Gold Price Today (10 November 2025)

As of 10 November 2025, the gold price is around USD $3,997.45 per troy ounce. One troy ounce equals 31.1035 grams, which means the per-gram price is approximately $128.54, and per kilogram is $128,540. These spot prices represent the global benchmark used by traders, bullion dealers, and institutional investors. Prices fluctuate throughout the day due to market activity, economic reports, and currency movements. Tokenized gold like XAUT and PAXG mirrors these prices in real time, allowing investors to trade gold digitally without physical handling.

Why Does the Price of Gold Move?

Gold prices are affected by macroeconomic and geopolitical factors. Inflation, interest rate changes, and uncertainty in financial markets typically push investors toward gold as a safe-haven asset. Conversely, when markets are stable and the U.S. dollar strengthens, demand can soften slightly. Despite daily fluctuations, gold’s long-term trend has remained upward, reflecting its enduring value as a store of wealth and hedge against currency debasement.

How to Read Gold Spot Prices

  • Spot price: live market price per ounce

  • Retail price: spot price plus premium (refining, shipping, insurance)

  • Jewelry pricing: includes craftsmanship and brand
    Spot prices serve as a baseline for investment decisions. Physical gold purchases will usually cost more than the spot price due to premiums. Tokenized gold, however, trades in line with the spot price, providing investors with real-time exposure to the actual market value of gold.

Gold Charts and Timeframes

Gold charts help investors track price movements over different periods. Short-term charts, such as 1-hour or 15-minute intervals, are used by traders monitoring immediate trends. Long-term charts, like 1-year or 5-year views, show broader patterns and help investors plan hedging or portfolio allocation strategies. By analyzing these charts, investors can distinguish between temporary volatility and long-term price movements.

Gold vs. Tokenized Gold (XAUT and PAXG)

Gold has long been recognized as a stable and valuable asset, cherished for its ability to preserve wealth across generations. In the digital age, gold is no longer confined to physical bars or coins—innovations like tokenized gold have brought this timeless asset onto the blockchain. Platforms offering tokens such as XAUT and PAXG allow investors to hold gold in a fully digital form, combining the security and intrinsic value of gold with the accessibility, liquidity, and flexibility of crypto markets. By bridging traditional gold with blockchain technology, tokenized gold provides a modern way to invest in and trade this precious metal without the logistical challenges of storage or transportation.

Is Tokenized Gold Actually Backed by Real Gold?

  • Each XAUT or PAXG token corresponds to a verified amount of physical gold

  • Token prices move in sync with global gold markets

  • Some tokens are redeemable for actual gold under issuer rules
    Tokenized gold ensures transparency, secure storage, and instant pricing that reflects spot market values. Investors can participate in gold trading without needing to handle or store physical bars or coins.

Check tokenized gold prices on MEXC:
XAUT: https://www.mexc.com/price/XAUT
PAXG: https://www.mexc.com/price/PAXG

Should You Buy Physical Gold or Tokenized Gold?

Physical gold is preferred for tangible storage, gifting, and long-term wealth preservation. Tokenized gold offers liquidity, instant trading, and the ability to hold fractional amounts without storage or insurance concerns. Many investors combine both, holding physical gold for security while using tokenized gold for flexibility in trading and portfolio management. With today’s gold price at $3,997.45 per troy ounce, tokenized gold provides efficient and accessible exposure to this historically stable asset.

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