Metlabs brings tokenization to Foro CTV 2026 in A Coruña
Pablo Gómez joined Quincemil and ITG’s Foro CTV 2026 in A Coruña for a conversation with Aida Estévez on asset tokenization and entrepreneurship.
Metlabs took part in Foro CTV in A Coruña on October 1, 2026. Pablo Gómez, the company’s CEO and founder, spoke with Aida Estévez Delgado, founder of Como Darwin, about asset tokenization and building a technology business from Galicia.
The event took place at the ITG Technology Center auditorium in Fundación Barrié. Organised by Quincemil and ITG, the second edition explored Galician innovation with a global impact. The forum programme included a dedicated session on the Metlabs story.
Asset tokenization from Matogrande
The session, titled “How to tokenize the economy from Matogrande before turning 23”, placed Metlabs within Galicia’s technology entrepreneurship landscape. The conversation connected its founder’s experience with business applications of a technology that enables rights to be represented and managed through tokens.
Pablo Gómez discussed the use of tokens in real estate projects and Metlabs’ work with Latin American financial groups. The focus was on facilitating participation and the transfer of rights. Tokenization provides a technology layer whose usefulness depends on the asset, the issuance terms and the applicable legal framework.
This is where Metlabs works. Asset tokenization requires product design to connect with the infrastructure that records its operations. The company combines consulting and development to turn that approach into systems businesses can use.
Building an international business from A Coruña
The conversation also covered independent learning and entrepreneurship. Gómez recalled his early work in web development and founding Metlabs at 20. From Matogrande, the company has focused on international clients, with Latin America as one of its main markets.
“We intend to stay in Coruña for many years,” said Pablo Gómez.
Metlabs alongside industry and technology businesses
The second edition of Foro CTV introduced projects connecting research, technology development and business activity. Its conversations covered energy, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and cybersecurity, with tokenization forming part of the discussion about the economic applications of technology.
The programme featured representatives from Genesal Energy and Bioflytech discussing industrial AI applications; Luxquanta and ITG on quantum communications; and Fsas Technologies, a Fujitsu company, alongside CESGA on quantum computing. It also included Palo Alto Networks on cybersecurity and Cosecha de Galicia, part of Hijos de Rivera, on restoring hop cultivation in Galicia.
Within that setting, Metlabs contributed the perspective of a business building infrastructure to manage assets and rights on-chain. Its participation placed tokenization alongside other technologies with business applications and introduced the audience to the work the company does from A Coruña for international clients.
On October 2, 2026, Quincemil published its report on Pablo Gómez’s session. Metlabs’ participation shared its business experience within an event dedicated to the practical applications of technology.
