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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 31, 2023, 09:10:44 PM
Nobody can clear your doubts. So just watch us. We are listing on Coinsbit in 4 days. Then Coingecko. Then we purchase our first gold bar and then we list on more exchanges. Actions are my proof. And then we wil start minting gold coins so people can exchange GRC for.

LMAO. Allow me to summarize it. So, after you're so insistent on asking me to watch the video because it's, "explained in great details", of which I asked numerous times to explain it here again in writing instead, that you kept refusing, that lead to me taking a middle way by giving you benefit of doubts and watch your videos, of which the explanation is extremely vague, that I inquire and been waiting for your reply for two weeks, you decided that your best answer is the very evasive one of, "Nobody can clear your doubt. So just watch us"? Yeah, really convincing and doesn't sound doubtful at all. Or is it also double-serving as a way to help yourself from the lots of questions about to come from me that people doing their due dilligence prior to considering investing in your project will find?

For example, other than the clearly unanswered questions above that each of us can conclude ourselves what it implies, let's talk about... Azbit, that on the opening post of this thread [dated 25th of June] you said that listing on it is incoming, that one month later you announced that it doesn't list tokens. You didn't know about this prior to submitting listing request?

Or gold bar. The very one that become your selling point, that you said you'll buy every month, yet months has passed and you'll still haven't buy one because... there's a minimum purchase amount. You did not know that too? When you said you'll buy every month, disregarding the current price, you did not do any research or made a projection of how much you'll earn every month and whether it's sufficient to buy the bars?

Or... still related to point above about gold bar, your very own telegram channel; A ghost town, IMO, with barely any organic discussion other than your bots talking to itself, welcoming people. Do I understand correctly you're asking and intending to use the gold reservoir to be listed?



I thought that wallet is exclusively for gold to give your investor a sense of security? You have your marketing wallet for it, so why even considering to take from a wallet that's specifically designated as the foundation of your project? One may argue that it's a sign that you're quite easy to be swayed, don't you agree?

Talking about swayed... didn't you say on your channel that you refuse to take a shortcut to be listed? So why the poll? With the gold reserve wallet itself, if I may add. How do we know that you'll stick to your words in the future? Given you keep showing inconsistencies and contradicting yourself throughout the entire length of this discussion and your youtube explanation. How should these characteristics of your project evoke confidence in your investors?

I didn't do it, although majority votes yes. So I'm not sure what's your point here. I wanted to see where my investors at. Why don't yyou post my response to this voting? Huh?
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 31, 2023, 09:52:03 AM
I won't say "wow" because this project is not the only crypto project backed by gold (I mean I've come across several times). I suggest that you innovate by offering some advantages that other projects don't have, that way this project will attract a lot of investors' attention. apart from all that i am quite interested in crypto projects backed by gold.

You've heard of others that failed or something like PAX gold. If they weren't scams, I wouldn't make GRC. And the only indicator of how trustworthy is this project will be time. There is no need for utility or innovation. Gold stand the time and never failed unlike any other currency. So, we will see you on the other side.
Gold has indeed passed the test of time, but not your coin, if someone is worried about what is to come and they do not want to take a risk by holding their fiat then they might as well buy gold and hold it themselves.

By letting others hold their gold and instead by just holding a promise of such gold being stored somewhere else they are taking a massive risk for no gain to themselves, except yourself, and since that is the case then it will take you a massive amount of effort to convince other people to hold your coin.

Heads up guys! Listing on Coinsbit aexchange on the 4th of August, don't miss ou!
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 30, 2023, 09:48:01 PM
Nobody can clear your doubts. So just watch us. We are listing on Coinsbit in 4 days. Then Coingecko. Then we purchase our first gold bar and then we list on more exchanges. Actions are my proof. And then we wil start minting gold coins so people can exchange GRC for.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 13, 2023, 01:17:56 PM
You didn't read my point 4. Read again pls. And then type again. I said I can reinstate the price to 100% in a day. Moreover, I wouldn't do it, because I wouldn't deplete all gold to reinstate the price. I never said I would. I said the team "can" use the gold to "stabilise" the price.

And even if I reinstate the price to 100% nobody can drop it a cent lower,  because that will become the bottom price as everybody sold.

You do aware that you can answer point number 5 and 6 along with this post, right? Not sure why you don't do it. So how about this? Point me to the time where you explained in great detail for what I asked in those points, and I'll reach you back with the complete discussion addressing the other point of reinstate vs. stabilize

Well, I'm just wasting my time with you at this moment. Watch all the videos and if you still have questions ask here. You keep arguing with yourself, because not a single argument you presented relates to my project.
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 12, 2023, 06:34:11 AM
I won't say "wow" because this project is not the only crypto project backed by gold (I mean I've come across several times). I suggest that you innovate by offering some advantages that other projects don't have, that way this project will attract a lot of investors' attention. apart from all that i am quite interested in crypto projects backed by gold.

You've heard of others that failed or something like PAX gold. If they weren't scams, I wouldn't make GRC. And the only indicator of how trustworthy is this project will be time. There is no need for utility or innovation. Gold stand the time and never failed unlike any other currency. So, we will see you on the other side.
Gold has indeed passed the test of time, but not your coin, if someone is worried about what is to come and they do not want to take a risk by holding their fiat then they might as well buy gold and hold it themselves.

By letting others hold their gold and instead by just holding a promise of such gold being stored somewhere else they are taking a massive risk for no gain to themselves, except yourself, and since that is the case then it will take you a massive amount of effort to convince other people to hold your coin.

Risk could be real or it could be perceived. To distinguish between the two, people have to strain their brains, do research, ask questions and critically analyse the idea. So, no point discussing risk of the project unless you have done all the above steps. I'm not here to change your percieved (imagined/assumed from previous experience) risk. Once you analyse the project and all the information available about it, then we can discuss whether you should invest or not. Until then, it's just a small chat which comes from laziness and automatic processing of infromation which is so attractive for human nature. That's why there are not many successful people in the world.
6  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 11, 2023, 09:32:38 PM
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1. Let's drop point number 1 as we're chasing tails on this topic where the other topics are more intersting to be pursued.

2. For the record, yes, I understand that the value is in gold, where the use of USD is to reflect the price of certain weight of gold. That said and with your explanation, assume you're forced to sell off all of your gold reservoir, what next? Your token equals to 1 gram of gold [just a random example] that equals to 50 USD? This correlate to point number 4, as below,

4. To say a scenario is impossible in crypto is rather dogmatic, isn't it? Nothing is impossible in crypto. Many currencies --that's ironically also the ones you use as your basis and your marketing point-- assure their holders that they're safe. With no intention of providing an apple-to-apple basis but for a mere illustration, UST for example? Or BNB? Or... ones that strike better, all of those dumped and failed token in the past that assures their holders the same, that the scenario of being dumped is not possible because they're something-backed? I can mention a lot and perhaps spent eternity just mentioning cases. So yeah, I have to say that stating the scenario where your token being suddenly dumped is impossible is borderline dogmatic, or at the very least, naïve.

That opinion aired and stated, I am stepping into the matter being discussed in this point, the scenario where your token being completely dumped. You're saying that based on your optimistic calculation, you can only recover about 30-40% of its initial value? So applied to that scenario provided, where initially 100 USD is 150m GRC [GRC USD = 6.67 x 10-7 or 0.000000667 USD] and it plummeted and dumped 99% of its initial price [again, if you say this is impossible, I'd advise you to take a walk in CMC or CG and see ATH vs ATL of questionable coin] so the new rate will be 100 USD for 15b token[1], you can only recover 40%, so it's like... 9.33 x 10-9 or 0.0000000093?

The numbers are not important and can be ignored to avoid confusion. The bottomline is, you can only recover approximately 40% of initial price suppose the token got dumped? And this is a scenario when the price was dumped 99% or was it a calculation based on 50% depreciation? How is this a sense of security?

Moving further, you pump it back as you promised, because this is the security of your token, your assurance that upon a price crash, you'll liquidate the gold to buy back and drive price up. And people know about this, they've anticipated it, so when the price bounced by the liquidated gold, though can't be exactly to it's price before because as you stated, your reservoir will only be able to boost it back to 40% of its initial , they dumped the rest of their token soonest possible because they know price won't go back up as their reservoir, i.e. their safeline, has been completely depleted. Yes, the dumped token will generate a 2% tax that'll be allocated for gold next month. But they cycle begin again and again and again until that 2% is for a minuscule amount of gold. What do you propose? How is this still a sense of security?

5 and 6. Much that I like to assume that your words are inconsistent because you initially said you won't have a legal body, that you don't trust bank and govt. and now you said you'll built a legal body, and that waiting this whole "global power dynamics shift and the world is more decentralised" probably won't happen soon and will take years, if not decade, and most likely your project has ceased to exist before then [either by scenario number 4 or people found better project and lost interest in yours or other reasons], and so on and so on, I prefer to say I probably didn't have a good grasp of your thought. But, as I said, not many people --me included-- have the luxury or the urgency or the need to sit around for hours sifting through your monolog to find the exact explanation, you can help us by point us out to the video explaining exactly these part, down to the minute, from what time to what time, and I'll give my best to spare my time listening to it.

One interesting point that I'll put here as a side note for my own future reference, in case this is not covered on your self-proclaimed "explained in great detail", how do exactly the global economy being monopolized by USA affect your company's legal status in Australia? Each country has their own regulation for legal bodies, irrespective of US govt. power, the downfall of U.S. of A won't likely suddenly make govt. in Australia, or their neighboring countries to be suddenly more decentralized or centralized. I don't think Australia will suddenly more proactive in adopting or suppressing gold-backed crypto because USD is losing its power.



[1] I made an error on previous post by saying 300m because I hastily use calculator to count it by adding 99% to the equation instead of calculating the real amount, i.e. 1% of the initial price, 100/150m x 1/100]

You didn't read my point 4. Read again pls. And then type again. I said I can reinstate the price to 100% in a day. Moreover, I wouldn't do it, because I wouldn't deplete all gold to reinstate the price. I never said I would. I said the team "can" use the gold to "stabilise" the price.

And even if I reinstate the price to 100% nobody can drop it a cent lower,  because that will become the bottom price as everybody sold.
7  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 11, 2023, 10:47:45 AM
Hmmh Gold-backed currencies with passive income wow So who is keeping the Gold Storage and why is the paasive income included Is the reserved gold going to be traded to make profit and who is trading it This just like something that doesnt make sense at all Like a plot of soon to be bad movies

It's either a plot of a bad movie, or it's an absolutely genius project as it seems illogical to the extent that it feels like a bad movie. Please read the whole thread, there were some good questions and answers. Your questions are answered there.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 11, 2023, 10:44:30 AM
1. I actually gave them a thorough read, quite thorough that the inconsistencies in your explanation throughout this discussion baffled me. The very post I quoted for example, "Gold price is very stable and anytime for purchase is a good time, unless the price has risen significantly" which one is it? Stable that you can buy at anytime, that any fund accumulated should be transformed into gold, or that it has a possibility of significant appreciation [and with it, a depreciation too] which means we'll need an educated guess --where one of the means is through macro economics-- and buy them at a correct time?

2. Just to be sure we're on the same page before stepping further, 1B GRC equals to 1,300 USD worth of gold is because you're currently possessing 1,300 USD worth of gold? This rate will change in reflect to the gold reservoir you have next month, like, it'll become 1B GRC equals to 1,300 USD worth of gold?

4. Oh, pardon me, please point me out to these numbers and I'll humbly apologize for the oversight. Certainly you're not referring to the mention of 2%? Because I am quite confident anyone reading these dialog of ours will easily understand that I asked for --and this has been made clear-- a use case, as in, suppose your price depreciated 50% from today's rate, how will the gold kick into action and how will it stabilize price? We're talking numbers here. If I may help you, here, we can use this data I pulled from your web,



so suppose tomorrow the price of GRC plummeted 50%, what used to be 100 USD equals to 150 million of GRC, it now equals to 225 million of GRC. How will the gold reservoir kick into action and stabilize the price back to 150 million? And let's not stop there, we should assume the worst too while we're at it. Afterall, you're proposing a sense of security, not the false one. Let's also assume an ATL and massive dump scenario, the price depreciated 99%, so 100 USD equals to almost 300 million of GRC.

5 and 6. These points might be connected through the same root of problem: that I am not watching your youtube. With no intention to be rude, I have no time to watch 1 hour [and that's just 1 video] of explanation while I have other things to do [I really am currently swamped, I am not trying to be a snide here]. It's not like reading where I can do in silence while waiting in line or wait for someone, or in between the quiet morning with my coffee, I don't bring my headset all the time, and as I respect public privacy, I certainly won't disturb them by playing your explanation video through my device's speaker, and I like my morning as quiet as possible.

So, an explanation in writing is very much welcomed. I am more than happy to "listen" to that explanation of yours if you can provide a transcription of it. Not sure why this should be asked on the first place, given lots of people shared my issue, an explanation this crucial should be easily accessible, preferably placed on whitepaper. Or... you can do something easier by just tell me in brief what's your explanation is about and how exactly can you issue credit card and erect a banking entity without legal body.

Also man, I would like to thank you for asking good questions and taking this project seriously by doing critical research. That's just a great example how anyone should approach the issue of investing if they care about their money. You have my respect, even if we disagree on some points🤝
9  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 11, 2023, 10:37:48 AM

1. I actually gave them a thorough read, quite thorough that the inconsistencies in your explanation throughout this discussion baffled me. The very post I quoted for example, "Gold price is very stable and anytime for purchase is a good time, unless the price has risen significantly" which one is it? Stable that you can buy at anytime, that any fund accumulated should be transformed into gold, or that it has a possibility of significant appreciation [and with it, a depreciation too] which means we'll need an educated guess --where one of the means is through macro economics-- and buy them at a correct time?

2. Just to be sure we're on the same page before stepping further, 1B GRC equals to 1,300 USD worth of gold is because you're currently possessing 1,300 USD worth of gold? This rate will change in reflect to the gold reservoir you have next month, like, it'll become 1B GRC equals to 1,300 USD worth of gold?

4. Oh, pardon me, please point me out to these numbers and I'll humbly apologize for the oversight. Certainly you're not referring to the mention of 2%? Because I am quite confident anyone reading these dialog of ours will easily understand that I asked for --and this has been made clear-- a use case, as in, suppose your price depreciated 50% from today's rate, how will the gold kick into action and how will it stabilize price? We're talking numbers here. If I may help you, here, we can use this data I pulled from your web,



so suppose tomorrow the price of GRC plummeted 50%, what used to be 100 USD equals to 150 million of GRC, it now equals to 225 million of GRC. How will the gold reservoir kick into action and stabilize the price back to 150 million? And let's not stop there, we should assume the worst too while we're at it. Afterall, you're proposing a sense of security, not the false one. Let's also assume an ATL and massive dump scenario, the price depreciated 99%, so 100 USD equals to almost 300 million of GRC.

5 and 6. These points might be connected through the same root of problem: that I am not watching your youtube. With no intention to be rude, I have no time to watch 1 hour [and that's just 1 video] of explanation while I have other things to do [I really am currently swamped, I am not trying to be a snide here]. It's not like reading where I can do in silence while waiting in line or wait for someone, or in between the quiet morning with my coffee, I don't bring my headset all the time, and as I respect public privacy, I certainly won't disturb them by playing your explanation video through my device's speaker, and I like my morning as quiet as possible.

So, an explanation in writing is very much welcomed. I am more than happy to "listen" to that explanation of yours if you can provide a transcription of it. Not sure why this should be asked on the first place, given lots of people shared my issue, an explanation this crucial should be easily accessible, preferably placed on whitepaper. Or... you can do something easier by just tell me in brief what's your explanation is about and how exactly can you issue credit card and erect a banking entity without legal body.

I'll try be brief as I don't have much time to type what I've already explained in my videos.

1. Gold price is relatively stable. So as long as it fluctuates around the same price, I can purchase anytime I accumulate funds. If it appreciates significantly, whcih can happen occasionally, especially in the upcoming future, I need to see. There I need to make an educated guess. All my streams on Youtube indicate that I'm at up to date with global economic dynamics, and I get feedback from the holders.

2. 100 billion GRC is total max supply. It's currently worth $1,384 USD worth of gold. If we accumulate same amount next month, 100 billion GRC will cost $2,768 USD worth of gold. When the gold will be purchased that value will be only measured in gold. For example, 1 billion of GRC will be equal to 1 ounce of gold (just a random example). No need for USD.

4. For example, people sell GRC tomorrow that only $100 left in liquidity from current $4000. We would accumulate $80 in gold wallet. That would make around $1,450. If I was to pump it up, the price would get to 30-40% of initial. That scenario is impossible. Even if people did it, it would be over time with slow up and down movement. We would accumulate actually same amount. So in the end we would have around $2,800 at least in gold wallet.

Moreover!!! We have 2% going into liquidity generating. So, if everybody sells we can't have $100 worth of GRC in liquidity. Currently the minimum liquidity if everybody sells would be over $1,450 (same as gold wallet). So the price could be reinstated to the initial the day after tomorrow. That's currently if it happens, not hypothetical. Everybody sells tomorrow, I buyback the coins with gold and next day the price will be exactly the same.

5 and 6. I will create company and legal body to create stores around the world and issue credit card. I'm saying not now, but when the global power dynamics shift and the world is more decentralised (right now the global economy is monopolised by USA, that is already changing).
10  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 09, 2023, 09:46:21 PM
I'm not saying that all projects that run on DEX are useless. That's not the point. The point is that most projects that start with DEX end up there, too. These projects can contain a unique concept, a great product and other useful features. The problem with such projects, for all their usefulness, is the lack of funding. Without funding, any project, even with the most useful functions, is doomed to the fact that it will have weak support from investors, and therefore will have low liquidity. This is what we see with tokens that are listed on DEX and nowhere else. At the same time, a completely useless project can have a huge capitalization and be popular with investors, if this project has a budget from the beginning.

This is a myth. Shiba inu haven't spent a dollar on marketing until last year and they managed to get to top 10 cryptocurrencies at some stage before that.

Of course, they got there for free Grin Shiba Inu allocated very big money for the promotion of their project in various social networks, and even in tik tok. Memcoins are becoming famous for only one reason. Because someone gives a lot of money to promote this coin in the community and mentions about the coin goes viral. Nothing is free. Influencers, bloggers, and other opinion leaders never work for free. The fact that many people found out about Shiba Inu is precisely the result of marketing, or rather the cost of marketing. Judging by where SHIB is now, we can say that the costs have paid off in full.

Pepe allocated lots of money for promotion. Shiba Inu haven't spent a cent on promotion until the beginning of last year. I know the developer, we talk. So, I don't know where you get your info from. Shiba Inu community was so powerful, every exchange wanted to list Shiba Inu to gain their community members.

You expect me to believe this nonsense about marketing a multi-billion dollar asset costing nothing, while in 2021 SHIB was being advertised all over tik tok and YouTube, and that you got your information from the developer of SHIB himself? All successful projects have a marketing budget, that's what differentiates successful projects from non-successful ones. The difference is having money for community promotion.

Can you confirm your information that you were told this by the developer himself? I can also say that I talked to satoshi in 2008 Wink





11  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 06, 2023, 12:09:10 PM
I won't say "wow" because this project is not the only crypto project backed by gold (I mean I've come across several times). I suggest that you innovate by offering some advantages that other projects don't have, that way this project will attract a lot of investors' attention. apart from all that i am quite interested in crypto projects backed by gold.

You've heard of others that failed or something like PAX gold. If they weren't scams, I wouldn't make GRC. And the only indicator of how trustworthy is this project will be time. There is no need for utility or innovation. Gold stand the time and never failed unlike any other currency. So, we will see you on the other side.
12  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 05, 2023, 09:45:22 PM
Let's see how the forum and the market will react on your project. I see that you are confident with your project but people won't be contented in that, they need results and product that seems profitable. If you are advertising your project as a high risk - high return project, it sounds sketchy to be honest, it's like a shitcoin way of advertising. It's exactly how thise shitcoin advertise their tokens. Let's see how your project develops over the time and if you can make a significant impact to the market given that your project concept is backed by gold.

I'm not advertising my project as high risk. I say on early stages with low liquidity and not listed on major exchanges, people may perceive high risk in my project, because price is very volatile.

If you do research, there is no question of a scam or rugpull, because 100% of liquidity is locked for 6 months and I'm not anonymous. My identity is fully verified: my legal name, place of residence, my voice and face. There is no security risk.

On early stages of this project because of low liquidity the price is very volatile, which makes it a high risk investment, however if you see the foundation and future of the project, it is evident that that the high risk will be paid off with high return in the future.

Now, as we grow we will become low risk, just because our liquidty will grow and so, the number of holders. I'm fine if you guys want to invest in the future, because everybody will be investing then. Don't expect to make high return though, because the price will be much more stable.

Every high return project is high risk. That's the law of business. That's why you need to do research about the project to understand if it's legit or not.
13  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 05, 2023, 11:06:15 AM
Everything will be visible for sure, including purchase documents. Can't do it it anonymously.

Only me leading the way and in charge of all processes. There are people that help me and there are those who I outsource. There is no room for clash of interests between part owners for the big project like this.
Let see. Just do it first mate, Im not judging you for all the project sake. Its gonna be shown if its really have potential. Actually dont mind the liquidity itself, if you arent worried. Pretty sure that you spend your own money on this, but be prepared to lose more since developing a project in crypto doesnt come cheap if you are dead serious about innovation especially you are relating your project with gold back currency.

I'm not worried brother. This project will stand time as I'm dead serious about it. Nevertheless, I don't like big talk. Let the time be the judge of my words and let my actions be my mouth. I must remark though for everyone else, the earlier you invest in this project, the higher your return will be. High risk = high return. If you want to wait and see and buy later, no problem. Don't expect high returns then, but at least you will feel confident and secure with your investment👍🔐
14  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 05, 2023, 12:24:50 AM
More guarantee will be visible once we purchase our first 2 oz 999.9 Gold Bar from Melbourne mint and we will store it there. So, only purchasing more gold and time will create more trust. You don't have to rush and buy in, if you are still afraid. You can wait a few months and see. I'm not here for pump and dump.

Yes, I'm working alone and in full control of the project.
Oh so are you planning to have this documented or visible on the public too? Like purchase order and the facility reveal? I think thats a lot of money to spend, yeah definitely will need to wait for that progress to see the full dedication first.

You dont have a team working on this? Only you, how can you possibly make this successful alone.

Everything will be visible for sure, including purchase documents. Can't do it it anonymously.

Only me leading the way and in charge of all processes. There are people that help me and there are those who I outsource. There is no room for clash of interests between part owners for the big project like this.
15  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 04, 2023, 09:47:08 PM
I'm not saying that all projects that run on DEX are useless. That's not the point. The point is that most projects that start with DEX end up there, too. These projects can contain a unique concept, a great product and other useful features. The problem with such projects, for all their usefulness, is the lack of funding. Without funding, any project, even with the most useful functions, is doomed to the fact that it will have weak support from investors, and therefore will have low liquidity. This is what we see with tokens that are listed on DEX and nowhere else. At the same time, a completely useless project can have a huge capitalization and be popular with investors, if this project has a budget from the beginning.

This is a myth. Shiba inu haven't spent a dollar on marketing until last year and they managed to get to top 10 cryptocurrencies at some stage before that.

Of course, they got there for free Grin Shiba Inu allocated very big money for the promotion of their project in various social networks, and even in tik tok. Memcoins are becoming famous for only one reason. Because someone gives a lot of money to promote this coin in the community and mentions about the coin goes viral. Nothing is free. Influencers, bloggers, and other opinion leaders never work for free. The fact that many people found out about Shiba Inu is precisely the result of marketing, or rather the cost of marketing. Judging by where SHIB is now, we can say that the costs have paid off in full.

Pepe allocated lots of money for promotion. Shiba Inu haven't spent a cent on promotion until the beginning of last year. I know the developer, we talk. So, I don't know where you get your info from. Shiba Inu community was so powerful, every exchange wanted to list Shiba Inu to gain their community members.
16  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 03, 2023, 09:33:44 PM
I agree, there are some projects which start their way on DEX and end their way on Binance. For example, PEPE project made such way just recently and it took only 1 month to do it. This is an incredible result. We are talking about individual cases that break the standard perceptions, but if you look at the whole situation, many projects that start their way on DEX, they end up there, or go to CEXs, which are little-known compared to those CEXs that we are used to hearing about.

I agree with you, that if we use probabilities, then statistically 99% of projects listed on DEX are scams or have no strategies to build up their project. However, you chose this criteria to analyse my project. I think this criteria means nothing and doesn't help analysis, because you can say that any project that lists on DEX first is useless. It's a lazy way to do research. As a psychologist, such an approach is most common among people, as they prefer easy automatic processing.

I'm not saying that all projects that run on DEX are useless. That's not the point. The point is that most projects that start with DEX end up there, too. These projects can contain a unique concept, a great product and other useful features. The problem with such projects, for all their usefulness, is the lack of funding. Without funding, any project, even with the most useful functions, is doomed to the fact that it will have weak support from investors, and therefore will have low liquidity. This is what we see with tokens that are listed on DEX and nowhere else. At the same time, a completely useless project can have a huge capitalization and be popular with investors, if this project has a budget from the beginning.

This is a myth. Shiba inu haven't spent a dollar on marketing until last year and they managed to get to top 10 cryptocurrencies at some stage before that. Actually, you are outlining a big problem. People think that a project with brilliant idea without a bidget is doomed. Actually, it just takes time for that project to grow. But coins with budget like Pepe, they buy their way in, but they are absolutely useless. So, they are pump and dump projects. If that's what you are looking for and you are a trader, that should be your strategy. However, if people are looking at serious projects to invest long-term they should always be looking at a team behind the project. So, if I see projects list on CEX, I would be more reluctant to invest in it, because they most likely paid their way in and don't have anything to offer.

Regards to your second point that projects start in dex die in dex. Statistically you can generalise like that as it's true for majority of cases. However, the implication you make from that is a myth, as I just explained above.
17  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: July 03, 2023, 01:11:24 AM

I'll make it short as you seems talking in circle.

1. Deflecting. The initial reason brought was to question whether you have the necessary knowledge and/or familiarity --or, "the experts" in my words-- in macro and micro related to buying those golds. We're not talking about macro and micro economics of savings. Let's continue discussing this further.

2. Denial. The initial reason this topic being discussed was because it is revealed that your project misled people. Your project was not a gold backed token, it's an invested-in-gold token, of which you seemingly then try, at least from my opinion, to deflect it by inventing a roadmap where at one point you'll turn your project into a gold-backed token, though... [continued to point number 3]

3. Denial --for the reason stated above-- but acceptable. Yes, a project should strive to evolve based on criticism.

4.  Deflecting. I asked for a use case scenario, numbers. It is not provided. Please revisit this matter.

5. Deflecting, again. I asked how exactly you'll issue credit card and erect a bank while you're against the idea of being legally bound and thus, incorporate yourself. Please explain more.

6. I don't even have a word for this. I am sorry if I have to be blunt, but you do aware that this sounds very stupid, right? You said that your intention is to, "to establish independent storage solutions aligns with the objective of reducing reliance on centralized entities and ensuring the security of the underlying gold reserves", and the proposed idea is by asking people to rely on you to keep their assets? A completely independent individual, emphasize on individual, single person, not bound by any legal matter, partner, or responsibility to any governing body other than the celestial being and his inner-self? How could this an upgrade from the current system and reducing centralization?

1. Please take your time and read my responses as it seems that you either haven't read them or understand them. Gold price is very stable and anytime for purchase is a good time, unless the price has risen significantly. That question doesn't relate at all to gold-backed currency. Any funds accumulated at any time should be transformed into gold.

2. Each token represents a certain amount of gold. At this stage 100 billion GRC = $1,300 worth of gold. So it's a gold-backed currency by definition. That number will only continue to increase as we accumulate gold. So, please don't mislead people and do more research.

3. Solved.

4. I provided the numbers, but for some reason you ignored them.

5. That point is explained in great detail in my address to holders on Youtube. Please revisit and ask questions afterwards, if you don't understand still.

6. "Because I'm trustworthy, and the government full of liers." To verify this statement you need a little intelligence. The second part of statement is a common sense and you need basic understanding of economics, history of currencies, oil industry monopoly, corruption and the knowledge that 1% of richest people in the world have more wealth than 99% of others. So, it's pretty clear. First part of the statement you verify through the research of my profile, listening to what I say and see if I act on what I say. So this statement is very easily verifyiable and if you cannot understand it, I think not much I can do for you here.
18  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 02, 2023, 09:55:09 PM
Crypto currency backed by gold is indeed a good project. But my question here is how can all of this be trusted and transparent? And speaking of hype and community, to be honest I still haven't found any community for your project (let me know if I missed one). Because if a project has built a solid community base, it's only a matter of time for the project to enter the big market.

Regarding how this project can be trusted, please see my comment below yours. I replied to someone else about how you can research any project and this one in particular.

Otherwise, you asked about the community, you can also ask all your doubting questions in a community chat and I'm sure you will find the answers there. Join any time: https://t.me/globalreservecoin
19  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: July 02, 2023, 09:52:25 PM
This happens very rarely. If you initially had no budget to launch it on a well-known exchange, it is unlikely that this budget will appear in the future. I can not remember a single well-known project, which would have started its path, first with DEX of the same level as pancake, and then got a listing on binans, kukoin, etc.
Oh I think theres a lot out there started with dex like pancake, and uniswap got started with dex. Especially some memecoins or some airdrop retro projects with literally have potential or honestly speaking got some monster volume. Its all about huge volume. Right now, there are potential projects that are gonna list with the likes of Binance with no charge. Ive been staying on dex mostly so I knew which one is started there and suddenly listed on big cex. Mask, people, shiba, pepe, bkex, yfi, comp, ape, crv and many more. These are highly unknown before and only lurking on dex. So how come it rarely happened. These projects rarely pay off listing fee and only listed by cex on their own accord. Want some potential listing insight? You heard of pendle finance? Not listed on major cex but only on dexes. Im not gonna suprise, one day Binance will list and other big ones. Its not just about how they start but how impactful they leave marks on community. Thats how hype and potential projects on dex become a cex aces.

I agree, there are some projects which start their way on DEX and end their way on Binance. For example, PEPE project made such way just recently and it took only 1 month to do it. This is an incredible result. We are talking about individual cases that break the standard perceptions, but if you look at the whole situation, many projects that start their way on DEX, they end up there, or go to CEXs, which are little-known compared to those CEXs that we are used to hearing about.

I agree with you, that if we use probabilities, then statistically 99% of projects listed on DEX are scams or have no strategies to build up their project. However, you chose this criteria to analyse my project. I think this criteria means nothing and doesn't help analysis, because you can say that any project that lists on DEX first is useless. It's a lazy way to do research. As a psychologist, such an approach is most common among people, as they prefer easy automatic processing.

Instead, it's important to check all the information about the project, people behind it, roadmap, watch explanation videos made by developers (there are hours of content about our project explaining every little detail) and ask developers doubting questions. Weigh the info against the statistics and then make your own decision. This is a harder way, but critical thinking will help you find real gems and avoid scams.
20  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: Gold-Backed Crypto - Yay or Nay? on: June 29, 2023, 11:09:16 AM
Thank you for your considerate reply

Firstly, the gold price indeed fluctuates, but historically it's more stable than any fiat or crypto currency. Considering the current trends in micro and macro economies, the last thing you would want to keep your savings in is USD or Bitcoin (Bitcoin may be a good investment option for next year, USD is about to decline a lot, so I'm talking about savings, not investment). So if you want to keep your money safe, buy gold, silver or GRC. Any amount of gold at any given price and time is the best place for savings. The price of gold is historically the most stable price. So, at the moment, I will be purchasing gold regularly based on the timeframe rather than price. The faster we can purchase gold is better, since every day USD price can drop significantly.

To your second point. It is true, but the definition you put is about governments setting a fixed price on gold and then backing their currency. As you know I'm not the government, I can't set the fixed price on gold, so I'm not sure why you quoted that definition. It's a straw man argument, which makes 0 sense in a current discussion. In the future (this is part of our roadmap and development), when people are able to exchange gold for GRC tokens, each GRC will have a fixed value in gold. Gold GRC tokens will be minted and certain amount of GRC tokens will represent 1 gold coin.

To your third point of 2% of being a small amount to back the token. Let me remind you 2% tax is on buying AND selling GRC. That's a lot of money. I'll give you current numbers, so you understand the example. Currently, as I'm writing, there is $4,782 in GRC liquidity. Also, until this time it took us accumulate this much liquidty, we accumulated $1,317 in gold wallet, that's currently there. If I had enough money in gold wallet to purchase and store it in gold, that number would have been much higher as BNB price dropped a lot. Nevertheless, if I was going to buy back coins with gold wallet money now, I could get the price up for GRC significantly, by about 50%. Remember, 2% comes from daily trading volume. So, that's a lot of money. So, yes the price is secure.

To your last point. Currently the gold will be stored at Melbourne mint. But in the future, we would have our own storage, as you pointed out correctly I don't trust any government. Indeed, the governments create false sense of security by promising to keep the currencies stable and your savings in banks safe. None of these promises hold true and the history showed it again and again and now it's evident too. The banks are collapsing, and fiat currencies are shaking up before people become fearful and the bubble of debt money pops. It's a matter of time, and I promise it will happen before the end of 2024. Every fiat cureency has historically failed. Only gold never did. So, there is more chance people's money can be safe and secure with a random guy like myself, who is transparent and honest (for you to decide) rather than the government.

Point number one. I am not quite sure how you misunderstood me when I am talking about the macro and micro involved on the decision making, I am referring to the economics involved behind purchasing gold, and instead you're talking about the macro and micro involved on savings. I also failed to understand how you perceive the corelation between price of gold and USD, and how you justify that "The faster we can purchase gold is better, since every day USD price can drop significantly." given that --and backed by studies-- inflation are proven to have small effect to the price of gold. Further, your statement that USD price can drop significantly also bear a strong indication of wrong argument and cluelessness, a lack of understanding on the field you're about to undergo and ask people to trust their fund with, given The Feds declared they'll increase their interest rate twice this year, and history shows that the increment of their interest rate will be followed by the strengthening of their currency. So, currently, reflecting from prior behavior, every day USD price can increase significantly.

Point number two, I believe anyone reading this understand that the the definition was served to give context of gold-backed currency vs. invested-in-gold "currency", and hopefully you find it useful as you're seemingly lacking the knowledge of a gold-backed currency yourself. Well, partially. No one asking you to set a fixed price on gold. No one can lock the price of gold. Gold-backed currency means each printed money reflecting a predetermined rate of gold.

Though "internally" your goal bears resemblance to the basic application of gold-backed currency where certain unit of currency reflect to certain unit of gold, thus "in the future" your token holders can exchange a fixed certain unit of GRC to gold; And surely you're meaning to say certain amount of token represent 1 gram of gold? One gold coin is not a quantitative measurement.  Token-rate-against-other-coin wise, you missed the point very greatly. Seen from other currency [of which we stand and use it as the basis of our argument, given we're talking about your price stability] it is the price of the currency that reflect the rate of the gold, when gold price worldwide rises, the currency appreciated against other currencies. If gold price gets lower, the currency got depreciated. If my point made zero sense to you and perceived as a straw man argument, then may I suggest that perhaps you don't understand it?

While we're at it, regarding your goal and roadmap, where's exacly this plan of changing your system into gold-backed coin? I can't find it anywhere, though I've read your roadmap several times. More about your roadmap on the next paragraph.

Point number three. It is really nice that you're talking numbers. Let's convert that into a case for the sake of illustration. Assume your token price drop, let's say, 50%, can you give us in numbers and data of how your gold reserve return the price to it's current value? That's the sense of security you're offering, is it not, that the price is secure?

Point number four, and this is the most interesting, IMO, as I think this is the biggest contradicting statement you made. You said on your last paragraph that can be summarized into, you don't trust government, you don't trust banks, and on your youtube video, which you summarized yourself here, you also refrained from incorporating your project or take any legal form so that you're not bound by anything; you said and I quote, "That way I'm not legally binded." Let's revisit your roadmap, I screenshotted both page to show all of us that you didn't specify any plan to get to a situation where certain amout of your token will be exchangable to one "coin" of gold, but the point I'd like to emphasize is on phase 3 [the 15/15 page is also deliberately made visible to show that I've reached the end of the page and there's no other roadmap].



How... exactly will you issue credit card without legal body? And the possibility of opening a global bank is ironic, isn't it? Given you don't trust banks, let alone the mystery how you'll erect a legal bank without incorporating yourself.

1. Regarding the macro and micro factors, it's essential to consider both savings and investment perspectives when discussing the stability of currencies. While it's true that gold prices can fluctuate, it has historically maintained its value better than fiat or cryptocurrencies. The USD, for example, has faced significant inflation and devaluation over time, making it less reliable for preserving wealth. In contrast, gold has a proven track record of preserving purchasing power and acting as a hedge against economic uncertainties.

As for the claim about the USD price dropping significantly every day, it's important to recognize that currency fluctuations can be influenced by various factors, including interest rates, economic indicators, and market sentiment. While the USD is stable at this moment, there are a few factors that indicate the collapse of USD: digitalisation of dollar (people are mostly against it), increased USA debt, future end of Ukraine war (no more money making for USA economy), over 28 countries last week applied to join BRICS (alliance against NATO and USA), BRICS accumulating gold, housing crisis and many other factors. These are just a few examples.

2. The definition of a gold-backed currency was presented to establish the context and differentiate it from investing in physical gold. While governments may set fixed prices for their gold-backed currencies, the concept behind a gold-backed cryptocurrency like GRC is to provide a secure and transparent digital representation of physical gold. The goal is to have a fixed value for GRC tokens based on a certain amount of gold, offering stability and a direct correlation to the precious metal's worth. This goal is the future goal and is clearly explained in detail in my first Youtube video I made. I went through the whitepaper and explained each point in great detail.

3. Regarding the roadmap and the future exchange of GRC for gold tokens, it's essential to understand that development plans are subject to updates and adjustments based on market conditions and technological advancements. While the specifics may not be outlined in the current roadmap, the intention to provide a mechanism for token holders to exchange GRC for a fixed amount of gold is a logical step in aligning with the concept of a gold-backed currency.

4. The 2% tax on buying and selling GRC is indeed a significant contribution to backing the token with gold reserves. While the current liquidity and gold wallet balance may be relatively modest, it's crucial to consider the potential growth and scalability of the GRC ecosystem. As more individuals and institutions embrace GRC, the liquidity and gold reserves will likely increase substantially, further solidifying the price stability and ensuring the backing of the currency.

Additionally, the 2% tax is based on daily trading volume, which means that as the trading volume of GRC grows, so will the funds available for backing the token with gold. This ongoing process ensures that GRC remains backed by a substantial amount of gold, providing a secure foundation for the currency's value.

5. Trust in governments and banks is a valid concern, as history has shown instances of economic instability and financial crises caused by government policies and banking systems. By emphasizing transparency, accountability, and decentralization, GRC aims to address these concerns and offer an alternative that provides individuals with greater control over their financial future.

6. While the roadmap may not explicitly mention owning storage facilities for gold, the intention to establish independent storage solutions aligns with the objective of reducing reliance on centralized entities and ensuring the security of the underlying gold reserves. By taking a proactive approach to safeguarding assets and empowering individuals, GRC aims to offer a more reliable and trustworthy alternative to traditional banking and monetary systems. That is again explained in my first Youtube video.

It's crucial to recognize that the current financial landscape calls for innovative solutions that prioritize transparency, stability, and individual empowerment. GRC strives to address these needs by providing a gold-backed currency that offers individuals a reliable store of value and a hedge against economic uncertainties. By leveraging the benefits of blockchain technology and a transparent ecosystem, GRC paves the way for a more secure and equitable financial future.
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