Volume (24H)
$92.88M
24H High
$4,284.00
24H Low
$4,226.80
About Gold (GOLD)
Category: Commodities
Gold is a precious metal that has served as a store of value and medium of exchange for thousands of years. It is widely used as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty.
Central banks hold significant gold reserves, and the metal is traded globally across futures, spot, and ETF markets. It remains a cornerstone of portfolio diversification.
FAQ
Quick answers about the Gold market on Liquid.
What is Gold?+
Gold is a precious metal that has served as a store of value and medium of exchange for thousands of years. It is widely used as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. Central banks hold significant gold reserves, and the metal is traded globally across futures, spot, and ETF markets. It remains a cornerstone of portfolio diversification.
What is the price of Gold (GOLD)?+
The price of Gold is $4,268.15 as of Aug 7, 2026 — up 0.18% over the last 24 hours. Over the same window GOLD traded between $4,226.80 and $4,284.00.
Why do traders watch GOLD?+
GOLD is followed for supply, demand, inventory data, macro conditions, and global risk sentiment.
Can I trade GOLD on Liquid?+
Yes. The trade card on this page links to the Liquid market for GOLD. Liquid offers deep liquidity and tight spreads and lets you start from small position sizes.
What is the 24-hour trading volume of GOLD?+
The 24-hour trading volume of GOLD is $92.88M as of Aug 7, 2026. Volume estimates how much value changed hands over the last day: higher volume can indicate more active price discovery, but it does not remove trading risk.
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Gold (GOLD) Market Reference
Live market data from Hyperliquid.
Based on live market data, Gold has risen approximately 0.18% over the last 24 hours. The current price shown here is $4,268.15 per Gold. The 24-hour range is $4,226.80 to $4,284.00.
Price, 24-hour volume, and the 24-hour range reflect live Hyperliquid data, refreshed periodically. Supply and market-cap figures, where shown, are reference values.