Cosmic Wire Partners with Sovereign Wealth Management to Advance Blockchain Infrastructure

Cosmic Wire, a pioneering technology company specializing in blockchain-based memory, compression, and spatial web infrastructure, today announced a strategic partnership with Sovereign Wealth Management Pte Ltd. (SWM), a leading strategy firm and capital syndicate. This collaboration aims to accelerate the development and deployment of decentralized infrastructure spanning finance, digital identity, and beyond.
By combining Cosmic Wire’s innovations in compression-based memory, volumetric intelligence, and the RYSK protocol with SWM’s sovereign-grade capital, global financial networks, and tokenization expertise, the partnership addresses the critical gap between blockchain theory and real-world adoption. Together, they empower nations and enterprises to operate natively on the blockchain with trustless efficiency at scale.
Jerad Finck, CEO of Cosmic Wire, said:
“More than building a new internet, we are architecting a new dimension. This partnership gives us the velocity and global reach to bring our RYSK-based volumetric intelligence and blockchain memory infrastructure into sovereign-scale applications such as finance, governance, trade, and human interaction.”
SWM, founded by Bitcoin pioneer and global macro strategist Dunstan Teo, has a strong track record in early Bitcoin mining, sovereign tokenization, and bridging decentralized technologies with nation-state finance. The partnership signals a bold move toward sovereign-anchored blockchain ecosystems that are spatially aware, tamper-proof, and designed for a post-platform future.
Dunstan Teo, founder of Sovereign Wealth Management, commented:
“Cosmic Wire has built what many have only theorized. Their compression agent, blockchain memory, and volumetric intelligence stack are what is needed to lift the blockchain from ledger to living system. We see this partnership as an opportunity to back the future fabric of how nations store value, exchange knowledge, and define trust.”
The companies plan to launch integrated pilot programs within 90 days targeting applications including cross-border trade automation, AI-assisted governance, digital twin cities, and tokenized physical infrastructure.