Please explain how XAUR is a measure of gold?
Xaurum is a cryptocurrency backed by 999,99 LBMA gold. Gold brings trust and stability to the currency and Xaurum expands this ideology further by intruducing a constantly increasing gold reserves by implementing Xaurum mechanizms. All the gold in the commonwealth is owned by Xaurum users and is exchangable for gold anytime, anywhere.
The main purpose of all Xaurum monetary policy is to sustain the common interest by increasing the commonwealth. The commonwealth is stored as gold reserves that serve as the basis of xaurum’s value, the increase of the commonwealth increases the base value of all xaurum. This means that the ratio of xaurum to gold is increasing with new issued xaurums, and the users of xaurum are rewarded with an increase of value, both as the determined increase of value in gold and the potential and speculative increase of its price.
At this moment, if you want to receive 1g 999,99 LBMA gold card you need to melt 982.80 XAUR.
Question for the team:
Based on your data, many foreign markets (Brazil, Australia, Portugal, Poland, Canada, ... Bitins, ...) have opened (or are in start phase), and that most of the XAUR are currently sold through agents with market price (I understand that XAUR are buyed directly from exchange - so ther could not be more "GOLD" with this strategy), how do you interpret such a low daily trading (beside the low price)?
Is it a reflection of poor sales?
Are sales done by agents part of Xaurums daily volume? If not, what is an average real daily volume?
I think these coins are issued out of commonwealth reserve and are calculated on local level which does not affect exchanges.
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Thank you for your question. Daily volume includes every purchase on the exchanges. Xaurum sales team offers a client a possibility to buy Xaurum at the market price, and when that happens XAUR is bought on exchange for them. Daily amounts differ form day to day.