PAX Gold news today is dominated by Paxos’ expansion of PAXG to Solana and the launch of a new product built around the gold-backed token, developments that broaden access while adding a yield-oriented use case for tokenized bullion.
PAXG was trading at $4,282.95, up 0.02% over 24 hours, as of September 26, 2026, 02:00 UTC. CoinStats data put its market capitalization at $1.86B, ranking it #68, with $115.07M in 24-hour trading volume. Circulating and total supply were both 434,899 PAXG.
PAX Gold news today: Solana expansion goes live
On September 25, Paxos announced that PAXG is now available on the Solana blockchain, marking the first step in a broader multi-chain strategy. The company said Ethereum holders can bridge existing tokens to Solana without selling and repurchasing the asset.
The expansion is intended to make PAXG more accessible across blockchain applications while reducing friction for users and developers. Paxos said the upgraded contracts are open source and were independently audited by Zellic. The company also described the new infrastructure as a foundation for adding further networks with less technical overhead.
PAXG represents one fine troy ounce of London Good Delivery gold held in LBMA-accredited vaults. According to Paxos, the underlying reserves are attested monthly by KPMG. That structure remains central to the token’s appeal as the asset moves into additional blockchain environments.
PaxGy introduces a gold-leasing-linked product
A second major development came on September 24, when Paxos Labs announced PAXGy, a token built on PAXG that is designed to accrue value in gold terms. Rather than simply tracking the market price of bullion, PAXGy’s exchange rate is intended to increase in PAXG terms as its reserve assets are deployed in the institutional gold-leasing market.
Paxos Labs said holders can deposit PAXG or exchange eligible stablecoins to receive PAXGy. The product launched on OKX as its only centralized-exchange venue, with availability also announced across X Layer, Uniswap, 0x and Ether.Fi. Chainlink Price Feeds provide on-chain pricing, while Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol serves as the exclusive cross-chain messaging infrastructure.
The product introduces a different risk and return profile from PAXG itself. PAXG is designed to represent ownership of allocated physical gold, while PAXGy depends on institutional leasing activity and the performance of the reserve deployment strategy. The launch therefore extends the PAXG ecosystem beyond simple bullion exposure into tokenized gold-finance applications.
PAXG remained 23.78% below its all-time high of $5,619.09, while its seven-day change stood at -1.92% and its 30-day change at -7.21%.