CoinGecko's RWA report shows tokenized gold spot trading volume reached $90.7 billion in Q1 2026, exceeding the $84.64 billion recorded for all of 2025, driven by PAXG and XAUT. Institutions like Tether and OCBC are accelerating adoption.

Tokenized gold spot trading volume hit $90.7 billion in Q1 2026, exceeding 2025's full-year $84.64 billion. PAXG and XAUT dominate; institutions like Tether and OCBC accelerate adoption. RWA market cap reaches $19.32B.

Tokenized gold spot trading volume hit $90.7 billion in Q1 2026, surpassing the 2025 total of $84.64 billion. PAXG and XAUT lead, with institutional adoption via Tether and OCBC accelerating growth.

Tokenized gold spot trading volume reached $90.7 billion in Q1 2026, exceeding the 2025 total of $84.64 billion. PAXG and XAUT dominate as institutional adoption accelerates.

Rumble has launched a new non-custodial crypto wallet in partnership with Tether, enabling users and creators to send, receive, and store Bitcoin, USDT, and XAUt directly on the platform. The wallet uses Tether’s Wallet Development Kit, while MoonPay provides fiat on- and off-ramps. Following the announcement, Rumble shares rose 3%.

Video platform Rumble announced a non-custodial digital wallet built with Tether, supporting Bitcoin, USDT, and Tether Gold for peer-to-peer payments. The wallet allows creators to receive direct tips from audiences without relying on banks or third-party processors. Powered by Tether's Wallet Development Kit and MoonPay for fiat on/off ramps, the wallet competes directly with Coinbase and Venmo, emphasizing user asset sovereignty. Rumble shares rose 3% on the news. Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski stated the wallet aligns with free-speech values and true financial freedom.

Video-sharing platform Rumble has announced the launch of a non-custodial crypto wallet in partnership with Tether, supporting Bitcoin, USDT, and Tether Gold (XAUt). The Rumble Wallet allows creators to receive direct peer-to-peer payments from audiences, reducing fees and bypassing traditional financial intermediaries. Built on Tether’s Wallet Development Kit, the wallet integrates MoonPay for fiat on/off ramps. CEO Chris Pavlovski stated the wallet will compete directly with Coinbase and Venmo, emphasizing its non-custodial nature and that accounts cannot be shut down. Tether holds approximately 48% of Rumble’s shares (104 million shares). Following the announcement, Rumble shares rose 3%.

Tether and Fasset have launched the first-ever gold-backed Visa card, enabling fiat spending at global merchants and earning up to 6% XAUt cashback on qualifying transactions, plus a round-up feature that passively invests spare change into gold.