Quote from: wwzsocki on November 03, 2019, 11:21:46 AM

Quote from: tmfp on November 03, 2019, 10:51:13 AM

...each token is linked to a physical amount of gold?...

Yes, it is and it was already explained a couple of times in this thread.

You cropped/misunderstood the question. I know each token is supposed to represent 1g of gold, that's my point about liquidity provision.
Liquidity provision is easy with non linked tokens but, say there is a large sell order with no buyers, are GOLD going to absorb that selling and its cost themselves?

Quote from: wwzsocki on November 03, 2019, 11:21:46 AM

All these exchanges you mentioned were already known, so it has to be some other exchanges.

What do you mean? You asked

Quote from: wwzsocki on November 03, 2019, 10:05:29 AM

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Anyways, great progress Digital Team, only it would be great to know which exchanges listed Digital Coin token GOLD and if you are also a liquidity provider for the GOLD token there?

The answer I gave, based on a visit to their website and a quick search, was a list of the four exchanges they refer to here

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We listed GOLD on four exchanges already

and Bitforex will make five.

Quote from: wwzsocki

Digital Gold is a liquidity provider for the GOLD token on actually listed exchanges which are accepted by the team and additionally they provide Marketplace where you can buy or sell GOLD tokens 24/7.
Als already explained in the thread:

Yes, I understand how tokens are bought and sold. Liquidity provision is something else.