Gold has fallen more than 30% since the start of the year and is attempting to stabilize around $4,000 an ounce after gaining 246% over the past four years. Tokenization, the creation of digital representations of assets, has allowed crypto companies to offer gold exposure on platforms traditionally focused on cryptocurrencies. CoinGecko estimates that tokenized assets have a combined market capitalization of approximately $50 billion, including nearly $6 billion in commodities, a substantial share of which is linked to gold. On Binance, gold-backed products have generated more than $8 billion in cumulative spot trading volume since launch. Excluding the initial surge during the first few trading days, the latest seven-day period set a record above $325 million, with November 5 contributing $78 million. The increase in activity coincides with gold's correction and weakness across crypto markets, but trading volume alone does not show whether investors are adding to or reducing their exposure. The products nevertheless give crypto-platform users a direct route to diversification into gold.