Gold
At-riskYour position · PAXGy$0.00$0.00
Marked value; redeems to USDT0 at the gold price on exit
PAXGy price-
Pool NAV$0$0

USDT0USD₮0 on X Layer
You deposit USDT0; the agent converts it to PAXGy (tokenized gold) and back. When you withdraw, the gold is sold and you receive USDT0 — more or less than you put in, depending on where gold has moved.
Amount
USDT0How it works
- 1Deposit USDT0 into the gold pool. It's its own isolated pool, separate from the safe treasury.
- 2The agent converts it to PAXGy (Paxos' yield-bearing tokenized gold) through an on-chain swap, within hard caps the owner set. PAXGy's gold entitlement grows over time.
- 3Withdraw while gold is trading: the PAXGy is sold and you get USDT0 back at the current price, more or less than you put in. Over the weekend gold gap, entry and exit pause.
What you're taking on
- Price risk. This is not capital preservation. The pool's value moves with the price of gold, and you can withdraw less than you deposited.
- Weekend freeze. Gold trades roughly 24/5. Deposits and withdrawals pause over the weekend gold gap so no one transacts across it.
- Spread and slippage. Every buy and sell crosses a spread through the PAXGy/USDG pool, so a quick in-and-out costs a little even if gold hasn't moved.
- Oracle dependency. PAXGy is marked from its on-chain gold rate and a gold/USD feed Aumo runs, with on-chain guards; if it goes stale the pool refuses to trade rather than transact on a blind price.
- Issuer trust. PAXGy is issued by Paxos, which can freeze or pause its token. Standard for a regulated RWA, and the same trust class as the other real-world assets Aumo holds.