Streamex Corp. Refutes Inaccurate Claims on Lock-Up Agreements

Co-Founders Morgan Lekstrom and Henry McPhie Voluntarily Enter 1-Year Lock-Up

Mar. 27, 2026 at 12:39pm

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Streamex Corp. has issued a statement to refute inaccurate claims made in third-party posts regarding the expiration of certain lock-up agreements. The company confirms that the total number of shares subject to these lock-ups was 42,887,599, consisting of shares held by Co-Founder and CEO Henry McPhie and Co-Founder and Executive Chairman Morgan Lekstrom. The co-founders have also voluntarily entered into new one-year lock-up agreements.

Why it matters

This clarification helps address misinformation and provides transparency around Streamex's capital structure and the commitment of its leadership. The voluntary lock-up agreements demonstrate the co-founders' alignment with the company's long-term vision and strategy.

The details

Streamex states that the referenced aggregate total of 89,833,535 shares allegedly subject to lock-up agreements is incorrect. The company confirms that none of its executive officers, directors, or other referenced security holders held warrants, options, preferred stock, or other securities subject to such lock-up agreements. The total number of shares subject to the lock-ups was 42,887,599, consisting of 21,014,450 shares held by Co-Founder and CEO Henry McPhie and 20,707,421 shares held by Co-Founder and Executive Chairman Morgan Lekstrom. On March 26, 2026, Lekstrom and McPhie voluntarily entered into new one-year lock-up agreements.

  • On January 22, 2026, certain directors and officers of Streamex entered into customary 60-day lock-up agreements in connection with the January 26, 2026 financing.
  • On March 26, 2026, Morgan Lekstrom and Henry McPhie voluntarily entered into new one-year lock-up agreements.

The players

Streamex Corp.

A technology and infrastructure company focused on the tokenization and digitalization of commodity real-world assets.

Morgan Lekstrom

Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Streamex Corp.

Henry McPhie

Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Streamex Corp.

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What they’re saying

“Misinformation contained in recent third-party publications is false, and the Company refutes these statements. We believe the Company is well positioned, supported by significant capital on its balance sheet and the ongoing successful launch of GLDY with many near term catalysts expected in the pipeline. As co-founders and the Company's largest shareholders, we are fully aligned with Streamex's long-term vision and strategy. Our decision to enter into voluntary one-year lock-up agreements reflects our continued commitment to the Company and its shareholders.”

— Morgan Lekstrom and Henry McPhie, Co-Founders

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