Those damn Anunnaki and their lust for gold! With all far out there and strange stories aside, when the people who "own" the mudball want to preserve their wealth what do they buy and hoard? GOLD.......... nuff said.
Gold and Silver are just elements of the periodic table. What if A wanted to borrow some Gold from B? You would write on a paper "A owes me X amount of Gold". This paper now is currency as well. However, B would want something in exchange, right? B cannot expect to get back more than X gold, but A can give B another paper that says "C owes me Y amount of Silver". And welcome to today's economy. We cannot expect to get our favours back, so we trade papers that unite us all in a complicated but beautiful economic system.
And then along came GOLDMONEY.com and overnight everyone could use GOLD to make daily purchases for everything using your GoldMoney ATM card. The Future is here the Future is GoldMoney.
But still, you are not using the gold, you are just paying GoldMoney to put a tag on a chunk of gold with your name in it. Then you receive a receipt that you have X amount of gold. And then my comment repeats itself. Still, it is a good way to store wealth, but not to trade.
PD: By the way, do you know if GoldMoney do have as much gold as people claim to own? Maybe they are also printing money.
Goldmoney uses Brinks Storage so we are relying on Brinks to have the gold and I do wonder about it a lot. You can, with a click, receive physical gold to your address anywhere in the world. To trade Gold and silver you can use EToro.com Social Trading for non-professionals, great system.
And for thousands of years both Gold and Silver have been Money, and they always will be.
i agree , it's in our DNA
Those damn Anunnaki and their lust for gold! With all far out there and strange stories aside, when the people who "own" the mudball want to preserve their wealth what do they buy and hoard? GOLD.......... nuff said.
Gold and Silver are just elements of the periodic table. What if A wanted to borrow some Gold from B? You would write on a paper "A owes me X amount of Gold". This paper now is currency as well. However, B would want something in exchange, right? B cannot expect to get back more than X gold, but A can give B another paper that says "C owes me Y amount of Silver". And welcome to today's economy. We cannot expect to get our favours back, so we trade papers that unite us all in a complicated but beautiful economic system.
There are melting setups available on ebay
And then along came GOLDMONEY.com and overnight everyone could use GOLD to make daily purchases for everything using your GoldMoney ATM card. The Future is here the Future is GoldMoney.
But still, you are not using the gold, you are just paying GoldMoney to put a tag on a chunk of gold with your name in it. Then you receive a receipt that you have X amount of gold. And then my comment repeats itself. Still, it is a good way to store wealth, but not to trade.
PD: By the way, do you know if GoldMoney do have as much gold as people claim to own? Maybe they are also printing money.
Goldmoney uses Brinks Storage so we are relying on Brinks to have the gold and I do wonder about it a lot. You can, with a click, receive physical gold to your address anywhere in the world. To trade Gold and silver you can use EToro.com Social Trading for non-professionals, great system.
You have to buy physical , not the paper market. Prepare yourself for an EMP lol