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New Private Currency Uses Bills Filled With Real Gold By Jackson Elliott of The Epoch Times Modern currencies such as Bitcoin expect to find success in a more technological world, but a new currency known as Goldbacks might corner the post-apocalyptic currency market. Goldbacks in several different denominations In 2019, Goldback president Jeremy Cordon said he had a dream in which he saw people paying for groceries using golden bills. Cordon had previously worked for years trying to make gold into functional money, but the dream gave him a new idea: What if a bill small enough to buy groceries could include a tiny percentage of gold? “This felt like an epiphany because I saw people using gold as a regular money,” he said. “This fit into the vision that anyone anywhere could use gold as their currency of choice.” For thousands of years, anyone who wanted to buy goods with gold faced “the small coin problem,” Cordon told The Epoch Times. A 1-ounce gold coin, worth about $2,000, is far too expensive for everyday use, but a cheap gold coin is impractically small. “Gold is the best money, but it can’t buy a loaf of bread,” he said.

Indias forex reserves fell to $629.755 billion in the week ending January 28, 2022 Mumbai (Maharashtra): Indias foreign exchange (forex) reserves declined by $4.531 billion to $629.755 billion in the week ended January 28 due to a sharp drop in foreign currency assets and fall in the value of gold reserves, the Reserve Bank of [] The post Indias Forex Reserves Fall To $629.75 Billion appeared first on UK Stocks, Forex, Commodities, Crypto, Live Market News- Daily Forex News .

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By Russ Cersosimo, co-founder of Hemp Synergistics. On January 24th, 1848, James S. Marshall, a lumber mill foreman in Coloma, California, noticed glistening flakes of gold in the stream bed below the mill’s water wheel. He took the discovery to his boss, lumber pioneer John Sutter. As news of the discovery spread, thousands of prospective gold miners traveled by land and sea to the San Francisco area, sparking the legendary California Gold Rush and paving the way to the West as we know it today. At the beginning of the gold rush, goldfields were primarily on "public land,” which was land formally owned by the United States government. However, there were no laws or guidelines in place and no functional enforcement mechanisms. With no law regarding property rights, people staked claims. Gold was simply "free for the taking,” which was beneficial to the early forty-niners. There was no private property, no licensing fees, and no taxes. It was the literal wild west, and essentially, a lawless environment.

Gold and silver futures retain their sideways range

Volatility continues to be a prominent factor in gold pricing today. The volatility revolved around the release of the Labor Departments jobs report for January.

Yields rally on stronger than expected payroll report

Crypto Spikes As Mexican Billionaire Says Bitcoin Is A ''Better Option Than Fiat Money'' Cryptos are on the rise this morning following the better than expected payrolls print, following comments from Mexicos third richest man, Ricardo Salinas, who said bitcoin is a better option than fiat money, noting that the cryptocurrency is unseizable and can be transferred instantly worldwide, contrary to fiat and the gold standard. The gold standard has always been subject to governmental intervention, Salinas said. And fiat allows you to finance endlessly. Bitcoin has spiked back above $40,000 for the first time since the ''Russia bans crypto'' headlines hit And Ethereum is back up near $3,000 at 2-week highs... Technically speaking, there is a large $730 million options expiration with bitcoin bulls placed heavy bets between $40,000 and $44,000... which may suggest this price action is gamma-driven pinning. No obvious catalyst from a news perspective for today''s jump, but we note that coverage of Salinas'' comments are drawing considerable attention.

Gold is likely to remain inversely correlated with the benchmark 10-year US T-bond yield next week as investors will await the US January Consumer Pri

(Kitco News) - U.K.-based broker Sucden Financial has released its latest quarterly metals outlook for 2022. The report focuses on the divergence between Fed policy and inflationary pressures. The firm expects the choppiness to continue for a while but thinks metals are likely to hold support levels.

The price of gold settled in the spot market on Thursday back in the $1,800''s. It made a high of $1,809 and printed a low of $1,788.68. Central banks

U.S. 10-year bond yields hit near one-week high Dollar slides to more than two-week low Markets await U.S. non-farm payrolls data on Friday Feb 3 (Reuters) – Gold prices steadied on Thursday, as a … Read Full Story at source (may require registration) The post Gold steadies as weaker dollar, stocks offset stronger yields appeared first on ForexTV .

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The price of gold was flat after a three-day advance, as investors were reacting to a drop in US corporate employment ahead of the key US jobs report, along with global geopolitical tensions.

The direction of the April Comex gold futures contract on Thursday is likely to be determined by trader reaction to $1803.30.