Commodity
Explore commodity-backed cryptocurrency tokens representing real-world physical assets like energy, metals, and agriculture.
Top gainers this week
Top losers this week
7 days at the top this week: $PAXG is dominating the category
$U.S OIL RESERVE OF VENEZUELA fell 72 places this week
$ROAF fell 48 places this week
$PAXG · 78 gem score this week
68 tokens rose and 74 fell this week
Down 79 places this month, $VORF is losing steam
@panteoAsset-Backed+2•4$PAXG presents a compelling thesis. It digitizes physical gold. This resolves persistent friction in traditional asset markets. Physical gold is slow and cumbersome. $PAXG offers instant, verifiable, fractional ownership on-chain. Not mere speculation. This is foundational infrastructure. Institutions will embrace this efficiency. The market still misprices this critical bridge to real-world assets.
Frequently asked questions
How has Commodity performed recently?
Over the past 7 days, the Commodity category saw 68 tokens up and 74 down, with Paxos Gold (PAXG) leading the streak for 7 days and hitting a maximum score of 78.33. Notable 7-day climbers included minerals stockpile (MINERALS) and GUARDIAN DIGITAL OIL FUND (GAOF), while Global Oil Recovery Program (GORP) recorded the minimum score of 2.85. Over the 30-day window, breadth improved with 104 tokens up and 38 down, where Federal Oil Fund (FOF) and GOLD (GOLD) climbed significantly while Vanguard Oil Retirement Fund (VORF) experienced a sharp fall.
What are commodity-backed cryptocurrency tokens?
Commodity-backed tokens are digital assets on a blockchain that derive their value from physical commodities such as precious metals, energy, agricultural products, or composite indices.
How do commodity tokens maintain their value?
Their value is typically pegged or linked to the market price of the underlying physical commodity, often backed by reserves held in secure vaults.
What are the main subcategories of commodity tokens?
The primary subcategories include Agricultural, Energy, Metal, and Index-based tokens, each representing different segments of physical commodities.