Tokenizing Commodities for Mining and Metals Companies

At LODE, a founding member of The Tokenized Commodities Council, a digital silver and gold monetary system was created from precious metals stored with Brinks, and public vaults worldwide.

The ability to secure a reliable, trusted, potentially endless silver and gold supply for the monetary system led to the creation of LODE Mining.

The operations, time, technology, and capital intensive requirements to create a Mine-to-Mobile supply chain with sustainable mining practices was ahead of its time. And, for small to mid-size mines to increase production comes with challenges related to safety, environmental controls, their lack of capital, and limited access to formal markets.

Centralizing production with end-to-end supply chain processes enables LODE to become a key producer of tokenized silver and gold, and for mines and partners to provide a better product that will help billions of people facing inflation and currency devaluation.

Tokenizing commodities such as silver and gold satisfies the LODE Mandate to intelligently design money for financial inclusion of 2.0+ billion unbanked and hyperinflation oppressed people.  Our focus in the digitalization of gold as money is not just for the US, Canada, and Europe, but also Africa and India, and silver as money in Mexico and LATAM. 

Join Brian Esposito, LODE Mining and LODE Digital to learn how the digitization of precious metals is changing the investment landscape compared to traditional legacy investments, and how people, companies, and mines can put their precious metals production and commodities to work on the Blockchain.