Sprott offers gold redeemable crypto: onegold

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I'm having trouble wrapping my head around this one. How would one redeem their crypto for metal? Would such a crypto be tradable on one of the exchanges like Binance or KuCoin?
 
So eerrr

issuing a coupon thats gold backed ?

I suppose if the blockchain principle is applied to the coupon then there could be potential for my easily traded electronic coupon to maintain its gold backing ?
 
blockchain to track gold ?
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Yeah, that was pretty vague. The LBMA wants to be able to track supply chains for gold from the refiners on their good refiner list. Not sure how they will be able to apply blockchain tech to that issue.
 
This sheds some light on the LBMA news:
https://globalnews.ca/news/3977745/ethereum-blockchain-canada-nrc/
 

https://www.onegold.com/pressreleases/apmex-and-sprott-launch-onegold


More: https://midasletter.com/2018/11/spr...old-the-secure-digital-gold-trading-platform/

I saw someone that looks to be a onegold rep promoting this on another forum. He said:
I saw this fine print on the onegold website:
‡ No premium on gold and silver products through 2018. No storage fee charges until 2019. Beginning in 2019, storage fees will be 0.12% for gold and 0.30% for silver. Minimum storage fees of $5 per quarter.
 
So, if I'm reading that right, I could create a onegold.com account right now, buy say $100 or $200 worth of silver at near spot best I can tell, then redeem it for Apmex silver (my choice of silver product) at Apmex best pricing tier less 0.30%. Would need to do some real math on this, but it would appear that, at least until the end of the year (no storage fees), it's a vehicle that *might* let you purchase metal from Apmex at a better rate than shopping directly from their website for low volume orders.
 
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