How does NatGold Digital ensure that once Certified NatGold Resources have been digitally mined, they are not physically extracted?
How does NatGold Digital ensure that once Certified NatGold Resources have been digitally mined, they are not physically extracted?
The NatGold Digital ecosystem prohibits any form of mining exploration, extraction activity, or subsurface investigation. This is reinforced by the third of the seven tokenization approval criteria that a mining company must meet in order to have their resources certified as Certified NatGold Resources. Moreover, when a mining company transfers the mineral rights title for these Certified NatGold Resources to the NatGold Integrity Vault™ LLC, it effectively “sells” its title in exchange for a ratio-controlled amount of NatGold Tokens. At that point, the company no longer owns the mineral rights, and any exploration or extraction activity would be illegal.
In addition, the Operating Agreement of the NatGold Integrity Vault explicitly prohibits any exploration or production activity. As the rightful legal owner of the mineral rights title and associated Certified NatGold Resources, the NatGold Integrity Vault holds these rights on behalf of NatGold Token holders in a trustee relationship. This ensures that the resources remain untouched and fully backed by the ecosystem’s stringent compliance measures.
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