Dogecoin Cash Inc. has announced development of a tokenized gold framework called Dogecoin Gold. The proposed system would link one billion tokens to one gram of physical gold held by an independent custodian. The initiative is in an early phase with no tokens issued yet, as the company explores integrating blockchain with verifiable gold ownership.
Dogecoin Cash Inc. announced it is developing Dogecoin Gold, a planned token that would link digital assets to physical gold reserves. The framework proposes tokens representing precisely defined units of gold held by an institutional-grade custodian.
The firm said it plans to tokenize gold with nanogram-level precision, allowing one billion tokens to represent one gram of physical gold. Management stated the objective is to determine whether a system can integrate real-world assets with transparent digital infrastructure. The initiative remains in a development phase with no tokens issued and no timeline set.
Tokenized gold is not a new concept, with major players like Tether and Paxos already offering such products. Data shows Tether’s XAUT token has a market cap of $2.7 billion, while Paxos’s PAX Gold (PAXG) is nearly $2.4 billion.
Dogecoin Cash was previously known as Cannabis Sativa Inc. before renaming itself in late 2024. The company has no formal affiliation with the creation or upkeep of the original Dogecoin (DOGE) protocol, which has a market cap exceeding $15 billion.
