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The World Gold Council plans to promote digital gold, analyzing the different implementation paths of PGI, PAXG, and XAUT

The World Gold Council plans to promote digital gold, analyzing the different implementation paths of PGI, PAXG, and XAUT

By JAE, PANews On September 3, 2025, Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, wrote on the X platform that the US dollar debt crisis was one of the factors driving the prices of gold and cryptocurrencies. That same day, the international gold price hit a record high of $3,578.32 per ounce. Meanwhile, the tokenized gold market in the crypto industry has surpassed $2.6 billion, and Tether has recently been reported to be in talks to invest in the gold mining industry. While the gold market continues to soar, with frequent success reports and a generally favorable outlook, a wave of digital transformation is sweeping across the market. Recently, the World Gold Council (WGC) and leading international law firm Linklaters jointly released a groundbreaking white paper, formally proposing a new definition of the "Wholesale Digital Gold" ecosystem and "Pooled Gold Interests" (PGI). The gold market's digital upgrade is more than just a technological shift; it represents a strategic response from TradFi to the crypto market. As one of the oldest financial assets, gold is also embracing the new digital era's emphasis on efficiency and flexibility, unlocking new use cases within the TradFi ecosystem. From trading restrictions to mortgage obstacles, WGC provides a "digital solution" for the gold market Currently, London’s over-the-counter (OTC) gold market is primarily comprised of two clearing models: allocated gold and unallocated gold, each with its own strengths and weaknesses that create the “opportunity gap” identified in the white paper. Allocated gold refers to specific gold bars in a physical vault with unique serial numbers, fineness and weight information. Its biggest advantage is clear ownership. Investors have direct ownership of the physical gold bars, which effectively isolates and custodians from credit risks. However, the "cost" of this model is higher complexity, the indivisibility of transactions that only accept whole gold bars (usually about 400 ounces), and the resulting liquidity restrictions. In contrast, unallocated gold represents an investor's claim on a specific amount of gold held by a custodian. Because it doesn't require the allocation of specific gold bars, this model offers greater flexibility and liquidity, allows for trading in units as low as a thousandth of an ounce, and provides a more efficient settlement process. However, its disadvantage is significant counterparty risk. In the event of the custodian's bankruptcy, investors' claims on the gold will be liquidated along with other unsecured creditors, making it difficult to obtain judicial protection for their assets. The white paper points out that both current models have serious limitations in serving as financial collateral. Unallocated gold, due to its debt nature, generally cannot be considered eligible collateral under UK and EU law. While allocated gold is legally feasible, its "cost" means that in practice it requires frequent physical transfers, deliveries, and segregation, resulting in extremely high costs and complexity, making it difficult to use as collateral. The WGC proposed a new PGI model as a solution. The PGI is based on a pool of physical gold bars held jointly by core participants, independent of the custodian's own assets, with divisible interests. The legal foundation of PGI is what distinguishes it from existing models. The white paper notes that the scheme is based on Section 20A of the UK Sale of Goods Act 1979, which allows the transfer of undivided shares in "identified bulk goods" without physically separating the goods. This legal framework defines PGI as an "intangible movable," meaning that its transfer does not require the physical movement of the goods, but rather represents a transfer of rights executed on a digital ledger. The core advantages of PGI are mainly reflected in three aspects: first, like unallocated gold, it can be divided into trading units of one thousandth of an ounce, providing higher flexibility; second, due to the legal definition of "exclusive rights", the assets of PGI holders are "bankruptcy-resistant" and their assets will not be liquidated even if the custodian institution goes bankrupt, thus filling the shortcomings of unallocated gold; finally, as an intangible movable property, PGI is naturally suitable as collateral, and its design takes into account compliance requirements such as the EU, UK EMIR and the US Dodd-Frank Act, which may activate the collateral potential of gold in OTC and central clearing counterparties. The practical path of tokenized gold In fact, in response to the long-standing pain points of the gold market, such as low liquidity, difficulty in collateralization, and high credit risk, the crypto market has conducted preliminary explorations through tokenized gold, providing a feasible practical example for the digitization and financialization of gold. As a pioneer in the crypto market, Tether launched Tether Gold (XAUT) in 2020, with a current market capitalization exceeding $1.3 billion. Each XAUT token represents one troy ounce of LBMA-standard gold bar, stored in a Swiss vault. Technically, XAUT is an ERC-20 token issued on Ethereum, enabling 24/7 global trading, freeing it from the constraints of traditional market hours. XAUT offers the advantages of high liquidity and divisibility (accurate to one-millionth of an ounce), and its widespread adoption as a crypto asset within the DeFi ecosystem. XAUT provides crypto investors with a convenient way to gain exposure to gold and can be used as a hedge against cryptocurrency volatility. However, XAUT's drawbacks lie in its highly centralized control and questionable transparency. The underlying assets are completely dependent on Tether's credit and solvency, presenting significant counterparty risk. Although Tether is governed by the British Virgin Islands, its legal framework is not widely recognized in mainstream financial markets, and its ownership resembles a contractual beneficiary's rights rather than a legally clear proprietary right. Paxos Gold (PAXG) represents a compliance-first approach to tokenized gold, currently valued at approximately $1 billion. Issued by Paxos Trust Company, PAXG is strictly regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). This strong regulatory backing is a significant compliance advantage for PAXG over many similar projects. Similarly, PAXG is an ERC-20 token issued on Ethereum, each representing a single troy ounce of LBMA gold bar held in a London vault. Paxos claims ownership of a specific physical gold bar and has developed a unique feature: users can access the serial number and physical characteristics of the physical gold bar associated with their token simply by entering their Ethereum wallet address, providing an additional layer of trust and transparency. In addition to regulatory backing, PAXG's unique advantages include a flexible redemption mechanism—institutional investors can redeem it directly for physical gold bars. Furthermore, PAXG has gained widespread recognition in leading DeFi protocols such as Curve and Aave, enabling lending and liquidity provision, which increases its profitability. Leveraging its trust company structure, PAXG establishes a legal framework similar to proprietary rights within the traditional legal system, serving as a bridge between the TradFi and crypto markets. The paradigm battle among three types of gold digitization solutions The fundamental differences between XAUT and PAXG's tokenized gold and WGC's PGI digital gold solution in terms of law, technology, market positioning and core use cases reveal the different directions chosen by traditional finance and the crypto market when facing the same issue. In terms of law and ownership, WGC places greater trust in the law. PGI does not develop a completely new asset class, but rather establishes a new ownership definition for "intangible movable property" within the existing legal framework. Its advantage lies in its legal validity and enforceability guaranteed by a centuries-old judicial system. While this solution may sacrifice some of the decentralization advantages of public blockchains, it also provides necessary legal certainty for institutional investors. In contrast, cryptocurrencies place greater trust in code. While PAXG, through its regulated trust company structure, attempts to establish similar proprietary rights within the traditional legal framework, the decentralized nature of the ERC-20 token standard presents inherent legal conflicts. XAUT, on the other hand, is primarily defined by Tether's terms of agreement and smart contracts, and the legal validity of both remains unverified within the mainstream legal system. In terms of technical architecture and market positioning, PGI is essentially an infrastructure that emphasizes "technology neutrality" and compatibility with emerging solutions such as distributed ledger technology. The WGC's description suggests that the solution is more likely a permissioned consortium blockchain operated collaboratively by core participants, aiming to digitize and automate the inter-institutional clearing process. Its target market is the highly closed institutional market with extremely high requirements for trust and efficiency, specifically addressing the clearing and collateral issues among large institutions in the London OTC market. XAUT and PAXG, on the other hand, are more like products, both issued on public blockchains like Ethereum. They are permissionless assets that can be held, transferred, and traded by any user through a crypto wallet, without having to go through the complex KYC/AML processes of TradFi institutions. Therefore, they are targeted at the DeFi and retail markets, serving crypto-native protocols and retail investors. In terms of core use cases, WGC's primary goal is to unlock the potential of gold as an institutional-grade collateral. By addressing the legal and practical challenges of gold collateralization, PGI will enable the efficient use of gold in scenarios such as repos and lending, thereby revitalizing trillions of dollars in existing assets. The WGC CEO stated that gold needs to transform from a "non-interest-bearing" asset to an "interest-bearing" one. XAUT and PAXG are primarily focused on empowering the crypto ecosystem. As gold-backed stablecoins, they can be used for lending, liquidity provision, volatility hedging, and portfolio diversification in DeFi. While the two solutions offer superficially similar use cases, their underlying logic is fundamentally different. PGI aims to transform the long-established and large-scale TradFi market, while XAUT and PAXG are targeting the rapidly growing DeFi market. PGI is TradFi's attempt to "embody the essence" of blockchain technology, adopting a digital form while remaining true to the essence of TradFi. This selective innovation may maximize the benefits of integrating digital technology into existing frameworks while minimizing regulatory risks. PGI, PAXG, and XAUT have the potential to form a multi-dimensional, multi-layered "gold ecosystem." PGI will dominate the institutional market, focusing on solving high-value, large-volume liquidation and collateral issues. PAXG, leveraging its regulatory compliance advantages, has the potential to bridge mainstream institutions and the crypto market, providing a trusted, regulated channel between TradFi and DeFi. XAUT can continue to focus on the retail and crypto-native markets, securing a niche with its high liquidity and broad compatibility.

Author: PANews

2025/09/08

Bitcoin Whales Dump $12.7B In Largest Selloff Since 2022

Bitcoin Whales Dump $12.7B In Largest Selloff Since 2022

The post Bitcoin Whales Dump $12.7B In Largest Selloff Since 2022 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin whales have sold a whopping $12.7 billion in Bitcoin over the past month, and continued sales could further pressure its price for the next few weeks, according to analysts. “The trend of reducing exposure by major Bitcoin network players continues to intensify, reaching the largest coin distribution this year,” observed CryptoQuant analyst “caueconomy” on Friday.  They added that in the last 30 days, whale reserves have fallen by more than 100,000 Bitcoin (BTC), “signaling intense risk aversion among large investors.” This selling pressure has been “penalizing the price structure in the short term,” ultimately pus hing prices below $108,000. According to CryptoQuant data, it has been the largest whale sell-off since July 2022, with a 30-day change of 114,920 BTC worth around $12.7 billion at current market prices as of Saturday.  “At this time, we are still seeing these reductions in the portfolios of major players, which may continue to pressure Bitcoin in the coming weeks.” Bitcoin whales have been offloading. Source: CryptoQuant Whale balance change slows down  The seven-day daily change balance reached its highest level since March 2021 on Sept. 3, with more than 95,000 BTC being shifted by whales for that week. Last week, Bitcoin entrepreneur David Bailey said prices could surge to $150,000 if two key whales stop selling.  Related: Bitcoin will soar to $150K if we slay these 2 whales: David Bailey The good news is that the aggressive selling appears to have slowed, with the weekly balance change dropping to around 38,000 BTC as of Sept. 6.  Meanwhile, the asset has been trading in a tight range-bound channel between $110,000 and $111,000 over the past three days as the selling pressure abated slightly.  CryptoQuant defines whales as a cohort holding a balance between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC.  A structural counterbalance  “While recent whale…

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2025/09/08

Shocking ETH Liquidations Dominate Crypto Market: $19.6M Wiped Out

Shocking ETH Liquidations Dominate Crypto Market: $19.6M Wiped Out

The post Shocking ETH Liquidations Dominate Crypto Market: $19.6M Wiped Out appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Shocking ETH Liquidations Dominate Crypto Market: $19.6M Wiped Out Skip to content Home Crypto News Shocking ETH Liquidations Dominate Crypto Market: $19.6M Wiped Out Source: https://bitcoinworld.co.in/eth-crypto-liquidations-dominate/

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2025/09/08

South Korea Mandates Crypto Disclosure in Real Estate Deals

South Korea Mandates Crypto Disclosure in Real Estate Deals

The post South Korea Mandates Crypto Disclosure in Real Estate Deals appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: South Korea requires crypto sale disclosures in real estate transactions for transparency. Aims to prevent illicit capital in real estate. Potentially boosts legitimacy of crypto-derived profits. The South Korean government revised real estate transaction regulations on September 8th, mandating full disclosure of funds from virtual asset sales for home purchases. This move aims to enhance transparency and prevent illicit capital inflows into the real estate market, potentially affecting cryptocurrencies commonly used in substantial transactions. New Crypto Disclosure Rules Reshape South Korea’s Real Estate Market The revised regulations stipulate mandatory reporting of proceeds from virtual asset sales in real estate financing plans. Ministries, including Finance, Land, and Transport, are responsible for joint implementation. Supporting documentation for transactions is obligatory. This initiative targets transparency, decreasing the chances of illegal capital infiltration into the real estate market. Immediate implications suggest a tougher barrier for illicitly sourced cryptocurrency funds to penetrate real estate. Legitimate use of crypto-derived funds is acknowledged as owned capital for property purchases, potentially reinforcing the legitimacy of digital assets within the legal economy. Financial Services Commission Statement“Stricter enforcement targets tax evasion and forced liquidations, as South Korea positions itself as a global digital asset regulation leader.” Market reactions to this announcement have been measured. Both the Financial Services Commission and the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit oversee compliance, ensuring integrity in finance regulations. No immediate statements from key industry figures have surfaced thus far regarding these rules. South Korea’s Crypto Policies Echo Global Financial Trends Did you know? South Korea’s move to include cryptocurrencies in real estate finance plans resembles earlier measures targeting cash transactions to enhance fund transparency. Per CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $110,845.03 with a market cap of $2.21 trillion. BTC’s price shifted 0.27% over 24 hours, with a 90-day change of 1.28%, highlighting volatility amidst…

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2025/09/08

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) vs. Compound: Could This New Lending Protocol Define the Next Era of DeFi?

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) vs. Compound: Could This New Lending Protocol Define the Next Era of DeFi?

The post Mutuum Finance (MUTM) vs. Compound: Could This New Lending Protocol Define the Next Era of DeFi? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Decentralized finance (DeFi) has gone through multiple waves of innovation, with each wave defining efforts to create new rules governing the movement of funds on a chain. Compound (COMP) was one of the original protocols of DeFi lending during its infancy and established open markets where users could deposit, borrow, and earn interest without relying on banks or intermediaries. However, by 2025, Compound continues to be a big player, but its growth opportunities appear limited. This has made possible new projects such as Mutuum Finance (MUTM), a token that is both low-cost and innovative and which is already being touted as potentially becoming the successor of the original giants of DeFi. Compound (COMP) When Compound was created in 2018, it was one of the first protocols to show that decentralized lending was possible. It was a creative concept then that enabled one to borrow against their cryptocurrency holdings, earn interest and place the cryptocurrency assets in the liquidity pools. Following its introduction as a token of governance in 2020, COMP was a catalyst for the broader DeFi boom and became linked to yield farming. When it soared up to more than $850 in May 2021, COMP gave early adopters life-altering returns. The token has a market worth in the billions, and it is currently trading close to $43. Though it remains among the most popular DeFi tokens, its ability to go many times has faded since the breakout years. As a matter of fact, Compound has grown to be a popular protocol. Its market value has little to no room to go up 20x or 30x, it has a well-established user base and its mechanics have been replicated. It is likely that the explosive growth days of COMP are already behind them, thus the emphasis is being laid on earlier-stage…

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2025/09/08

Kinto Announces Closure and Initiates Orderly Liquidation

Kinto Announces Closure and Initiates Orderly Liquidation

PANews reported on September 8th that Kinto, according to its official Medium post, lost 577 ETH in July due to a CPIMP proxy exploit on Arbitrum's $K token . This has exacerbated funding and debt pressures, and the team has not received any compensation since July. The project has now been shut down. All remaining assets (approximately $800,000) will be used to repay Phoenix lenders, with an estimated 76% principal recovery. The founder will personally donate $55,000, and victims will receive up to $1,100 per address and can participate in future fund recovery through the CVR protocol. Kinto wallet and asset withdrawals will be available until September 30th, and the ERA airdrop is expected to be distributed on October 15th.

Author: PANews

2025/09/08

While Bitcoin Price Struggles, Here’s What To Expect Next

While Bitcoin Price Struggles, Here’s What To Expect Next

The post While Bitcoin Price Struggles, Here’s What To Expect Next appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin price drop from its all-time high may not be as simple as it looks, according to expert trader Luca, who predicts bears could be on the losing end in the weeks ahead. He states that the current Bitcoin (BTC) price could trick bears, trapping them in the next big short squeeze. According to Luca, it’s only a matter of weeks for this to happen. He also mentioned that the current setup mirrors a fractal that occurred last year ahead of the 2024 BTC price breakout. Bitcoin Makers Are Laying Down the Bear Trap Luca continued to explain that the key to understanding the direction of BTC price over the next few weeks lies in the Bitcoin exchange order books. One of the signs that the largest cryptocurrency is yet to reach a new all time high is the absence of new higher highs. Interestingly, he pointed out this is not a bearish signal. He observed that since BTC topped in mid-August, no highs had been taken out, and this was because short positions were being protected in the short term. The idea is that market makers hold the market within a range to make short sellers believe their trades will work out. The post explained that a similar setup happened in 2024, during a long consolidation phase when highs stayed untouched until the November breakout. Luca said that the longer this setup lasts, the more complacent bears become, creating the perfect conditions for a short squeeze. He added that this could trigger the next major squeeze in the coming weeks, and although it may seem counterintuitive, the protection of shorts and the lack of higher highs was a positive sign for the market. Remember my thesis from early-April around liquidity traps and the untapped lows that were forming? I…

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2025/09/08

How DeFi Platforms Handle Future Security Incidents

How DeFi Platforms Handle Future Security Incidents

The post How DeFi Platforms Handle Future Security Incidents appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In a remarkable first for decentralized finance (DeFi), the Venus Protocol successfully recovered $13.5 million stolen by North Korea’s Lazarus hackers. The recovery was executed through an emergency on-chain governance vote, showcasing a new and powerful aspect of decentralized decision-making. The attacker’s wallet was frozen and liquidated within just 12 hours of the hack, a speed that often surpasses traditional centralized finance (CeFi) systems in responding to security breaches. Venus Protocol recovers in the on-chain hack recovery The incident began when hackers exploited a vulnerability, though the platform itself was not breached. The stolen funds were quickly identified, and the Venus community and development team mobilized to propose an emergency measure. Token holders, through a rapid on-chain vote, approved the forcible liquidation of the hacker’s positions and the freezing of the stolen assets, allowing the funds to be transferred to a secure recovery wallet. This event has sparked a debate on the trade-offs between decentralization and security. While some argue that a truly decentralized system shouldn’t have the ability to reverse transactions, proponents of the Venus Protocol’s action point to the swift and effective mitigation of losses as proof that a community-governed approach can be a powerful tool for protecting users. This phishing scare shows just how advanced attackers are these days. We encourage everyone to read @KuanSun1990‘s story to learn how to better protect yourself. The key is to always verify. Whether it’s transactions, people, or dApps. https://t.co/gzvRqGcSkr pic.twitter.com/YlSltYoloL — Venus Protocol (@VenusProtocol) September 7, 2025 This successful recovery could set a precedent for how DeFi platforms handle future security incidents, highlighting the potential for decentralized communities to act decisively in a crisis. Source: https://coinidol.com/venus-protocol-recovers/

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2025/09/08

Next Big Crypto After Solana and Aave? Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Price Predictions Point to Explosive Upside Potential

Next Big Crypto After Solana and Aave? Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Price Predictions Point to Explosive Upside Potential

The post Next Big Crypto After Solana and Aave? Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Price Predictions Point to Explosive Upside Potential appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Each market cycle generates breakout tokens, the defining feature of whole cryptocurrency eras, and a way to give early adopters an exponential payout. Previously, such names as Solana (SOL) and Aave (AAVE) were hardly recognized but soon became multibillion-dollar giants. Their achievements have evolved into case studies of how adoption, utility and timing interact to produce revolutionary outcomes. The same question is being raised by investors however the tokens are growing older and their growth is slow because of the massive market caps: what comes next? What is the next protocol that integrates innovation, scalability, and utility in a manner that will be able to grab the market and generate the same level of upside that Solana and Aave did? Due to that search, analysts and traders are currently examining fresh projects that blend price with practical tasks; these undertakings can be the next center of focus of decentralized financing. Solana & Aave Solana (SOL) is one of the primary, low-cost, high-speed blockchain players. SOL is at a price of approximately $207, an increase of approximately 65 percent annually, but still a long way off its all-time high of $293 reached in January 2025. In 2021-2022, SOL early holders were rewarded handsomely, 50-100x returns were frequent. But that type of upside is incredibly remote with Solana having a market capitalization of more than $110 billion. Aave (AAVE), the pioneer in DeFi lending, is a good example of the same trend. AAVE is now trading at an all-time low of around $308, which is over 50 percent lower than the high but it continues to make a big difference in the lending business. Those who jumped in at the very beginning made a lot of money in its breakout, however, the growth ceiling has since reduced drastically. The key conclusion is…

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2025/09/08

Ethereum Price Signals Suggest A Drop Below $4,000 Is Imminent But Memes Like Layer Brett Will Surge

Ethereum Price Signals Suggest A Drop Below $4,000 Is Imminent But Memes Like Layer Brett Will Surge

The post Ethereum Price Signals Suggest A Drop Below $4,000 Is Imminent But Memes Like Layer Brett Will Surge appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum (ETH) has once again become the focal point of market chatter as traders brace for a potential dip below $4,000. Analysts note persistent selling pressure around key resistance zones with liquidity clusters forming in the $4,200 to $4,300 range. Technical analysis points to weakening momentum. If Ethereum prices fail to hold $4,000, a slide all the way to $3,600 could play out. While this outlook tempers short-term optimism, the narrative remains intact—Ethereum is still the backbone of decentralized finance, and its long-term adoption is accelerating. Whales and retail traders alike are diversifying. Attention is flowing into Layer Brett, a meme-driven Ethereum Layer 2 project that’s already approaching a major milestone of $3 million raised in presale funding, with tokens still available at just $0.0055. For many, it represents the asymmetric upside that Ethereum can no longer provide. Ethereum price faces near-term downside Current technical indicators suggest ETH may not escape further downside before a rebound. The token is locked in a horizontal range, with buyers defending the $4,000 support but unable to mount a decisive move above $4,300. Analysts point out that a break below $4,000 would activate stop-loss clusters, intensifying liquidations in leveraged futures markets. Despite these bearish near-term signals, macro projections for Ethereum remain constructive. Consensus forecasts place ETH within the $7,000 to $8,000 range by 2026 assuming institutional flows from ETFs continue. Bolder predictions even stretch toward $10,000 or higher in euphoric scenarios. But for the everyday investor, those gains are solid yet limited—far from the life-changing multiples many crypto traders chase. Why Layer Brett could surge while ETH consolidates This is where Layer Brett enters the conversation. Built as an Ethereum Layer 2 meme coin, it merges viral meme energy with real blockchain scalability — instant transactions, low fees, and staking rewards that dwarf anything…

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2025/09/08

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