Gold has been on a tear lately—six straight months climbing with momentum still going strong. But here's the thing: despite its massive market size, physical gold sits mostly idle, much like Bitcoin in its early days. Huge value locked up, minimal movement.
That's where tokenization enters the picture. Products like PAXG and emerging solutions such as thGLD aim to crack this puzzle—bringing real-world assets onto the blockchain to unlock liquidity and accessibility. By converting physical gold into on-chain representations, these protocols enable fractional ownership, faster settlement, and integration with the broader DeFi ecosystem. It's essentially turning a dormant asset class into something that can actually move and work harder within digital markets.
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GasFeePhobia
· 01-17 13:57
ngl Physical gold lying flat for six months has really peaked, but tokenize is the real gamechanger... PAXG and that bunch of stuff should have appeared long ago.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-16 21:18
Haha, putting physical gold on the blockchain is indeed something that needs to be done, but it still depends on whether people actually use it.
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NFTPessimist
· 01-15 12:10
ngl, gold tokenization sounds good but I'm still a bit skeptical... Can it really become liquid?
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-15 12:09
Tokenizing gold is indeed interesting, but can it really revive those dormant assets?
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-15 12:05
Gold tokenization seems like just giving dead money something to do.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-15 11:54
Gold keeps rising, but just leaving it there is really dead money. Tokenization is something that really needs to be thought through.
Gold has been on a tear lately—six straight months climbing with momentum still going strong. But here's the thing: despite its massive market size, physical gold sits mostly idle, much like Bitcoin in its early days. Huge value locked up, minimal movement.
That's where tokenization enters the picture. Products like PAXG and emerging solutions such as thGLD aim to crack this puzzle—bringing real-world assets onto the blockchain to unlock liquidity and accessibility. By converting physical gold into on-chain representations, these protocols enable fractional ownership, faster settlement, and integration with the broader DeFi ecosystem. It's essentially turning a dormant asset class into something that can actually move and work harder within digital markets.