Perhaps, but they'll have to be posted and stored somewhere in the system. And since these executions are not supposed to be a secret, obviously, all we'd need is a link to where they're stored and then those that are interested can go there and look / watch / burn our eyes out.200,000 transactions per day will need a separate front end in front of some meaty servers, if it's even a good idea.
I suspect that many of the round figure transactions might be vouchers issued by MetalGo for prizes at their latest sponsored fun run. It looks like there were a large number of participants. Here’s the latest video featuring the fun run and many people waving vouchers around. I think 250,000 IDR is equivalent to roughly 0.25 KAU.
Exactly....I suspect that many of the round figure transactions might be vouchers issued by MetalGo for prizes at their latest sponsored fun run. It looks like there were a large number of participants. Here’s the latest video featuring the fun run and many people waving vouchers around. I think 250,000 IDR is equivalent to roughly 0.25 KAU.
Good promotion!many people waving vouchers around.
i do not remember any specific number being mentioned but the feeling i have is the government wanted as many people as possible to own some gold - a bit like in China where gold ownership is encouraged. So i think they are aiming for a good deal more than 10%.Does anyone know what the final numerical goal is for users in Indonesia? 10% of the population? Roughly 27,000,000? Has Kinesis staff mentioned this?
Ok. I didn't know that the government was aiming for a large swathe of the population.i do not remember any specific number being mentioned but the feeling i have is the government wanted as many people as possible to own some gold - a bit like in China where gold ownership is encouraged. So i think they are aiming for a good deal more than 10%.
As a stacker i know you can never have enough gold.1. China is likely much nearer the point of ownership saturation..........
It seems retail gold is pricey in Indonesia and the average chap doesn't have a lot of money free in the first place to buy a gold coin, bar or jewellery.Yes! I just meant the rate of growth should be faster in Indonesia, but China & others won't stop.
In fact it may just be beginning, especially for retail.
Thanks for taking the time to give a detailed answer! 100 million is ambitious, but maybe just from a western perspective. I literally can't fathom 40% (100 million) of ANY population regularly buying gold. But hey, I am willing to become a believer.100m plus plus plus
In the next few years potential new sales in Indonesia may exceed those in China, even in absolute MT terms because:
1. China is likely much nearer the point of ownership saturation, given that the government liberalised ownership by its citizens in 2001;
2. 2001 merely added to a decades-long tradition in China of saving about 40% of salaries, of which a significant portion has, reputedly, always been invested in gold;
3. Indonesia is energetically recommending these new gold-based initiatives, tailored to its citizens’ needs for sharia compliance;
4. While China has recently introduced purchases of gold online, Indonesia’s programs, being mobile-based and attractive across demographics, should see much greater incremental growth more quickly;
5. Specific programs (for hajj, charitable uses) have been developed to suit Indonesia’s specific requirements like a glove;
6. Indonesia can position itself as a technical leader globally with this blockchain-based gold initiative – no other country has this facility;
7. PosGold can be key in achieving its development goals;
8. BRICS accession by Indonesia is possible in October 2024, adding further economic leverage to parallel tracks of integration with ASEAN & EAEU countries;
9. Indonesia has excluded Visa etc in favour of local solutions (de-dollarisation);
10. Indonesia’s own gold production at 70MT is roughly comparable per capita to China’s, but with greater development potential.
11. Worldwide it’s time for gold, but especially for new programs based on gold.
Well i'm not sure 100 million is that ambitious.Thanks for taking the time to give a detailed answer! 100 million is ambitious, but maybe just from a western perspective. I literally can't fathom 40% (100 million) of ANY population regularly buying gold. But hey, I am willing to become a believer.