About Pablo Gómez

Portrait of Pablo Gómez, CEO and founder of Metlabs

I founded Metlabs in 2023 on a conviction: blockchain is not just a technology, but a new layer of infrastructure on which the markets of the next two decades will be built.

Tokenization is the most tangible expression of that shift. It is not simply a new way of representing assets. It is the infrastructure that makes it possible to issue them, fractionalize them and distribute them at global scale, without the frictions that have so far decided who could take part and who could not.

Behind it lies a deeper question: what happens to money when it becomes software. Who issues it, how its rules are encoded, what changes when value becomes programmable. It is the question I explore when I write about decentralized finance, central bank digital currencies and stablecoins, and the one underlying every asset we tokenize.

From A Coruña, we work with companies across Europe, Latin America, the United States and the Middle East that understand this is not a trend, but the way value will be issued, managed and distributed in the years ahead.

My conference talks, interviews and podcasts are in Speaking; what the media have published, in Press.

Press bio

Short version

Pablo Gómez (b. 2003, A Coruña) is the founder and CEO of Metlabs, a Spanish technology company specialized in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Since 2023, Metlabs has been building the infrastructure that companies across Europe, Latin America, the United States and the Middle East use to issue and manage assets on blockchain.

Long version

Pablo Gómez (b. 2003, A Coruña) is the founder and CEO of Metlabs, a Spanish technology company specialized in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. He founded the company in 2023 in A Coruña, where it remains headquartered. Metlabs develops the technology — smart contracts, decentralized applications and integrations — that companies across Europe, Latin America, the United States and the Middle East use to tokenize real estate, energy and investment fund assets. His work starts from a thesis: blockchain is a new layer of financial infrastructure, and tokenization is how value will be issued and distributed in the years ahead. He writes about the architecture of digital money — decentralized finance, central bank digital currencies and stablecoins — and speaks at conferences, interviews and podcasts on tokenization and entrepreneurship. He studied Economics at the University of A Coruña.