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2018
Gold market mulling blockchain to secure $200bn of supplyBy:GOLD Gold is going digital. Blockchain technology may help keep track of the roughly $200 billion of the precious metal dug from remote mines, traded by middlemen and melted down by recyclers that’s sold each year to buyers scattered around the world.
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