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Where are people actually buying tokenized silver like KAG (Kinesis Silver) or GRAMS (Gram Silver)?
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PaxG, KAG, Btc, Tao, KAS No better collection than these.
KAG is still mostly traded on the Kinesis exchange itself. Volume has picked up a bit but it's not exactly deep. I use their built-in wallet for stacking.
Post is by: DuraDuraBanana and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1pzc6ah/where_are_people_actually_buying_tokenized_silver/ Silver is having a monster year and I want to add some tokenized exposure beyond just perps or miners. Specifically looking at KAG from Kinesis and GRAMS from Gram Silver – both seem interesting because they claim direct backing and redeemability. The problem is finding places with real liquidity and low fees to actually buy them without ridiculous spreads. Has anyone found reliable spots or CEX listings for KAG or GRAMS lately, or are we mostly stuck with their native platforms? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Your chart shows silver (KAG) while you talk about copper Copper has done well this year, but I have to say that my copper long ended up being a disappointing holding when I compared it to gold and silver. I expect that the thin volume of silver, combined with its dual industrial and occasional monetary role, really kicked up the priced. Not least because one of the industrial uses is solar panels... Gold was helped along by central bank buying ... over 600 tons this year
BTC : Bitcoin zuerst. XAUT : Gold, sehr sicher, überhaupt nicht riskant. KAG : Silber ist gerade jetzt eine Chance
Dynamically changes with every halving. I consider someone a whale, when he owns one whole day's worth of Bitcoin mining subsidy (900 BTC). https://lensdump.com/i/KAG5fm
Not far off owing 0.1 Bitcoin. which gonna be huge if you understand how block reward works. It's equivalent of 1 whole block (the result of all miners of the world working together) to mine in 2044. https://lensdump.com/i/KAG5fm
Also check this out https://lensdump.com/i/KAG5fm
The strive is to drive the value down closer to zero, as opposed to the other side, not actual zero. And why would the price of Bitcoin go down? the mine-able supply is only getting scarcer with time (and not much left to mine). The cost of producing 1 BTC is increasing infinitely with each halving. https://lensdump.com/i/KAG5fm