former Credit Suisse Chief Investment Officer Iggy Ioppe stated that since CME gold futures close every Friday at 17:00 (Eastern Time) and reopen on Sunday at 18:00, tokenized gold assets such as PAX Gold (PAXG) and Tether Gold (XAUt) have become the only continuously tradable public markets during this period. The publicly visible gold price formation almost entirely occurs in the on-chain market, which means tokenized gold undertakes nearly 100% of price discovery over the weekend. This week, against the backdrop of US and Israel airstrikes on Iran, tokenized gold rose briefly, with XAUt briefly surpassing $5,450 and PAXG approaching $5,536, while Bitcoin and Ethereum fell simultaneously. The main participants currently include market makers, cross-market liquidity providers, and crypto-native macro traders who use tokenized gold for arbitrage, collateral, hedging, and yield strategies. Some institutions also pay attention to weekend on-chain gold trends to assess the "gap risk" before CME opens, but mostly regard it as a reference signal rather than a direct basis for position building.