ARTEX MTF Launches First Art‑Share Trading Session—Art Meets Money!
Guess what? ARTEX MTF, the new playground where masterpieces mingle with the market, just kicked off its first trading session and it was a smashing success. Think of it as the artistic version of the stock exchange, but with more paint splashes and a lot less spreadsheets.
The Numbers Talk: From 92.20 to 95.00
- Opening price: EUR 92.20
- Closing price: EUR 95.00
- Gain: 3.04 % — perfectly round for the art world’s love of symmetry.
That 3‑percent rally proved the point: art shares can move money. It’s a win both for collectors looking for a fresh outlet and for investors hunting for a kitchen‑table asset that actually dresses the room.
Why Art Shares Matter
By letting anyone buy a slice of a Vincent van Gogh or a Rembrandt, ARTEX turns the old “blue‑chip” art market into a democratic venture.
- Democratise? Check.
- Diversify? Double check.
- Make art public—literally! Every listed masterpiece will be on display in museums worldwide.
So you can fancy a portfolio that looks like a gallery on your wall—now you’ll actually own a piece of the canvas.
<h3“We’re Official, We’re Safe—And We Love the Art Market”
There’s a snug system under the hood. ARTEX operates an MTF (Multilateral Trading Facility) regulated by the Financial Markets Authority of Liechtenstein and under the umbrella of MiFID II. No shady business, just clean trades on a secure platform.
Inside the Company
Co‑founders? Prince Wenceslas of Liechtenstein (yes, exactly the same name) and Yassir Benjelloun‑Touimi, both art lovers and finance whizzes, launched it in 2020.
- Legal name: ARTEX MTF AG
- Registration: FL‑0002.682.571‑2
- Address: Wuhrstrasse 6, 9490 Vaduz, Liechtenstein
- Regulator reference: 307407
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