PAX Gold (PAXG)

Pacifica Week 37 Update 🌊 🔹 763 points 🔹 $38,119 volume 🔹 Cost per point: FREE 🔹 Rank #541 on @pacifica_fi Still running pretty much the same setup as the past few weeks: 🔸 Long Gold open 🔸 Short PAXG open 🔸 A few opportunistic trades here and there But this week there’s one thing worth highlighting: Backpack funding has been absolutely carrying the strategy lately. Not just this week, but across the last several weeks, the funding payments alone have been covering a huge part of the farming costs, making the entire Pacifica setup feel incredibly efficient. At this point, Pacifica farming has honestly become very simple for me. - No complicated rotations. - No aggressive overtrading. - No constantly chasing new strategies. Just maintaining the core setup and letting the funding work in the background while accumulating points consistently. As long as BP funding stays this favorable, the efficiency is honestly kind of insane. Especially considering: ✔️ sustainable setup ✔️ low maintenance ✔️ consistent point generation ✔️ funding helping offset costs > Takeaway: Sometimes the best farming strategy isn’t the most active one. If you can find a setup with strong funding dynamics and maintain consistency, the process becomes much simpler and much more efficient.

$90.7 billion in tokenized gold volume. One quarter. More than all of 2025. Physical assets are going onchain whether TradFi is ready or not. https://t.co/0YPJtJTFdy

Day 13: Things to spend your profits on: S tier: ▫️Family ▫️Health (screenings, gym, swimming, therapy) ▫️Privacy (VPNs, burner phones, passports) ▫️Physical gold / tokenized gold (e.g., PAXG) ▫️Index funds / securities / estate A tier: ▫️Skill-building (dev courses, writing coaching etc) ▫️Proper PC / desk setup ▫️OPSEC upgrades (cold wallets, Faraday bags, air-gapped devices) ▫️supporting public goods or close community B tier: ▫️Travel ▫️DePIN tools (Starlink, Helium gear, miners) ▫️tech upgrades (new flashy phone, new camera gear, extra extra monitor) C tier: ▫️Watches ▫️Supercars / luxury leases ▫️VIP tables / fake status boosts D tier: ▫️Useless smart home junk ▫️Mild flexes (overpriced coffee gear etc) ▫️VR headsets you use twice ▫️Overpriced Designer clothes F+ tier: ▫️casino, high-stakes betting ▫️sugar babies, hookers F tier: ▫️Meme coins ▫️Gambling alts ▫️Farming ponzis ▫️“It's early” Discord calls ▫️Fancy NFTs you’ll baghold forever ▫️Drugs ▫️onlyfans and similar shit

Pacifica Week 36 Update 🌊 🔹 435 points 🔹 Only $6,553 volume 🔹 Cost per point: $0.0054 🔹 Rank #548 on @pacifica_fi This was probably my lowest-effort week so far. I’ve been away most of the week, so I barely spent time managing positions. Mainly just kept: 🔸 Long Gold open 🔸 Short PAXG open 🔸 A few occasional trades here and there That’s it. Result: 435 points generated with very low volume and minimal management time. Honestly, what stands out to me the most is the efficiency. - No aggressive farming. - No constant trading. - No overcomplicated setup. - Just letting the strategy run with a few adjustments during the week. What I’m noticing lately is that Pacifica still rewards consistency more than overtrading. A lot of people are chasing volume, vault rotations, and more active strategies, which can definitely work, but for me, keeping a sustainable setup with low maintenance has been performing surprisingly well. Especially considering: ✔️ low time commitment ✔️ low volume used ✔️ low cost per point > Takeaway: You don’t necessarily need huge volume or nonstop activity to accumulate points efficiently. Sometimes a simple setup, managed consistently, is enough.

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I think the next RWA wave will not be bonds. It will be commodities. And in some ways, it already started. @HyperliquidX trading oil while NYMEX was closed may end up being one of the most important market structure developments of this cycle. Because the real breakout was not Treasury wrappers. It was crypto rails starting to handle global macro volatility. Hyperliquid already supports commodity and macro exposure through synthetic perp markets: ➤ gold ➤ silver ➤ oil ➤ equities ➤ FX pairs ➤ indices During recent geopolitical volatility, oil perps reportedly traded more volume than ETH perps on Hyperliquid. That is crypto beginning to absorb non-crypto volatility flows. And the stack forming around this is much larger than one exchange. @synthetix and newer perp venues are expanding synthetic commodity exposure. @Paxos and Tether already turned gold into onchain collateral through PAXG and XAUT. Stablecoins provide the settlement layer. Hyperliquid simply showed what happens once all o

JUST IN: Tokenized gold spot volume surges to $90.7b in Q1 2026, already beating the entire 2025 total of $84.6b, per CoinGecko https://t.co/IhRyoxt21y

⚡ Flash News 🥇 Tokenized Gold Gains Ground @CoinGecko reported that the spot volume of tokenized gold reached $90.70 billion in Q1 2026, surpassing the $84.64 billion traded throughout 2025. https://t.co/fn2TmmLgJt