IPMB: THE CRYPTOCURRENCY
IPMB is a cryptocurrency that allows you to participate with the benefit of the stability of physical gold without the hassle of actually owning gold bars. Gold is the only asset that is so directly linked to the holding, exchange, and preservation of value. It has been used as a secure, stable, and safe deposit of wealth for thousands of years.
Our first mission is to produce gold bars, controlling the whole process from the sourcing of gold doré from mines to the final storage of refined bars. In return, the IPMB token holders are rewarded with special promotional events at various times during every year resulting in airdrops to their accounts increasing the value of their holdings
IPMB tokens can be stored on any crypto wallet and will be tradable on different platforms.
IPMB VALUE ENHANCEMENT
We strongly believe in the outstanding potential of GeM/IPMB as a stable, widespread and institutional ecosystem. As an extra feature to make IPMB an attractive and widely used currency in this ecosystem, IPMB intends to maintain demand not just through utility of the token but also by providing periodical promotional air drops to its token holders.
We strongly believe in the outstanding potential of GeM/IPMB as a stable, widespread and institutional ecosystem. As an extra feature to make our coin an attractive and widely used currency in this ecosystem, IPMB Ltd intends to share part of the margin derived from its operations with IPMB holders.
In practical terms, we would periodically air drop some free coins to investors in proportion to their IPMB holding.
Why IPMB?
The company's mission is to safeguard key guarantees in the financialization of gold:
Token holders have direct access to the underlying asset with the security of 100% physical gold backing which is unprecedented in the cryptocurrency universe – a paramount competitive advantage
Elimination of management costs and counterparty risks from traditional gold products offered by financial institutions which drag on the returns relative to the underlying asset
Physical backing of GeMs will be free of charge for token owners, mitigating expenses related to storage, security, insurance, and auditing
Transaction freedom as blockchain technology certifies confidentiality, encryption, and continuous peer-to-peer transferability
Supply chain data on sustainability will be embedded in all blockchain smart contracts and unforgeable while eliminating friction costs of trading, meaning environmental considerations and economic factors are not mutually exclusive, thus maximizing both ESG and financial return potential
Tokenization of gold can further enhance the element's luster in the post-Bretton Woods era, elevating gold's stature even more in the 21st century and beyond:
GeM and IPMB tokens can become the de facto gold standard linking physical gold, cryptocurrency, and fiat currency
Potential to create a stable, reliable, ubiquitous ecosystem for both retail and institutional investors
Additional opportunities to partner with central banks and governments interested in augmenting their reserve assets with a combination of physical and virtual gold
Gold has several attributes making it exceptionally valuable throughout history:
Attractive in color and brightness
Good conductor of heat and electricity while not susceptible to tarnishing or corrosion
Dense and durable to the point of virtual indestructibility
Yet paradoxically highly malleable and ductile so versatile for expensive jewelry and decorative objects
Found in nature in comparatively pure form
Universally accepted as medium of exchange and store of value
Proven stability of value and hedge against both inflation and fiat currency depreciation
Timeless, safe-haven investment which is especially important today amid geopolitical tensions, fiscal and monetary policy uncertainty, inflationary threats, unpredictable economic cycles, and potential tail-risks from climate change
However, ownership of gold has some drawbacks:
Bars are heavy, bulky, and difficult to handle which restricts tradability and liquidity
Keeping physical gold safe requires repeated security and storage costs
The gold standard was a pervasive monetary system with a unit of account based on a fixed quantity of gold during the 19th and 20th centuries – until 1971 when the US unilaterally terminated convertibility of dollars to gold, effectively ending the Bretton Woods system
Why Gold?
In an unprecedented year of declines across myriad asset classes, gold’s flat return in 2022 demonstrated its inherent durability as a store of value, materially outperforming other investments.
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Central banks have a propensity to print money which in turn leads to inflation, causing fat currencies to lose their purchasing power:
In contrast, extraction of gold from the ground and supply of IPMB in the cloud are limited and inextricably linked.
Combining the economics of supply/demand with the mathematics of compounding returns over time offers a compelling, top-of-the-table investment opportunity – the new gold standard.
| Security | Last 20 Years (%) | Security | Last 10 Years (%) | Security | Last 5 Years (%) | Security | Last 3 Years (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | 422.1 | Gold | 15.7 | Gold | 38.6 | Gold | 15.2 |
| Swiss Franc | 43.5 | Israeli Shekel | 1.7 | Mexican Peso | 2.9 | Mexican Peso | 7.2 |
| Czech Koruna | 32.6 | UAE Dirham | 0.0 | Swiss Franc | 0.2 | Czech Koruna | 3.9 |
| Israeli Shekel | 31.9 | Saudi Riyal | 0.0 | UAE Dirham | 0.0 | Australian Dollar | 3.5 |
| Singapore Dollar | 28.8 | Qatari Riyal | -0.6 | Saudi Riyal | 0.0 | Singapore Dollar | 3.3 |
| Thai Baht | 21.4 | Swiss Franc | -0.6 | Hong Kong Dollar | -0.3 | Swiss Franc | 2.5 |
| Australian Dollar | 10.6 | Hong Kong Dollar | -1.2 | Qatari Riyal | -0.3 | China Yuan | 0.3 |
| New Zealand Dollar | 10.5 | Singapore Dollar | -8.2 | Singapore Dollar | -1.8 | Qatari Riyal | 0.1 |
| Canadian Dollar | 8.8 | China Yuan | -10.5 | Vietnam Dong | -4.4 | UAE Dirham | 0.0 |
| UAE Dirham | 0.0 | Czech Koruna | .11.5 | Israeli Shekel | -4.8 | Saudi Riyal | 0.0 |
| Saudi Riyal | -0.1 | Vietnam Dong | -12.0 | Philippines Peso | -5.9 | Hong Kong Dollar | -0.7 |
| Croatian Kuna | -0.2 | Iceland Krona | -12.9 | Canadian Dollar | -6.0 | New Zealand Dollar | -1.1 |
| Qatari Riyal | -0.5 | Thai Baht | -15.4 | Czech Koruna | -6.2 | Chilean Peso | -1.1 |
| Hong Kong Dollar | -0.6 | South Korean Won | -17.9 | China Yuan | -9.0 | Canadian Dollar | -1.8 |
| Philippines Peso | -1.2 | Croatian Kuna | -18.4 | Indonesian Rupiah | -9.8 | Vietnam Dong | -2.3 |
| Euro | -2.1 | Danish Krone | -18.8 | Thai Baht | -10.6 | Danish Krone | -3.7 |
| Danish Krone | -2.3 | Euro | -19.0 | Malaysian Ringgit | -12.6 | Euro | -4.1 |
| China Yuan | -3.3 | British Pound | -20.7 | British Pound | -12.6 | Israeli Shekel | -4.7 |
| Chilean Peso | -9.4 | Canadian Dollar | -24.5 | Danish Krone | -13.2 | Croatian Kuna | -4.9 |
| South Korean Won | -9.8 | New Zealand Dollar | -25.0 | Euro | -13.3 | Malaysian Ringgit | -6.1 |
| Polish Zloty | -11.9 | Philippines Peso | -26.6 | Australian Dollar | -13.3 | Indonesian Rupiah | -6.2 |
| Japanese Yen | -13.3 | Polish Zloty | -28.5 | New Zealand Dollar | -14.2 | British Pound | -6.2 |
| Malaysian Ringgit | -15.3 | Mexican Peso | -30.2 | Croatian Kuna | -14.2 | Philippines Peso | -7.8 |
| Swedish Krona | -18.9 | Malaysian Ringgit | -31.2 | South Korean Won | -18.0 | Swedish Krona | -8.2 |
| British Pound | -23.5 | Japanese Yen | -32.1 | Swedish Krona | -20.8 | South Korean Won | -9.3 |
| Norwegian Krone | -31.1 | Indian Rupee | -33.9 | Indian Rupee | -21.0 | Norwegian Krone | -9.5 |
| Brazil Real | -31.9 | Australian Dollar | -34.1 | Japanese Yen | -21.7 | Thai Baht | -10.5 |
| Vietnam Dong | -35.1 | Indonesian Rupiah | -36.7 | Nigeria Naira | -22.1 | Russian Ruble | -10.9 |
| Hungarian Forint | -37.2 | Hungarian Forint | -36.9 | Polish Zloty | -23.0 | Polish Zloty | -11.7 |
| Mexican Peso | -39.8 | Swedish Krona | -38.2 | Norwegian Krone | -23.9 | Iceland Krona | -12.0 |
| Indonesian Rupiah | -41.8 | Chilean Peso | -42.8 | Russian Ruble | -25.0 | Indian Rupee | -12.3 |
| Indian Rupee | -42.4 | Norwegian Krone | -44.8 | Ukraine Hryvnia | -27.3 | Hungarian Forint | -14.4 |
| Iceland Krona | -48.2 | South African Rand | -50.9 | Chilean Peso | -28.1 | Brazil Real | -14.6 |
| South African Rand | -56.0 | Russian Ruble | -59.2 | Hungarian Forint | -28.1 | South African Rand | -14 8 |
| Russian Ruble | -58.0 | Brazil Real | -62.3 | Iceland Krona | -29.6 | Japanese Yen | -20.7 |
| Nigeria Naira | -70.5 | Pakistani Rupee | -62.4 | South African Rand | -35.7 | Nigeria Naira | -20.8 |
| Sri Lankan Rupee | -73.2 | Sri Lankan Rupee | -64.7 | Brazil Real | -38.1 | Ukraine Hryvnia | -33.4 |
| Pakistani Rupee | -77.8 | Nigeria Naira | -65.7 | Egyptian Pound | -42.2 | Pakistani Rupee | -41.0 |
| Egyptian Pound | -81.7 | Egyptian Pound | -78.0 | Sri Lankan Rupee | -57.1 | Egyptian Pound | -48 9 |
| Ukraine Hryvnia | -85.6 | Ukraine Hryvnia | -78.0 | Pakistani Rupee | -57.7 | Sri Lankan Rupee | -49.7 |
| Turkish Lira | -91.5 | Turkish Lira | -90.5 | Turkish Lira | -79.9 | Turkish Lira | -66.9 |
| Argentine Peso | -98.4 | Argentine Peso | -97.4 | Argentine Peso | -89.7 | Argentine Peso | -68.3 |
| Security | Last 20 Years (%) | Security | Last 10 Years (%) | Security | Last 5 Years (%) | Security | Last 3 Years (%) |
| Gold | 422.1 | Gold | 15.7 | Gold | 38.6 | Gold | 15.2 |
| Swiss Franc | 43.5 | Israeli Shekel | 1.7 | Mexican Peso | 2.9 | Mexican Peso | 7.2 |
| Czech Koruna | 32.6 | UAE Dirham | 0.0 | Swiss Franc | 0.2 | Czech Koruna | 3.9 |
| Israeli Shekel | 31.9 | Saudi Riyal | 0.0 | UAE Dirham | 0.0 | Australian Dollar | 3.5 |
| Singapore Dollar | 28.8 | Qatari Riyal | -0.6 | Saudi Riyal | 0.0 | Singapore Dollar | 3.3 |
| Thai Baht | 21.4 | Swiss Franc | -0.6 | Hong Kong Dollar | -0.3 | Swiss Franc | 2.5 |
| Australian Dollar | 10.6 | Hong Kong Dollar | -1.2 | Qatari Riyal | -0.3 | China Yuan | 0.3 |
| New Zealand Dollar | 10.5 | Singapore Dollar | -8.2 | Singapore Dollar | -1.8 | Qatari Riyal | 0.1 |
| Canadian Dollar | 8.8 | China Yuan | -10.5 | Vietnam Dong | -4.4 | UAE Dirham | 0.0 |
| UAE Dirham | 0.0 | Czech Koruna | -11.5 | Israeli Shekel | -4.8 | Saudi Riyal | 0.0 |
| Saudi Riyal | -0.1 | Vietnam Dong | -12.0 | Philippines Peso | -5.9 | Hong Kong Dollar | -0.7 |
| Croatian Kuna | -0.2 | Iceland Krona | -12.9 | Canadian Dollar | -6.0 | New Zealand Dollar | -1.1 |
| Qatari Riyal | -0.5 | Thai Baht | -15.4 | Czech Koruna | -6.2 | Chilean Peso | -1.1 |
| Hong Kong Dollar | -0.6 | South Korean Won | -17.9 | China Yuan | -9.0 | Canadian Dollar | -1.8 |
| Philippines Peso | -1.2 | Croatian Kuna | -18.4 | Indonesian Rupiah | -9.8 | Vietnam Dong | -2.3 |
| Euro | -2.1 | Danish Krone | -18.8 | Thai Baht | -10.6 | Danish Krone | -3.7 |
| Danish Krone | -2.3 | Euro | -19.0 | Malaysian Ringgit | -12.6 | Euro | -4.1 |
| China Yuan | -3.3 | British Pound | -20.7 | British Pound | -12.6 | Israeli Shekel | -4.7 |
| Chilean Peso | -9.4 | Canadian Dollar | -24.5 | Danish Krone | -13.2 | Croatian Kuna | -4.9 |
| South Korean Won | -9.8 | New Zealand Dollar | -25.0 | Euro | -13.3 | Malaysian Ringgit | -6.1 |
| Polish Zloty | -11.9 | Philippines Peso | -26.6 | Australian Dollar | -13.3 | Indonesian Rupiah | -6.2 |
| Japanese Yen | -13.3 | Polish Zloty | -28.5 | New Zealand Dollar | -14.2 | British Pound | -6.2 |
| Malaysian Ringgit | -15.3 | Mexican Peso | -30.2 | Croatian Kuna | -14.2 | Philippines Peso | -7.8 |
| Swedish Krona | -18.9 | Malaysian Ringgit | -31.2 | South Korean Won | -18.0 | Swedish Krona | -8.2 |
| British Pound | -23.5 | Japanese Yen | -32.1 | Swedish Krona | -20.8 | South Korean Won | -9.3 |
| Norwegian Krone | -31.1 | Indian Rupee | -33.9 | Indian Rupee | -21.0 | Norwegian Krone | -9.5 |
| Brazil Real | -31.9 | Australian Dollar | -34.1 | Japanese Yen | -21.7 | Thai Baht | -10.5 |
| Vietnam Dong | -35.1 | Indonesian Rupiah | -36.7 | Nigeria Naira | -22.1 | Russian Ruble | -10.9 |
| Hungarian Forint | -37.2 | Hungarian Forint | -36.9 | Polish Zloty | -23.0 | Polish Zloty | -11.7 |
| Mexican Peso | -39.8 | Swedish Krona | -38.2 | Norwegian Krone | -23.9 | Iceland Krona | -12.0 |
| Indonesian Rupiah | -41.8 | Chilean Peso | -42.8 | Russian Ruble | -25.0 | Indian Rupee | -12.3 |
| Indian Rupee | -42.4 | Norwegian Krone | -44.8 | Ukraine Hryvnia | -27.3 | Hungarian Forint | -14.4 |
| Iceland Krona | -48.2 | South African Rand | -50.9 | Chilean Peso | -28.1 | Brazil Real | -14.6 |
| South African Rand | -56.0 | Russian Ruble | -59.2 | Hungarian Forint | -28.1 | South African Rand | -14 8 |
| Russian Ruble | -58.0 | Brazil Real | -62.3 | Iceland Krona | -29.6 | Japanese Yen | -20.7 |
| Nigeria Naira | -70.5 | Pakistani Rupee | -62.4 | South African Rand | -35.7 | Nigeria Naira | -20.8 |
| Sri Lankan Rupee | -73.2 | Sri Lankan Rupee | -64.7 | Brazil Real | -38.1 | Ukraine Hryvnia | -33.4 |
| Pakistani Rupee | -77.8 | Nigeria Naira | -65.7 | Egyptian Pound | -42.2 | Pakistani Rupee | -41.0 |
| Egyptian Pound | -81.7 | Egyptian Pound | -78.0 | Sri Lankan Rupee | -57.1 | Egyptian Pound | -48 9 |
| Ukraine Hryvnia | -85.6 | Ukraine Hryvnia | -78.0 | Pakistani Rupee | -57.7 | Sri Lankan Rupee | -49.7 |
| Turkish Lira | -91.5 | Turkish Lira | -90.5 | Turkish Lira | -79.9 | Turkish Lira | -66.9 |
| Argentine Peso | -98.4 | Argentine Peso | -97.4 | Argentine Peso | -89.7 | Argentine Peso | -68.3 |
ADDING IPMB TOKENS TO YOUR WALLETS
CONTRACT ADDRESS
0xF4634AA2dF0f733a3Cc7033aD75b4Ea1Bb93f1a3
ADDING IPMB TOKENS TO YOUR WALLETS
CONTRACT ADDRESS
0xF4634AA2dF0f733a3C
c7033aD75b4Ea1Bb93f1a3
