2025-12-30 12:29:02

Gold tokens are actually both significant assets within the industry. To be honest, the value system of gold is relatively well-established, and after so many years of accumulation, a rebound after a decline is inevitable. You cannot ignore its scale and market position.

The recent market rally has indeed been quite fierce, and high-level fluctuations are very normal. Some investors are taking the opportunity to realize profits and unload some positions, and then buying interest will come back in, continuing to push higher. There is optimism that it can reach the psychological threshold of $5000.

$XAU and $PAXG, these two gold tokens, are worth paying attention to in terms of future performance. Of course, short-term volatility is unavoidable, but from a fundamental perspective, their support levels are clearly in place.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 13h ago

A drop followed by a rebound in gold is very normal, but can the 5000 level really be broken through? What are those holding positions in XAU and PAXG waiting for? The fundamentals are indeed solid. Haha, it's profit-taking again, and then buy-side support. How many times have we heard this story... But to be fair, given the size of gold, short-term fluctuations are unavoidable. $5000 is a barrier; whether it can be firmly broken depends on whether it can be tested again. Old gold assets are like this—there are always buyers whether prices go up or down. Isn't that annoying? If the fundamentals are solid, just hold on. Anyway, there's always a short-term opportunity to buy the dip.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 13h ago

Gold tokens indeed have a solid foundation, but can they really break through the 5000 level? It depends on the subsequent funding volume. Short-term profit-taking is indeed fierce, but the fundamentals are stable there. Both XAU and PAXG are worth watching, just don't chase the highs.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 13h ago

Gold indeed has a bottom line; a rebound is no problem, just afraid of being trapped at high levels. $5000? That's interesting, depends on whether it can hold. I've touched both $XAU and $PAXG; short-term fluctuations are normal, don't panic. By the way, those who took profits are not fools; wait for the pullback to get back in. The fundamentals are supporting it; I still remain bullish.

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MEVictim

· 13h ago

$5000? Dream on, let's first stabilize at $2800. Wait, can gold really break new highs this time? It doesn't seem that simple. I'm a bit tempted by XAU, but I'm still watching, not in a rush to buy. It's the old routine of high-level oscillation, no negotiations if you try to cut me. How's the liquidity of PAXG? Is anyone really trading it? Gold is stable, but at this price, it feels overhyped. Taking profits is the right move, don't be greedy, staying alive is the real win.

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