Gldy

[agent006140]

What Is GLDY?

GLDY is a tokenized security backed by gold. What sets it apart from traditional gold holdings is that it is designed to generate yield. Through a gold leasing structure, GLDY pays an annualized yield of up to 3.5%, distributed in the form of additional gold rather than cash.

In other words, it is gold that can work to grow your position over time, combining the long-standing appeal of a hard asset with an income-generating component that conventional bullion and many gold funds do not offer

[phaz0rz]

It's physical metals or nothing for me. Metal contracts have always been shady.

[agent006140]

There is a guy who kept his gold in a safe at home,robbers tied his family up and threaten to kill them if he does not open the safe

[sax4]

Spam post.

Banhammer

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

There is a guy who kept his gold in a safe at home,robbers tied his family up and threaten to kill them if he does not open the safe

There's always a guy or a story...thanks for the chuckles agent

[agent006140]

There is a girl whose uncle died,she gets everything,including all the gold coins and bars in his garage

[sax4]

Originally Posted by rsot

There's always a guy or a story...thanks for the chuckles agent

Haha! morning chuckles indeed

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

There is a girl whose uncle died,she gets everything,including all the gold coins and bars in his garage

You derailed your own post agent

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by rsot

You derailed your own post agent

Dont you have anything else better to do?

[sax4]

Don't invest in crypto, I heard about a crypto millionaire guy who was struck by lightning, fried his cold storage device. He works at McDonalds now

[Automasters]

Hehe or the guy who threw his hard drive in the landfill with bitcoins on it, now wants to buy the landfill to look for it...

[agent006140]

what is that moviie,the guy Robert Redford sew a diamond in his arm

[Automasters]

The film Havana

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

Dont you have anything else better to do?

Clearly not - good entertainment agent - lots of love

[phaz0rz]

Lol. What if the guy from story #1 was the same person as the girl in the second story?

There is a girl whose uncle died,she gets everything,including all the gold coins and bars in his garage. She took it home and stored it in her closet in a safe. A month later robbers tied her family up and threaten to kill them if she does not open the safe. The robbers had been helping clean out her uncles house when she picked up her inheritance,and watched her travel home.

[agent006140]

The guy who was tied up and asked to open his safe is a local guy.the girl I dont know where?

[phaz0rz]

Poor old guy. :(

[rsot]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Poor old guy. :(

Solid AI generation - for the other thread

[phaz0rz]

Fair point. This thread is where I got the idea for that one.

[agent006140]

wonder where he hid his gold coins?
A banker told me they have a client,who kept his 80 Kreugerand coins in the bank deposit box with his grandkid,one day his grandkid who is a dug addict just took off with his coins.
Johnny Carson in his umpteen divorce,fought with his wife over 80 Keu coins they have

[phaz0rz]

I'm just speculating but I'd think most people holding precious metals as a store of value have them safely stored somewhere in their home. It's something that's ordered in private (online) and shipped without any 3rd party ever knowing about it, so there's really no need for the paranoid security around it.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

Johnny Carson in his umpteen divorce,fought with his wife over 80 Keu coins they have

Good pop culture dated knowledge actually hah - I recall the number being 75 actually, no?