【Crypto World】The tokenization of gold has really taken off. Gold Token S.A. recently officially launched the DGLD token on the Base chain. In simple terms, it’s bringing physical gold onto the blockchain—each DGLD is backed by PAMP gold stored in a Swiss vault, and you can redeem it with as little as 1 gram, making it quite accessible.
The project team has partnered with Arrakis Finance to manage liquidity on Aerodrome, essentially creating a complete closed-loop system that combines RWA and DeFi. The Base chain has indeed put a lot of effort into handling institutional-grade assets, and Aerodrome, as its leading DEX, has accumulated experience in risk-weighted assets.
From a market perspective, the timing is quite delicate—the overall market cap of tokenized gold surpassed $2.57 billion in Q3 2025. This indicates that both institutions and retail investors are increasingly recognizing this form of asset allocation. Bringing physical assets on-chain is not just a hype concept; it’s an attempt to break down the wall between traditional finance and the on-chain world.
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MetaMisfit
· 12-19 04:38
The wave of gold being tokenized is really here, but can you redeem it for just 1 gram? The threshold seems ridiculously low. Could it actually increase the risk?
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-18 17:00
1. Can redeem starting from 1 gram? Alright, now retail investors can also play with gold.
2. Is it true, Swiss vault endorsement? I still find it a bit hard to believe.
3. It's the Base chain again; this public chain really is gaining popularity.
4. Wait, isn't this just a blockchain version of spot gold futures?
5. I bet five cents that the project team will be investigated sooner or later.
6. $2.5 billion scale? Sounds exaggerated, but what about the actual trading volume?
7. Redemption starting from 1 gram indeed lowers the threshold, but will the Gas fees be a rip-off?
8. Reminds me of the blockchain mineral projects from two years ago; they all died in the end.
9. What's Arrakis? Is it endorsing the project or just cutting the leeks?
10. Gold tokenization is really the future, but whether you believe it depends on the team.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-18 06:18
Really? You can redeem with just 1 gram? This operation is truly outrageous.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 12-16 16:30
lmao "friendly threshold" they say, but actually if you read the contract terms buried in page 47, the redemption fees are absolutely wild. watched this exact playbook before—tokenized commodities always pump on hype then dump when liquidity mining ends. vesting unlocks incoming and everyone's gonna be shocked pikachu when it happens.
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SleepyValidator
· 12-16 16:15
The gold on-chain scheme sounds pretty good, but I'm just worried it might turn out to be a replica of paper gold again.
Gold tokenization surpasses $2.5 billion, and the integration of physical assets with DeFi is accelerating
【Crypto World】The tokenization of gold has really taken off. Gold Token S.A. recently officially launched the DGLD token on the Base chain. In simple terms, it’s bringing physical gold onto the blockchain—each DGLD is backed by PAMP gold stored in a Swiss vault, and you can redeem it with as little as 1 gram, making it quite accessible.
The project team has partnered with Arrakis Finance to manage liquidity on Aerodrome, essentially creating a complete closed-loop system that combines RWA and DeFi. The Base chain has indeed put a lot of effort into handling institutional-grade assets, and Aerodrome, as its leading DEX, has accumulated experience in risk-weighted assets.
From a market perspective, the timing is quite delicate—the overall market cap of tokenized gold surpassed $2.57 billion in Q3 2025. This indicates that both institutions and retail investors are increasingly recognizing this form of asset allocation. Bringing physical assets on-chain is not just a hype concept; it’s an attempt to break down the wall between traditional finance and the on-chain world.