Peter Schiff

Well, it's the origin of how this came about.

And I think it's more of a conversation, obviously a bit adversarial, but not like a formal debate.

There's no moderator.

It's just kind of the two of us having a discussion about it.

But the way it evolved.

So I was doing an interview on another popular crypto podcast and the topic of tokenized gold came up.

And so I said, yeah, you know, I certainly think that that's a viable use of blockchain.

Ironically, it's probably one of the few things that could actually come out of it would be a way of making gold an even better medium of exchange.

through the tokenization making gold more portable more fungible you know easier to use uh you know in commerce so i said look you know i'm probably gonna have my own i i started something called t gold uh and right now it's just a page on the shift gold website but if you go to tgold.com it'll take you there where you can set up an account

And this is to have gold where we don't deliver it.

Like shift gold, people buy gold.

We send out the bars or the coins.

We mail it to their address.

But with T-gold, you just buy whatever, you know, $100, $1,000, you know, $5,000 worth of gold or silver.

And we don't deliver it.

You buy it and it's, you know, segregated, but we vault it and have it stored for you.

So you just have, you know, whatever quantity you want.

Ultimately, what I'm working on is in addition to being able to withdraw your gold physically, you'll be able to withdraw it in the form of a token.

And that token basically just represents your ownership of that gold.

But once you have it in the form of a token, you can transfer it to somebody else.