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Do you think a gold-backed stablecoin could become an internationally accepted common currency? Like 0.01gm is at $1.5

Reddit r/CryptoCurrency·u/tractorix·about 1 month ago
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Gold has the highest appeal among all assets and is universally accepted, making it the perfect asset to back a global common currency, which will definitely be a stablecoin in the near future.

However, a gram or a ton of Gold can never become a common currency; it should be something like a hundredth of a gram (0.01 g). Currently, a hundredth of a gram of gold is around $1.5, which puts it close to the dollar, the world's most popular currency.

Currently gold stablecoins are limited to a few unusable coins like XAUt ($4,557 today).

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