On 30 May 2001, at 0:08, Viking Coder wrote:
Has anybody actually tried to bail gold into GoldMoney yet? (fooled you
didn't I)
It is a good bet to suggest that goldfingercoin.com has.For sure
Fidelitrade has.
Claude
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JP,
1 goldgram and 1 gram of e-gold are the same thing -- one gram of the
element gold, stored for you.
They are not the same thing. The rights you have concerning 1gg and a
gram of e-gold are different.
A clearning house promotes solidity of each bank (if one bank is
going bad, money
On 29 May 2001, at 22:46, Craig Spencer wrote:
1 goldgram and 1 gram of e-gold are the same thing -- one gram of the
element gold, stored for you.
They are not the same thing. The rights you have concerning 1gg and a
gram of e-gold are different.
Craig,
There are indeed differences.
JP,
1 goldgram and 1 gram of e-gold are the same thing -- one gram of the
element gold, stored for you.
They are not the same thing. The rights you have concerning 1gg and a
gram of e-gold are different.
Very true --- BUT --- they are also VERY CLOSE.
Consider this real world example.
Is a gram of e-gold worth less or more than a
goldgrams because the titles to the grams are held by the trust
instead of the user? or because e-gold servers are in the USA
instead of being offshore ?
That has always bothered me too. I wouldn't park an expensive car in a
neighborhood ruled by
Is a gram of e-gold worth less or more than a
goldgrams because the titles to the grams are held by the trust
instead of the user? or because e-gold servers are in the USA
instead of being offshore ?
That has always bothered me too. I wouldn't park an expensive car in a
neighborhood ruled by
JP,
1 goldgram and 1 gram of e-gold are the same thing -- one gram of the
element gold, stored for you.
They are not the same thing. The rights you have concerning 1gg and a
gram of e-gold are different.
Very true --- BUT --- they are also VERY CLOSE.
Just so!
I would think that
Claude,
They are not the same thing. The rights you have concerning 1gg and a
gram of e-gold are different.
There are indeed differences. But do these differences affect their
value which is based on a gram of gold?
As an example, is a gram of e-gold worth less or more than a
On 29 May 2001, at 23:47, Craig Spencer wrote:
For instance, IMO OmniPay's 4% spread could not be maintained and would
probably be cut by at least 1% if Goldfinger were allowed to bail in gold.
Since GoldMoney operates differently it could not maintain this
artificially high spread. This
