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#1Jun 6, 2020, 01:30 AM
I’ve heard of PAXG and XAUT, but I just came across XAU on a perpetual derivatives market yesterday. Did some digging and found out it’s called gold (derivatives), with a supply of 0, so it’s not a coin or a token in the usual sense. It’s being traded on spot markets at a couple of lesser-known exchanges according to Coinmarketcap, but its derivatives are available on a bunch of prominent exchanges.
If this token starts getting more traction on well-known exchanges, would it be a good idea to pick some up to mix in with your gold tokens? Or do you think it’s just too risky?
I struggled to find solid info about this token since there are so many gold derivatives out there that aren’t related. I understand coin derivatives pretty well, but I'm not sure how this XAU (derivatives) token works in the spot market.
Here’s the link to the gold derivatives info
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/gold-derivatives/
I’m assuming the token price is based on physical gold prices and issued as a token, but honestly, there’s not much info to go on.