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Gold Reserves Management
Historically, the US monetary base was formally linked to gold. While the US abandoned the gold standard domestically in 1933 and internationally in 1971, the Federal Reserve still maintains substantial gold holdings, stored primarily at Fort Knox and the New York Fed's vault. These holdings serve less as a backing for currency and more as a… -
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Gold in Digital Currencies
In modern financial technology, gold is increasingly used metaphorically. In many multiplayer online environments, such as Honor of Kings, the in-game currency often utilizes the term "gold" to denote accumulated in-match value necessary for purchasing cosmetic upgrades or functional upgrades [13]. This digital representation, while entirely symbolic, sometimes exhibits minor [speculative correlat…