Bullion Baron said:mr-dead said:
I doubt it's a scam, I had some email correspondence with Roy (one of the founders) before they launched and he mentioned buying the BitGold domain a few years ago, so it's unlikely he is related to the scammers who once run the site. Also there are some fairly significant investors such as Sprott (company) who've presumably done their due diligence.
The company share price seems very overvalued: http://tsi-blog.com/2015/05/bitgold-great-product-over-priced-stock/
I think they are legit, but for the reasons outlined in my post whinfell linked I just don't think a service like this would be overly useful to the average Gold owner... how many here want the ability to spend their Gold day to day?
bron suchecki said:I don't think zero storage fees for allocated will work out for them as most investors are buy and hold and they will need a lot of trading by those doing it to cover those sitting tight, all depends on the percentage trading vs stacking.
JB3 said:
swe_silver said:Why do you think its a ponzi? I must say i like the idea as an alternative to "fiat-banks"
Altima, no far from that.
Goldpelican, ok!
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