(Growth of $100)
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Data shown in USD. Actual returns may vary due to market and currency fluctuations.
Strategic Metals are illiquid and pricing sources are neither objective nor transparent and one should not rely upon these illustrations to make a purchase.
Strategic metals have consistently outperformed traditional indices during key industrial cycles, offering real-world utility and strong price fundamentals.
Critical to wind turbines, solar panels, EVs and data centers, demand is set to accelerate as governments and industries decarbonize globally.
Unlike fiat currency, metals can’t be printed. Their tangible, finite nature makes them a proven hedge against monetary debasement and long-term inflation.
Low correlation to equities, bonds, and crypto. Physical scarcity and geopolitical supply constraints provide a true diversification benefit.
Every token corresponds to a fixed, transparent allocation of five metals selected for their critical industrial and technological value:
(Hf + Zr, min. 99.9%)
for nuclear rods, microchips, aerospace
(Re, min. 99.9%)
key to high-temperature turbines and catalysts
(In, 99.995%)
indispensable for touchscreens and ITO coatings
(Nd₂O₃, min. 99.5%)
magnetic backbone of EVs and wind turbines
(Pr₆O₁₁, min. 99.0%)
used in alloys, magnets, and clean energy tech
The basket doesn't change. It's physically allocated, fixed-weight, and stored ; not just referenced.
All metals are held in a dedicated custody account, managed by a regulated investment firm and stored at Metlock GmbH in Frankfurt ; VAT-free, fully insured, bankruptcy-remote.
Each token represents direct ownership of a fixed Strategic Metal Basket ; hafnium, rhenium, indium, neodymium oxide, and praseodymium oxide ; in predefined quantities. No derivatives. No rebalancing. Just real, insured assets.
Link your existing crypto wallet; MetaMask, WalletConnect, or any compatible wallet on the Etherlink network. No account creation needed; you stay in control of your keys.
Purchase RARE tokens directly from your wallet. Non-custodial and transparent; your tokens remain in your wallet at all times.
Each RARE is 1:1 backed by a physical Strategic Metal Basket stored in a duty-free vault in Germany. Daily attestation, redeem anytime.
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Each token corresponds to a fixed basket of critical metals, insured and audited ; not just exposure, but real ownership.
Issued with full compliance, custody segregation, and transparency standards in place.
Our basket is fixed by weight, not by price. You always know what you own.
Stored in bonded facilities ; VAT-exempt, customs-free, and out of reach of issuer or custodian insolvency.
Minimum entry of just €100. No management fees. Transparent redemption schedule and policy.
Reserve assets are held by a regulated investment firm, fully segregated and protected by law ; even in the event of issuer default.
All reserves are independently audited. Supply, storage, and redemption data are published monthly for full investor visibility.
Built to handle high redemption demand. In any scenario, token holders maintain full legal rights over their pro-rata share of the metals.
You’re not buying a CFD or a tracker. Each token is backed by real, allocated metals ; no leverage, no paper claims, no counterparty risk.
Metals are stored in Frankfurt at Metlock GmbH ; ISO 9001 certified, fully insured
Custody by Noemon Finance Ltd, a regulated investment firm
Legally segregated, bankruptcy-remote storage ; your rights are fully preserved
Request physical transfer of the metals (≥ €10,000 value) via book-entry to a regulated account
All redemptions permanently burn the token; your ownership becomes physical
Regulatory Compliance: custodian and issuer are legally distinct entities, ensuring ultimate asset security.
“Rare earth metals are making headlines as demand rises for products from smartphones to wind turbines, and as governments seek secure supply.”
“Critical raw materials are indispensable for the EU economy and necessary for a wide range of technologies in strategic sectors such as renewable energy, digital, aerospace, and defence.”
“The EU faces a critical juncture in securing sustainable supplies of raw materials essential for its clean energy transition.”
Calendar week 34, which is now drawing to a close, was also relatively quiet, providing an opportunity to take a closer look at the latest export figures for critical raw materials. Find all the details in our roundup. Saudi Arabia: Joint Venture for Mineral Exploration Saudi energy company Aramco and mining company Ma’aden have signed […]
Source: | 21 August 2026Chinese customs authorities published a range of foreign trade data on critical raw materials and components made from them on Thursday. Export trends varied significantly across product groups, with gallium and germanium, for example, recording increases compared with the previous month. Gallium and germanium developments:Read the article Terbium and dysprosium:Read the article Rare earth magnet […]
Source: | 20 August 2026Dysprosium and terbium showed contrasting trends in July. According to Chinese customs data, dysprosium exports rose from 2,098 kilograms in June to 11,292 kilograms in July, an increase of around 438 percent. The entire volume was shipped to South Korea. In June, exports had been split between Malaysia and South Korea. Terbium exports, by contrast, […]
Source: | 20 August 2026Chinese exports of rare earth magnets declined slightly in July, according to the latest data from the country’s customs authorities. A total of 5,375 tons were exported, down from 5,649 tons in June. This represents a decrease of around 4.8 percent. Despite the decline, export volumes remained well above the 4,730 tons recorded in May. […]
Source: | 20 August 2026According to data from Chinese authorities, significantly more gallium left the country again in July. Compared with June, exports rose from 200 kilograms to 7,200 kilograms. Malaysia received 200 kilograms, while the majority went to Germany, which remains the most important destination for the technology metal so far this year. Germanium exports also recovered significantly […]
Source: | 20 August 2026State-owned companies to explore critical resources. Saudi energy company Aramco and mining company Ma’aden have signed an agreement to establish a joint venture for mineral exploration. The initial focus will be on copper, while zinc, lead and rare earths will also be explored. The area to be surveyed covers around 182,000 square kilometres, equivalent to […]
Source: | 19 August 2026Controversial form of resource extraction takes the next bureaucratic step. In April 2025, the United States announced plans to advance deep-sea resource extraction. On Monday, another formal step was taken toward implementing those plans. The Marine Minerals Administration, established only in July and operating under the U.S. Department of the Interior, has published a “Proposed […]
Source: | 18 August 2026While many are off to enjoy their Summer holidays, critical minerals markets have been slowing down; nevertheless, the U.S. again emphasized its intent to reshore critical minerals projects this week, with President Trump announcing billions for the sector. USA: Billions for Critical Minerals Projects The U.S. government has announced new financing for critical mineral supply […]
Source: | 14 August 2026Symbolic financing target announced to support U.S. infrastructure. Bank of America (BofA) has announced a new “Critical Infrastructure Finance Initiative” aimed at mobilizing $250 billion for strategically important infrastructure projects in the United States. The initiative covers sectors including data centers and digital infrastructure, semiconductors, energy generation and storage, natural gas, water, transportation, as well […]
Source: | 13 August 2026Canadian group’s magnet business also posts gains.
Source: | 11 August 2026Key reports, data sheets, and analysis from leading institutions
2025 USGS List of Critical Minerals
USGSChina cracks down on foreign companies stockpiling rare earths
Financial TimesGlobal Critical Minerals Outlook 2024
IEAUS rare-earth neodymium magnets, China, and geopolitics
Washington PostChina's power over rare earths is not as great as it seems
The EconomistUS rare-earth pricing system poised to challenge China's dominance
ReutersRare earths and minor metals
TraxysRecycling of critical minerals
IEARecycling: Long-term solution for EU rare earths challenge
ReutersRare earth magnet recycling technology branches out
FastmarketsSupply tightness boosts indium prices to near nine-year highs
ReutersChina's rare earths ban: Why we should be concerned
Financial TimesFuture of critical minerals 2025
FastmarketsZirconium and Hafnium ; Mineral Commodity Summary
USGSRhenium ; Mineral Commodity Summary
USGSIndium ; Mineral Commodity Summary
USGSChina's rare earths export controls tighten further
Financial TimesCritical minerals supply chain under pressure
AP News