Learn how PAX Gold and TRON differ in their key features, market performance, and community adoption, so you can decide which cryptocurrency is best for your investment strategy.
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PAX Gold (PAXG) is an asset-backed token where one token should represent one fine troy ounce of a London Good Delivery gold bar, stored in professional vault facilities. Anyone who owns PAXG has ownership rights to that gold under the custody of Paxos Trust Company. Since PAXG represents physical gold, its value is tied directly to the real-time market value of that physical gold.
PAXG gives customers the benefits of actual physical ownership of specific gold bars with the speed and mobility of a digital asset. Customers are able to have fractional ownership of physical bars. On the Paxos platform, customers can convert their tokens to allocated gold, unallocated gold, or fiat currency (and vice versa) quickly and efficiently, reducing their exposure to settlement risk. PAXG is also available for trading on Paxos’ itBit exchange. PAXG will also be available on other crypto-asset exchanges, wallets, lending platforms and elsewhere within the crypto ecosystem.
At any time, PAXG holders can lookup the serial number, value and physical characteristics of their vaulted gold just by entering their Ethereum wallet address on the PAXG lookup tool on Paxos.com/paxgold.
Tron is a public, programmable layer 1 blockchain, known for very low transaction fees and high execution capacity. The network relies on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) mechanism where 27 validators (Super Representatives) take turns every 6 hours to validate blocks and transactions. The blockchain is based on the TRON Virtual Machine (TVM) for the creation and execution of smart contracts and uses the Solidity programming language, making it compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM-compatible).