【特稿】数字黄金购买量年增50% 印度政府警示风险

Group 1 - The Indian digital gold investment market has seen a nearly 50% increase in purchasing volume compared to last year, despite warnings from the Securities and Exchange Board of India [1] - From January to November this year, Indian investors, primarily young buyers, purchased approximately 12 tons of digital gold, according to estimates from the World Gold Council [1] - The price of 1 gram of pure gold was approximately 13,892 rupees (about 155 USD) as of the report date [1] Group 2 - The digital gold market in India allows consumers to buy, sell, and hold gold online without physical delivery, with a minimum investment starting at 1 rupee, making it popular among novice investors [1] - Major platforms in the Indian digital gold market include MMTC PAMP, Augmont, and SafeGold, but the industry currently lacks formal regulation [1] - The All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council is working on establishing a self-regulatory organization for digital gold providers, with regulatory guidelines expected to be released by the end of March or early April next year [1] Group 3 - The World Gold Council emphasizes that gold has a deep-rooted status as an important asset in Indian households, and digital gold enhances accessibility through fractional ownership and transparent market pricing [2] - The World Gold Council plans to launch a new "digital gold" initiative aimed at creating a new method for trading, settling, and using gold as collateral [2] - The CEO of the World Gold Council stated that "digital gold" will enable gold to circulate in a digital form within the gold ecosystem and be used as collateral for transactions [2]