What are NatGold tokenization ratios and how were they developed?
What are NatGold tokenization ratios and how were they developed?
NatGold tokenization ratios are the standardized conversion rates used to determine how many NatGold Tokens can be digitally minted from measured, indicated, and inferred gold resources. Embedded in a smart contract and integral to NatGold Digital’s patent-pending digital mining model, these ratios reflect the level of geological confidence for each resource type.
- Measured Resources: These are the most reliable resources and are tokenized at 80%, meaning one troy ounce of measured resources is represented by 0.80 of a NatGold Token.
- Indicated Resources: These resources are less certain than measured resources, resulting in a 40% representation—each troy ounce of indicated resources equals 0.40 of a NatGold Token.
- Inferred Resources: Being the least certain, inferred resources are tokenized at 20%, with one troy ounce represented by 0.20 of a NatGold Token.
These ratios were developed through established industry protocols and a data-driven analysis of resource reliability. This standardized approach ensures transparency and consistency, guaranteeing the uniform and homogenous nature of every NatGold Token minted. By maintaining a clear and consistent standard, NatGold Digital makes it easy to understand exactly how each type of resource converts into tokens, with all calculations based on the commonly understood measure of troy ounces.
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