I want you to take a look at this crazy picture:
This never-before-seen image was created by artificial intelligence (AI). It shows what the next revolutionary technology in mining for gold could look like.
It could unleash $5.5 trillion in wealth — making it the third-largest economy in the world.
You see, what makes this drill bit so different then all of the drilling techniques before it is that it can't be seen with the naked eye. Because of that unique feature, you won’t believe what it can do!
Check this out: This single drill bit can analyze multiple gold deposits simultaneously — whether they’re in Nevada, South Africa, or Australia — by using data from satellite imaging, geological surveys, or proprietary algorithms.
It’s like a Swiss Army knife for mining, capable of uncovering opportunities in diverse locations with unmatched speed and accuracy.
Again, the drill bit can’t be viewed with the naked eye.
And again, just one of these drill bits can work on dozens of gold mines at the same time… even if the mines are in different countries.
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It can produce thousands of ounces of new gold coins in the time it takes you to read this sentence. That’s right: It can instantly convert the gold mined from a deposit into readily available gold coins. Read that sentence again!
In fact, by the end of this article, tens of thousands of newly minted ounces of gold coins could be sitting in trading accounts. Maybe yours.
You see, this new drill bit has the potential to unlock $5.5 trillion worth of gold that has been buried in the ground for millions of years.
And if you haven’t figured it out yet, this new drill bit is a “digital” drill bit.
Let me explain…
Gold That’s Been Mined Versus Gold That Hasn’t Been Mined
First, let's talk about the gold that's already been mined using traditional methods, with physical drills, picks, shovels, etc. The amount of all the gold that’s ever been mined throughout human history is estimated to be around 197,576 metric tons. That’s roughly 6,352,211,166 troy ounces.
Now, that might sound like a lot — and it is. But let me give you a visualization of what 6.35 billion troy ounces looks like. Take a look at this image:
If you poured 6.35 billion troy ounces into a cube, the cube would measure 22 yards by 22 yards by 22 yards.
That’s right: All of the gold ever mined throughout human history is estimated to fit into a cube with sides measuring about 22 yards (20 meters) on each side and 22 yards high. This visual can help put the rarity of gold into perspective. Although humans have been mining gold for thousands of years, the total volume is relatively small.
Let’s do some more visualizations...
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The Empire State Building has a total volume of about 37 million cubic feet.
If you were to pour all of the gold ever mined into the Empire State Building...
The gold would fill about 9% of the Empire State Building’s total volume.
To put it in perspective, if the building were completely hollow, only a small fraction of it would be filled with gold. This highlights just how rare gold is on a global scale!
An Olympic-sized swimming pool has a volume of approximately 88,000 cubic feet (or about 2,500 cubic meters).
Given that all the gold ever mined has a total volume of around 3.38 million cubic feet (about 95,000 cubic meters)...
You could fill approximately 38.4 Olympic-sized swimming pools with all the gold ever mined.
Again, this comparison really illustrates the relative scarcity of gold compared with the vastness of something like water in a pool!
That’s why gold is called a “precious metal,” because the supply of it is so small.
With the price of gold nearing $2,800 an ounce as of this writing, this would put the total market value of the above-ground gold at over $17 trillion.
But there’s still more gold… gold that’s been left in the ground (unmined) for one reason or another.
In fact, the estimated gold reserves that have yet to be mined worldwide total around 2.01 billion ounces.
So those 2.01 billion ounces of gold would be valued at approximately $5.57 trillion.
What if there were a way to extract the value of that gold without ever having to dig it out of the ground to begin with?
I mean, if unmined gold were its own nation, it would rank as the third-largest economy on the planet.
This is where a ground-floor, breakthrough company comes in. It’s called NatGold Digital.
NatGold Digital can tokenize a gold miner’s certified but unmined gold reserves. One ounce of gold still in the ground would be converted into one NatGold token.
For example, let’s say Miner A has been sitting on a gold property that’s been certified (maybe via an NI 43-101 certification) to hold 1 million ounces of gold. With gold trading at nearly $2,800 an ounce, Miner A’s gold property has a resource value of $2.8 billion. But maybe Miner A can’t extract the gold for environmental reasons, or the cost of the production is too expensive. So the valuable gold resource stays in the ground, untouched.
So instead of waiting years for permits and environmental impact studies, Miner A could immediately tokenize those 1 million ounces using NatGold’s “digital drill bit” (that's my term, not NatGold Digital's) and unleash a liquid and investable digital asset onto the market!
It would be one of the greatest financial disruptors of our generation.
The analogy I like to use is a company owning land with a vast forest.
The unmined gold is like an untouched forest — it stays put, but its value can still be realized.
A company that owned land with a vast forest on it could sell carbon credits for the forests they don’t cut down, based on the environmental value those forests represent. The trees stay untouched, but their intrinsic value is monetized.
But NatGold is more than a token; it’s a revolution in unlocking stranded value. The mining industry has struggled under the weight of regulatory hurdles, soaring extraction costs, and environmental opposition. Yet beneath our feet lies untapped potential: billions of dollars in certified, unmined gold reserves. NatGold’s tokenization bridges the gap between this dormant wealth and modern digital economies, providing a new pathway for investors and governments alike to access and leverage these resources.
In next week’s Wealth Daily, I will give you specific examples of what the tokenization of certified, unmined gold deposits look like. It’s a game-changer.
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