PAXG Demand Rises as Tariff Fears Drive Shift to Gold-Backed Crypto Assets

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The new incoming demand for PAXG is driven by evolving tariff policies that could fuel inflation and economic slowdown, directing gold as a sound safe-haven asset.

Gold-backed tokens like PAXG, as real-world assets (RWAs), bridge traditional finance’s security and Web3’s technology together, enabling crypto investors to hedge against macro uncertainty while embracing blockchain’s transparency and global accessibility.

This aligns with the broader narrative of crypto evolving into strong macro hedges, particularly as market volatility persists.

Beyond PAXG, tokens like Tether Gold (XAUT) are worth watching for similar exposure. The RWA trend will likely grow in 2025, integrating more traditional assets into Web3 and driving mass adoption of decentralized finance.

While precise price predictions are tough, PAXG could test $3,500-$4,000 in 2025 if gold prices rally further amid inflationary pressures, though market dynamics warrant caution.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research

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