Exhibit 99.1

DRIVING ADOPTION OF ONCHAIN DIGITAL GOLD WORKING CLOSELY WITH ECOSYSTEM LEADERS INCLUDING TETHER AND ANTALPHA NASDAQ: AURE INVESTOR PRESENTATION JAN 2026

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Aurelion is the best equity vehicle for Tether Gold Digital gold USDt - c.$190bn market cap. Issued by Tether. XAUt - USDt 2.0, replacing the underlying from USD to physical gold. Aurelion’s mission Enable the adoption of digital gold in partnership with Tether. Addressable Market Gold - c.$30tn market cap. Digital gold - 10%, $3tn. 3 Aurelion’s Prospective P&L drivers Leveraged exposure to gold price appreciation. Yield generation with our digital gold holdings. Revenue from 3rd party holders on yield generation.

Tokenized USD has seen massive adoption Tether has driven success of digital USD, the most popular digital bank for the unbanked USDt users USDt market cap Source: CoinMarketCap 4 Source: Tether.io

Tether is leaning into the USD debasement trend Bringing back gold as a store of value and means of exchange Tether is driving the reintroduction of gold as means of payment 5 “Restore gold as the ubiquitous, trusted, transparent payment method, away from fiat currencies that led to uncontrolled money printing” Tether has built up its gold holdings rapidly, demonstrating gold’s store of value Tether, as a pioneer of tokenizing physical gold, has bought 47 tons of gold over the past 4 quarters At 106 tons as of 3Q25, Tether would rank a top - 30 gold holding central bank Source: Tether.io Source: Tether.io

Tether is serious about Gold Source: World Gold Council and Tether.io 6 Tether would be Place 21 as of Q 1 2026 , at current acquisition speed Tether would be Place 31 as of Q3 2025

What is underlying XAUt ● 1 troy ounce of physical LBMA gold for 1 XAUt ● Fully backed by physical gold held in secure vaults in Switzerland, at no storage charge to the XAUt holder ● XAUt provides a convenient, frictionless way for the USDT users (over 500 million worldwide) to hold and transact in gold ● Redeemable in Switzerland 1:1 Tether gold (XAUt) represents USD debasement in tokenized form On digital rail, like USDt in infrastructure, with physical gold as underlying 7

Aurelion is the #1 asset manager in the XAUt universe Low - risk yield generation on digital gold holdings accelerates adoption Corporate History ● Acquisition of Prestige Wealth in Oct 2025 ● Equity injection of $100m via PIPE ● Purchase of 33,318 ounces of gold, in the form of XAUt, at $4,022 / ounce in Oct 2025 Corporate Strategy ● # 1 asset manager in the XAUt space, by generating low - risk, active yield on XAUt holdings ● Generate yield on our own holdings, through “buy and hold XAUt” ● Generate yield on 3rd party XAUt holdings and earn a management fee Tether Partnership 11% shareholding 9

Summary ● Is USD debasement a mega trend? ● If so, is gold going to be major beneficiary? ● Will XAUt surpass USDt’s scale, beyond 500m users? ● Will a significant portion of XAUt holders look for yield on their XAUt holdings? ● Will Aurelion capture value from the yield - seeking demand? Aurelion offers exposure to this exponential growth in digital gold 10

NAV (net asset value) 31 Dec 2025 $ million 165.6 Liquid Assets 3.6 Cash 162.0 XAUt (based on 21 Jan 2026 price) 4,863 Price (as of 21 Jan 2026) 33,318 Units (1 XAUt = 1 ounce) 40.6 Debt 125.0 NAV 368.2 Shares outstanding 0.00009 Gold ounce per share 0.44 XAUt $ value per share 0.34 NAV per share 11 Note: Based on unaudited management accounts; Net asset value is calculated as cash + XAUt holdings - debt; Shares outstanding include issued and outstanding share capital and pre - funded warrants.

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Aurelion Inc. 6-K