Backed by real gold. Built for on-chain scale.
HGLD is gold on-chain. HGFI is its Gold-Fi Asset.
We started in traditional gold trading, expanded into software, and integrated AI. One ecosystem now ties those together.
1 HGLD = 0.01g of physical gold, held 1:1 in a regulated bank gold trust. It brings traditional-finance trust on-chain and is the source of trust interest and managed yield. Trust interest ≈1.5% (est.) · KRX-linked · 1:1 redemption.
AI agents trained in ClawArena's five game arenas move on to HGLD trading and run around the clock, building volume and arbitrage participation. 6,540 wallets · 6,000 agents · 611,170 matches.
The Gold-Fi Asset where both engines converge. Reserve yield and HGLD arbitrage P&L fund recurring open-market buybacks, and holders can lock HGFI in ve(3,3). Fixed 1B supply.
Trust interest ≈1.5% is an estimate. ClawArena figures are closed-beta product metrics as of 2026-08; agent trading of HGLD begins after the HGLD launch. HGFI's fixed 1B supply is a settled fact; HGLD supply expands and contracts with verified reserves.
1 HGLD = 0.01g of physical gold, custodied 1:1 in a regulated bank gold trust. Every step from mint to redemption is verifiable.
Physical gold is deposited into a dedicated, segregated trust account at a regulated bank. Gold held in the trust earns interest, which is the regulated base cash flow.
An independent firm verifies and publishes reserves, matched 1:1 to on-chain supply. Issuance matches verified reserves, and on-chain supply can be checked against public attestations.
KYB-verified institutions mint 1:1 (0.01g of physical gold per token) under multi-sig control, on institutional digital-asset issuance infrastructure.
Freely traded on DEX/CEX and priced off the KRX gold market via a standard oracle feed. Redeemable to physical gold through institutional channels: redeem request, gold delivered, supply burned.
Issuance matches verified reserves, at 0.01g per token
On-chain supply can be checked against public attestations
Redeem request → gold delivered → supply burned
The price comes from the Korea Exchange (KRX) gold market through a standard oracle feed, with no in-house pricing.
Reserve, custody, issuance, oracle, and attestation roles are as designed; partners and final scope per definitive agreements. Bank trust custody goes live with the HGLD launch (Phase 2). Feed design as planned: KRX gold trades 09:00–15:30 KST, and the off-hours reference method is part of the feed design under review.
Trust interest, additional interest and HGLD arbitrage P&L accrue to the foundation and fund open-market HGFI buybacks.
HGLD itself pays no interest. Reserve yield accrues to the foundation.
Schematic curves for illustration. They do not show market prices or desk results.
Spot only, with no mint or redeem. The desk trades HGLD already in circulation from its own inventory, and returns depend on how often price gaps open between exchanges.
Figures marked (est.) are estimates. Additional interest accrues on staked HGLD only; its structure is in progress and subject to change. Desk parameters are company assumptions with no operating history yet. Buyback size and cadence are set by the foundation and are not committed here.
Rather than built from scratch, the stack is assembled from established custody, issuance, oracle, and attestation providers.

Structure as designed; partners and final scope per definitive agreements.
1 HGLD = 0.01g of physical gold.
The gold-backed asset of the ecosystem. Supply tracks verified reserves, and HGLD is redeemable 1:1 for physical gold through institutional channels.
Custody, attestation and price-feed roles are as designed; partners and final scope per definitive agreements. KRX gold trades 09:00–15:30 KST; the off-hours reference method is part of the feed design under review.
1B fixed supply, no inflation.
The Gold-Fi Asset where HGLD ecosystem value accrues. Reserve yield and HGLD arbitrage P&L fund recurring open-market buybacks.
Per the operating model, token name, emissions, rewards, conversion, unlocks and DAO parameters finalize after legal, economic and audit review.
Timing and scope depend on legal, regulatory, partner, audit, and technical readiness.
Read the HGLD service deck, or contact us for launch updates.