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Suspecting the job data will be revised in few months. They have done it before. Any opinions, supporting or rejecting the statement? #Gold #Silver

Congratulations on the milestone. What interests me most about tokenized gold is not the token itself, but the operational infrastructure behind it — allocation, custody, redemption, audits, and reconciliation between physical holdings and digital ownership. Looking forward to seeing how the space continues to evolve.

Central banks around the world bought 17t of gold in April. This map shows the significant buyers and sellers, but Senior Research Lead, Marissa Salim has more detail in her latest blog on Goldhub.

TMetals Daily Custody Log Added separate ERC-20 contracts per commodity + automatic lot allocation engine. One click now allocates 500oz gold lot → 500 tokens. Question: How painful is multi-commodity inventory splitting for you right now (Gold + Silver )? Vault/issuer folks — hit reply or DM. #RWA #TokenizedGold #PreciousMetals #CustodyTech #BuildInPublic

Gold replaces US Treasuries as world’s top reserve asset, ECB says ft.trib.al/NQKj5B3

TMetals Daily Custody Log Reconciliation dashboard that shows live vs tokenised inventory for Gold + Silver in one screen. Turns out 90% of the manual work in custody is matching lots to tokens. Question for vault ops & token issuers: What’s currently the slowest part of your daily/weekly reconciliation? Reply or DM — purely collecting feedback. #RWA #TokenizedGold #PreciousMetals #CustodyTech #BuildInPublic #Gold #Silver

Spent time speaking with smaller bullion dealers recently. Surprising takeaway: Most don’t use software for inventory or tracking — it’s manual, relationship-driven, and often cash-based. Which raises a question: At what point does the metals market actually need coordination infrastructure? Because at small scale → trust is personal At larger scale → trust has to become systemic That transition point seems underexplored. #Silver #Gold #PreciousMetals

@scottsdalemint That's beautiful, so much of attention given to predict price action however very few thinks about cost of trust and operations of holding custody, allocation and audits.

A lot of time is spent discussing inflation, currency debasement, and geopolitics when it comes to gold. Far less attention is given to what happens after you buy it: • Where is it stored? • Who actually has custody? • How is ownership tracked? • How are audits and verification handled? Price gets the spotlight. Trust infrastructure stays in the shadows. Yet for physical metals, that’s where real risk — and opportunity — sits. #Gold #PreciousMetals #Silver #Mining

#Silver is acting like a kid want's to jump higher and #Gold is holding it back trying to calm down take a breather🚀🪙🥈

That finish is clean — interesting how much design and presentation matter even in something as “purely financial” as bullion. At the end of the day, trust in metals isn’t just about purity and weight — it’s also about how confidence is conveyed, whether through branding, finish, or verification. Curious how much of that same attention carries over to how these bars are tracked, verified, and reported behind the scenes. #Silver #PreciousMetals #Gold

Equinox Gold and Orla Mining have entered into a definitive agreement to combine, creating a North American senior gold producer with a combined market capitalization of over $18 billion.   The combined company will continue under the Equinox Gold name, with Darren Hall as CEO and Jason Simpson, President & CEO of Orla Mining, joining Equinox Gold as President.   Complementary portfolios, increased scale, high-quality assets and one of the strongest organic growth pipelines in the sector.   Together, we are better positioned than either company could be alone.   Read today's press release: equinoxgold.com/news/   Shareholder call: May 13, 2026, 8:30am ET
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It’s interesting how much attention is given to supply, demand, and price dynamics in silver — but far less to the operational infrastructure behind physical markets. Curious how much of the industry still relies on manual coordination when it comes to allocation, custody, and reconciliation between participants. Feels like an underexplored layer compared to market analysis.

I’m currently researching how the operational side of the metals market works in practice, especially around custody, allocation, reconciliation, and coordination between counterparties. From your experience, where do things tend to get most complex or inefficient behind the scenes? Would value your perspective if you’re open to sharing.

Interesting to see how much emphasis is placed on privacy and trust even at the physical interaction level. It really highlights how important discretion and confidence are in precious metals — not just in custody, but across the entire client experience. Curious how much of that same trust challenge extends into the operational side (allocation, verification, reporting, etc.) behind the scenes.

Spoke with someone from the bullion side recently. One thing that stood out: The biggest inefficiencies in precious metals aren’t always about price, liquidity, or access. They’re in the operational layer: • allocation tracking • reconciliation across counterparties • custody coordination • audit visibility • document flow A lot of this still runs on: emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, and relationships. Which raises an interesting question: Is the real opportunity in metals not financial innovation — but operational coordination? Curious how people closer to the physical side see this. #Gold #Silver #PreciousMetals

One thing I’ve noticed while studying the precious metals market: People spend endless time discussing: • #Gold price targets • Fed policy • inflation • geopolitics Disparity between daily price action, futures markets, and premiums of physical bullion intrigued me to do research in to the opaqueness of this market and I am amazed to see how less attention goes into understanding the actual operational machinery behind physical metals markets. Custody. Allocation. Settlement. Verification. Audits. Counterparty trust. One thing is incredibly true physical metals markets run heavily on relationships, reputation, and procedural trust built over decades. Makes you appreciate how complex the ecosystem really is behind a “simple” gold transaction. #Gold #Silver #PreciousMetals #Mining

The mining industry has spent decades improving extraction, refining, logistics, and trading efficiency. But one layer still feels surprisingly fragmented: Ownership and custody infrastructure. Not the metal itself — the systems used to track: • who owns what • where it is held • how it is verified • how trust moves across counterparties As more capital flows into physical metals and asset-backed products, this layer starts becoming increasingly important. Especially when multiple parties are involved: miners, refiners, dealers, vaults, auditors, investors. I’ve been spending time studying this intersection closely and one thing stands out: The future of metals may not just depend on production. It may depend on trust infrastructure. Curious how others in #Mining #Gold #Silver and #PreciousMetals see this evolving over the next decade. 🪙

Tokenized gold isn’t new. Products like PAX Gold and Tether Gold already offer: • Fractional ownership • Physical backing • Redemption mechanisms On paper, that solves access. But a bigger question remains: How do market participants weigh the risks vs. benefits of holding these instruments? Especially when it comes to: • Trust in custody and audits • Redemption reliability under stress • Counterparty and jurisdiction risk From the outside, these seem like the real decision drivers—not just price exposure. I’m curious to hear from those closer to the metal: Dealers, miners, and physical market participants— Do you see tokenized metals as a natural extension of your business if the underlying custody and ownership infrastructure were solid? Or is there still a fundamental gap that prevents adoption? #PreciousMetals #Gold #Silver #Mining #BullionDealers

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