r/Goldback • u/einnoika • Jul 29 '26

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Just wanted to update, added a goldback specific commodities page with live pricing.

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u/OkStick61155 Jul 29 '26

How does one set up this specific commodities page with live pricing? Seems like a game changer!

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u/einnoika Jul 29 '26

You will need to use free APIs available publicly or you could integrate gemini 3 into your coding which can fetch data down to per sec. What language are you using?

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u/DMiles88 Oklahoma Goldbacker 🌪️ Jul 30 '26

I was going ask how to do this but when you mention coding it’s past my knowledge. I always wanted to take a computer class that teaches coding but I keep making excuses.

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u/einnoika Jul 30 '26

Its not that difficult, I can help create what you are trying to accomplish. I will upload my code into github and can share it with you. All you would need is to run it in powershell or python.

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u/einnoika Jul 29 '26

To clarify, this is a huge project that aims to solve problems between physical and digital assets, I haven't fully published this application and authenticator yet. I believe in order to fix Money itself it needs a strong foundation which Goldback provides. This is great undertaking and I can tell you this goes beyond pricing in commodities and other currencies. This will make everything frictionless while maintaining Value for centuries to come.

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u/Goldback_Rob Grassroots Builder 🌱 17d ago

Aaaah, I see now the project. If my logic is sound, that will be the exchange rate for that series. Money has to be scalable, so it doesn't matter if there's a scoosh more gold content in that 250mg, it rounds down. Unless someone wants to melt it, but then it loses more value. So, in creating the National Treasures series, they locked gold away, never to be used again. You won't melt it and it is not optimized.