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What are AUXM Tokens?
AUXM tokens are a premium digital asset token designed for institutional investors seeking a secure, asset-backed, and strategically limited-supply investment. It combines the utility of blockchain technology with the security of tangible assets, offering a unique dual-backed structure. Each AUXM token is backed two fold by PECU Coin reserves and by accumulated gold reserves, they are redeemable for physical gold under specific conditions, providing an innovative bridge between digital and physical value.
Key Characteristics of AUXM Tokens
Asset Backed
Every AUXM token is secured by twice its value in PECU Coin Reserves and accumulated gold reserves.
Direct Exposure
AUXM tokens are pegged to the real time global pricing of physical gold.
Transportable
Transporting physical gold is costly & challenging, AUXM is easy to transfer within seconds without the costs.
Institutional Focus
Redemption privileges are exclusive to verified institutional investors such as brokerage firms, funds & exchanges.
Strict Compliance
Mandatory KYC/AML verification for all institutional redemptions.
24/7 Trading Ability
Every AUXM token is tradable 24/7/365 on exchanges that list AUXM tokens.
Fractionalization
Physical gold is difficult to fractionalize, AUXM by design is fractionalized up to 15 decimal points.
Investor Control
AUXM token holders enjoy no custodian fees, they manage their own costs and logistics when opting for physical asset redemption.
Utility and Advantages
How AUXM Tokens Work
Asset Backed: Every AUXM token is secured by twice its value in PECU Coin Reserves and accumulated physical gold reserves.
Fixed Maximum Supply: Capped at 100,000 tokens, ensuring scarcity and value preservation.
Redemption Option: After a 12-month holding period, verified institutional holders can redeem AUXM for physical assets, subject to monthly limits.
Redemption Limits: Capped at 100 AUXM tokens per month or 20% of a holder’s total AUXM balance, whichever is lesser.
Holder Responsibilities: Token holders converting to physical assets cover export, logistics, customs, and storage costs.
Freely Tradable: AUXM tokens can be traded, transferred or collateralized within approved platforms prior to redemption eligibility.
AUXM delivers a unique combination of blockchain efficiency, asset-backed security, and tangible value access, ideal for institutions seeking stability, flexibility, and long-term value protection.
Gold Markets Overview
The global gold market is a dynamic ecosystem that connects miners, refiners, dealers, financial institutions, and investors. It is anchored in the trade of physical gold, primarily through standardized formats such as Good Delivery bars, and priced in real-time via the spot gold market.
Good Delivery & Accepted Bar Sizes
Gold bars that meet London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) Good Delivery standards are considered the benchmark for international trade. These bars must:
Weigh between 350 to 430 troy ounces (~11 to 13 kg), with a standard weight of 400 oz.
Have a minimum purity of 99.5% (995 fine).
Be produced by LBMA-accredited refiners.
Feature stamped serial numbers, refiner’s mark, fineness, and year of manufacture.
Smaller accepted bars for retail and institutional trade include:
1 kg bars (often traded in Asian markets)
100g, 250g, 500g bars (retail investors)
Minted coins (sovereign, krugerrand, etc.)
Spot Gold, Storage, Refining & Transport Costs
Spot Price is determined in real-time by global trading activity, based on the most immediate delivery contracts. It is the benchmark for pricing.
Secure storage of gold bars in bonded warehouses or bank vaults incurs fees based on bar size and location. Rates vary from 0.1% to 0.5% annually of the asset’s value.
Raw gold, including dore or alluvial gold, must be refined to meet purity standards. Refining costs typically range from $1 to $5 per gram, depending on volume and purity.
Secure transport (typically armored logistics services) is expensive, often $1,000+ per shipment, with additional insurance costs based on value and destination.
Risks of Discounted Alluvial Gold from Africa
While Africa is a rich source of gold, engaging in the discounted alluvial gold trade comes with significant risks:
High rates of fraudulent transactions, fake documents, and fake gold.
Export restrictions, lack of legal infrastructure, and opaque supply chains.
Theft, political instability, and logistical challenges increase exposure to loss.
Alluvial gold often requires expensive and uncertain refining processes to meet market standards.
