multiple times before a sharp spike briefly pushed it into overbought territory above 70.

Since that peak, momentum cooled and stabilized mostly in the mid-30s to low-40s range, with a recent uptick suggesting improving but still moderate bullish pressure.

SMX Shares Skyrocket Monday Morning

SMX Price Action: SMX (Security Matters) shares were up 95.39% at $16.53 at the time of publication on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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