Goldfish Gold

Goldfish Gold (GGBR) is a tokenized gold product that lives on the Ethereum blockchain, where each token is designed to represent one one-thousandth of a troy ounce of physical gold. The project claims to address the difficulty of holding gold directly by placing the underlying metal inside an irrevocable Wyoming trust that holds the gold for the benefit of token holders. It is aimed primarily at crypto-native investors who want exposure to a hard asset without leaving the on-chain environment.

GGBR tokens are issued on Ethereum, meaning transfers and holdings settle through that network rather than through a consensus mechanism of the token's own. The trust structure is intended to maintain a direct link between circulating tokens and in-situ physical gold, so the token supply is bounded by the gold held in custody rather than by an algorithmic rule. No block time specific to GGBR is recorded in the data, reflecting its nature as an asset token rather than a standalone blockchain.

The data provided does not contain a fee stream, revenue figure, or protocol earnings record for GGBR, so no fee-based measures can be reported for this asset. What the data does show is that approximately 81.53 percent of the intended supply has been issued at this point in time, with a further 22.65 percent of circulating supply representing dilution overhang, meaning additional tokens could enter circulation. The ratio of fully diluted value to current market capitalization stands at 1.23 at this point in time, which reflects the gap between tokens already circulating and those not yet issued.