Let’s be real: everybody on Hive is sprinting into TGLD like it’s the second coming of digital gold. I’m taking a different route. I haven’t bought a single token yet not because I’m bearish, but because I’m strategic.
Day 1 of the presale is the real stress test. New token. Gold pegged. Permanent APR depending on entry day. I’m watching how liquidity forms, how the early stakers behave, and whether the APR structure holds up under actual user volume before I commit capital.
I don’t chase hype. I track performance.
Here’s why TGLD is on my radar:
It’s pegged 1:100 to GLD and gold has been outperforming most crypto all year.
Early day APR boosts are permanent, which turns this from speculation into income infrastructure.
The circulation is tiny 29,500 out of a possible 10 billion. Early supply behavior matters.
If this settles cleanly after Day 1, it becomes a long term cash flow asset, not a gamble.
I’m looking at TGLD as a future income engine, not a lottery ticket. If Day 1 performs smoothly staking, yield distribution, peg stability, and liquidity behavior then I’ll step in and position for passive APR while everyone else is already locked in.
No rush. No fear. No emotions. Just data.
If the fundamentals check out, I’ll use TGLD to expand my daily income streams stacking the yield, stacking Hive, and building another long-term revenue lane.
Until then? I’m observing. Analyzing. Calculating.
The best entries are never emotional they’re strategic.
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This one caught my eye for sure. But I was also asked to be an ambassador because I post about metals and such. That and I'll give it straight. I picked up 20 of them with some coins I had laying around, but didn't go big into it. I have been a skeptic of these tokens, but they are tracking well, so figured why not. Gives me something that yields to put some DOGE mining rewards into that isn't a stablecoin.
Very pragmatic take. I applaud the approach!
These RWAs will have a lot of skeptics in the beginning but the market will prove them right (or wrong)
I find the models to be super interesting:
Waiting and will observe your update.