Pure Gold Physical Bitcoins Minted in China

[keanbosch]

http://www.ahametals.com/pure-gold-physical-bitcoins-minted-china/

The idea of backing Bitcoin with a physical commodity is nothing new. In May, 2014 Mina Financial, a Toronto-based financial services innovator announced the creation of “Minacoin,” a gold backed cryptocurrency that would, like Bitcoin, create 21 million coins that are backed by two 400-ounce bars of gold worth US$1,050,000 (£618,000). Late last year the people of the Island of Alderney in the Channel Islands flirted with the idea of physical Bitcoin to try and reverse dependency on the British Crown and Pound Sterling, making itself a global hub for digital currencies. And just recently, US gold merchant Anthem Vault released its own “gold-backed” coin.

[odolvlobo]

ahametals.com leeches off of other sites by reposting their articles. It would be better if you posted links to the original articles rather than to your site so that the original site gets the traffic.

[toekingsize]

ahametals.com leeches off of other sites by reposting their articles. It would be better if you posted links to the original articles rather than to your site so that the original site gets the traffic.

is good.

[keanbosch]

ahametals.com leeches off of other sites by reposting their articles. It would be better if you posted links to the original articles rather than to your site so that the original site gets the traffic.

Oh! I didn't see that.. I am actually subscribe to their RSS and sending me some stuffs about bitcoins.. and sharing it ..
Not my site though..

[CharHill]

http://www.ahametals.com/pure-gold-physical-bitcoins-minted-china/

The idea of backing Bitcoin with a physical commodity is nothing new. In May, 2014 Mina Financial, a Toronto-based financial services innovator announced the creation of “Minacoin,” a gold backed cryptocurrency that would, like Bitcoin, create 21 million coins that are backed by two 400-ounce bars of gold worth US$1,050,000 (£618,000). Late last year the people of the Island of Alderney in the Channel Islands flirted with the idea of physical Bitcoin to try and reverse dependency on the British Crown and Pound Sterling, making itself a global hub for digital currencies. And just recently, US gold merchant Anthem Vault released its own “gold-backed” coin.

I'm thinking, that i read about that. And i can to say, that physical coins is killed the idea of cryptocurrency at all (don't if it only to be like souvenir), imo.

[shockinglyugly]

ahametals.com leeches off of other sites by reposting their articles. It would be better if you posted links to the original articles rather than to your site so that the original site gets the traffic.

It is really annoying when you are searching for news and find a site that takes you to smother site that takes you to another site to be able to read the article. This really almost is plagiarism.

[btmtb]

ahametals.com leeches off of other sites by reposting their articles. It would be better if you posted links to the original articles rather than to your site so that the original site gets the traffic.

It is really annoying when you are searching for news and find a site that takes you to smother site that takes you to another site to be able to read the article. This really almost is plagiarism.

Have a look at Keanbosch's post history. Until very recently everyone of his posts was just an ahametal link. He's only started posting occasional brief comments that AREN'T links to ahametal rewrites when people starting asking him if he was shill for them or what his relationship with them was. No accusations, but I'd ask the same question now, perhaps we'll get an answer eh keanbosch? It's fine if that's the case, but you should be transparent.