The US-listed company Aurelion disclosed that it holds 33,318 Tether Gold, of which 10,000 have been pledged

By: rootdata|2026/04/25 02:16:57

According to Prnewswire, Nasdaq-listed company Aurelion disclosed that it currently holds 33,318 Tether Gold (XAUT), with a holding value exceeding $157 million based on a price of $4,719.15 per ounce. Additionally, the company revealed that it has staked 10,000 XAUT, transforming the gold token from a mere reserve asset into a yield-generating collateral asset, while another 23,318 XAUT remain unstaked.

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