As per Coinotag, tokenized gold has reached a total supply of $1.5 billion in 2025, driven by demand for secure and liquid assets amid market volatility. Bitcoin’s price performance has lagged behind gold, with the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio hitting levels historically seen at market bottoms. Analysts suggest this could signal a potential rebound for Bitcoin. Tokenized gold, a blockchain-based digital representation of physical gold, has gained traction due to its accessibility, 24/7 trading, and faster settlements. Platforms like Tether Gold and Pax Gold have reported increased holdings, with institutional adoption rising 30% year-over-year. The European Union’s MiCA framework has also supported tokenized gold’s growth, while Bitcoin faces challenges from U.S. Federal Reserve rate decisions.
Tokenized Gold Surpasses $1.5 Billion in 2025 as Bitcoin Trails Behind
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Bitcoin news broke on Tuesday as tokenized gold hit $1.5 billion in total supply in 2025, driven by demand for secure and liquid assets. Bitcoin analysis shows its price has underperformed gold, with the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio near historical lows. Tether Gold and Pax Gold reported higher holdings, while institutional adoption rose 30% year-over-year. The EU’s MiCA framework boosted tokenized gold growth, while Bitcoin faces headwinds from Fed rate decisions.
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