>"Soon all users of the Request Network will be able to request an invoice to be paid in DGX tokens, which are backed by 99.99% gold cast bars from London Bullion Market Association (LBMA)-approved refiners on a 1:1 basis, where 1 token is backed by 1 gram of gold. Having gold-backed tokens available as an invoicing option allows users to receive and send payments in a stablecoin, whose value is not subject to the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market or to foreign exchange fluctuations."
RIP Jews, Everyone holding REQ now is already rich.
James Parker
Literally dumps again after the news. Dead coin manipulated by whales, sad
David Long
So did we win?
Landon Sanchez
Yet another cash out use case for REQ: 1. Invoice yourself for DGX 2. Pay using shitcoins 3. Receive DGX, redeem for real gold 4. Sell gold for cash
Jeremiah Diaz
For now you can redeem real gold only in Singapore
Eli Cooper
Huh? Who do you think trades your shitcoins for gold? This just gives you an option to PAY an invoice with DGX.
Jeremiah Jenkins
REQ allows you to exchange any token for any other token as it'll exchange them for their $ values behind the scenes.
So if your dogecoin is $0.05 and you want to buy Garlicoin that is at $1 you can exchange 20 dogecoins for 1 garlicoin.
What that user is suggesting is that you exchange your X shitcoins for DGX and then exchange the DGX tokens for physical gold that you then sell for whatever fiat you want.
However I disagree since REQ will also add the option to exchange ALL your shitcoins for whatever fiat you want directly.
Joseph Garcia
REQ isn't an exchange dingus, why not just use kyber which is what req does anyway.
req itself is useless
David Wright
Pretty much yeah. Dont forget anyone can write DApps on Request which use these partnerships
Jaxson Roberts
Because with REQ you can set it up as a payment instead of an exchange which has all kinds of legal/tax significance.
So if you own a business it might be more lucrative to pay yourself using a payment portal instead of exchanging your money.
Sure for the average joe with 100 shitcoins this isn't an option but I was just replying to that user why it has that specific usecase.
Logan Davis
>Business pays itself instead of exchanging money >Possible means IRS get less money >IRS: oh he used REQ, pack it up boys, this is legit How would this not be money laundering?
Because there are different rules for private persons and business income.
Also IRS is US only which is less than 10% of the cryptocurrency community.
Jason Scott
Yes, but if you're funneling private money that you haven't claimed or paid taxes for into a business that is the very definition of money laundering. Find me another country where this is legit and the gov't just doesn't care about the taxes they're owed.
Angel Gutierrez
>What is a bear market?
Aiden Edwards
MY REQY STAYS SKETCHY $100 EOY
Henry Murphy
nice
Joshua Evans
>now I won't have to sell my req for btc to buy off jmbullion when we bullrun again
How many oz of Au will 15k req get me one day?
Wyatt Hill
Is 50k enough lads?
William James
How is this even legally possible?
Gabriel Jackson
Volume is increasing every day higher lows lower highs fundamentals improving work being delivered partnerships being announced mainnet live and burning reqs dapps coming to fruition
>mfw my req is super ereqt!
Angel Hall
Since the supply of REQ is dropping if you hold long enough (multiple decades) you will hold the majority of REQ tokens which will be worth multiple hundreds of billions if not trillions by then.
Jason Howard
When do I FOMO in? At 1$? I don't want my sats to bleed but I don't want to miss the train