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Pablo Rutigliano, CEO of Atómico 3, offers his opinion on criminal cases 36,601 and 3309/23, and denounces the monopoly on minerals in Argentina.

Pablo Rutigliano, president of the Latin American Chamber of Lithium, shares his opinion on what he describes as the "monopolization and cartelization of mining" in Argentina.

Pablo Rutigliano explains Atómico 3's model for tokenizing mining assets, breaking monopolies, and democratizing lithium investment with transparency.

The company consolidates its position as a pioneer in the tokenization of mining assets in Latin America by presenting its equity update to the CNV.

Rutigliano's complaint was not an isolated act, but rather the result of years of work analyzing the lithium value chain and the impact of monopolies in Argentina.

The company deems the measure arbitrary, lacking due process, and devoid of technical rebuttal requests or solid legal grounds.

Pablo Rutigliano, founder of Atómico 3, discusses mining tokenization, the Crypto Lithium Index, and his fight for transparency in a traditional sector. Key to democratizing investments and combating underbilling.

Pablo Rutigliano, CEO of Atomico 3 S.A., denounced a campaign of defamation and media harassment against him and his company, which is dedicated to the tokenization of lithium-related assets

Atómico 29 is a new way of financing strategic resources such as copper, with a direct impact on the energy transition, electromobility and regional economies

Atómico 3 S.A. denounced a smear campaign in San Juan, Argentina, targeting its mining tokenization model Key Points The company is...

This is an act of institutional maturity and not of legal dependence, given that RWA tokenization does not yet have specific regulations...

A startup from the Southern Cone is rewriting the rules of the game in the Latin American mining sector, and it doesn't come from Silicon Valley or the world's major financial capitals.

The Latin American Chamber of Lithium accuses exporters of under-invoicing lithium, causing over $400 million in losses to Argentina, and demands judicial action against involved companies and officials.

Atómico 3, a pioneer in the tokenization of mining assets using blockchain technology, complies with the CNV regulations for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) and opens its subsidiary in Argentina.

Atómico 3 launched the Financial Crowdfunding Oracle to ensure transparency, traceability, and regulatory compliance in tokenized mining investments.

The Latin American Lithium Chamber (CALBAMERICA), led by Mr. Pablo Rutigliano, denounced serious irregularities in lithium mining management in northern Argentina on Wednesday, with a focus on Salta Province.