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I wonder if they'll list various "gold-backed" cryptocurrencies, like XAURUM and OneGram, where the essential selling script is "Backed by one gram of gold" and

by tomp 9y ago

I wonder if they'll list various "gold-backed" cryptocurrencies, like XAURUM and OneGram, where the essential selling script is "Backed by one gram of gold" and "Growth with every transaction", which are obviously contradictory.

DennisP 9y ago
I don't know those two, but Digix has a way which isn't contradictory: there's a token backed by a gram of gold, and another token which distributes dividends from transaction fees on the first token.
- tomp 9y ago
  Hm... What do the miners get?
  - DennisP 9y ago
    Miners get the standard Ethereum transaction fees, payable in ether. The Digix tokens run on top of Ethereum, and the gold-backed token takes a percentage of each transfer; i.e. the Digix fees are paid in gold-backed tokens rather than ether.