Alloy Tether
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What is Alloy Tether?
Gold collateral and dollar accounting
The product was developed by Moon Gold NA and Moon Gold El Salvador, members of the Tether group. Users deposited XAU₮ into smart-contract vaults. That collateral represented exposure to physical gold through Tether Gold. Vaults issued aUSD₮ against the deposited assets. The borrowing design required collateral worth more than the outstanding dollar-denominated tokens. Gold-price changes therefore affected each vault’s collateral ratio. Liquidation mechanisms addressed positions whose backing fell below the required threshold.
Issuance and wind-down
aUSD₮ targeted one US dollar per token. Its denomination differed from XAU₮’s gold-based unit. Returning aUSD₮ reduced a vault’s debt and allowed collateral withdrawal under its terms. Supply depended on vault issuance and repayment. Reserve disclosures reported XAU₮ held in the platform’s contracts. The official closure notice stopped new minting and instructed users to recover collateral by September 17, 2026. This withdrawal deadline has passed. Alloy’s original minting service is consequently described as a discontinued product.
Where to trade AUSDT
Exchanges that list this asset
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AUSDT funding rates
Live perpetual funding on every connected exchange. Positive = longs pay shorts.
Contracts & chains
Exact contract or mint per network — the identity layer used for DEX routing.
On-chain routes
Networks with a connected DEX routing adapter.