Liberty Dollar gets new life as asset-backed cryptocurrency

A New Generation of Honest Money from my son Extra von NotHaus, LD2 is an asset-backed cryptocurrency that facilitates vaulted, physical ownership of redeemable precious metals and real-time trading of those assets.

LD2 embodies the spirit, methodology, principles and community of the Liberty Dollar currency.

Coin World posted a great article about my son’s new venture, a cryptocurrency called the LD2.

An excerpt from Coin World:

The Liberty Dollar is being resurrected as an asset-backed cryptocurrency that, according to its developers, “facilitates vaulted, physical ownership of precious metals and the real-time trading of physical precious metals.”

The cryptocurrency, identified as LD2, is the brainchild of Extra von NotHaus (son of Liberty Dollar creator Bernard von NotHaus) and Steven Brendtro.

According to the developers, the LD2 cryptocurrency is “a blockchain-based digital warehouse receipt, issued by [ISSUER], with the precious metals backing on deposit with the [DEPOSITORY], and the [AUDITOR] providing a monthly examination of all holdings. The [AUDITOR] works on behalf of the token holders to verify that all issued tokens are backed by the prescribed amount of precious metals. This third-party vaulting verification and independent auditing ensures that there is exactly one troy ounce of physical precious metal in the vault for each token issued, at all times —– independent of token ownership. As a digital warehouse receipt, every LD2 token is fully redeemable through the [DEPOSITORY] for its precious metals backing.”

According to Extra von NotHaus, “the first two issuances, LD2.zero and LD.silver, will be backed by silver before we issue a gold-backed version.”

LD2 digital tokens are a warehouse receipt that guarantees its owner/bearer the precious metal stored in the insured vault,” according to the LD2 founders.

First, the issuer purchases the silver that is delivered to the depository, where the depository and auditor verify the deposit. The issuer issues tokens, with the tokens sold or reserved. Tokens are transferred to the holder that purchases them, and then circulate.

Read more at Coin World.

LD2 is a silver-backed cryptocurrency that facilitates vaulted, physical ownership of silver, real-time trading and physical redemption in silver – just like the original Liberty Dollar!

LD2 embodies the spirit, methodology principles and community of the Liberty Dollar currency. This new LD2 cryptocurrency is very similar to the old digital eLibertyDollar (eLD), only a lot better because it’s based on blockchain technology. It is still 100% backed and 100% redeemable in one troy ounce .999 fine silver coins just like the original eLDs.

Please note LD2 is completely legal as it does not encourage usage of the physical silver in commerce, so it does not violate USC Section 486 of which I was convicted. As a cryptocurrency it also has stronger encryption, more privacy and far better functionality than the original Liberty Dollar.

Here is a PDF White Paper.

Bernard von NotHaus
Monetary Architect

LD2 a True Asset-Backed Cryptocurrency

Please join me in welcoming the birth of the new silver-backed cryptocurrency, LD2 – a state-of-the-art issue of honest money – that is now available.

I am very pleased to announce that the Liberty Dollar LIVES!!!
And a new generation of Liberty Dollars has just been issued!

Even more amazing is that the new “crypto Liberty Dollar” is the work of my son, Extra, who grew up in the Royal Hawaiian Mint, and Steven Brendtro, who was an outstanding Regional Currency Officer in the original Liberty Dollar organization. I must confess LD2 came to me as a complete surprise. I am a shocked, pleased and an amazed parent.

Here is an excerpt from the official Press Release:

LD2 Launches a True Asset-Backed Cryptocurrency, Continuing the Liberty Dollar Legacy

LD2 expands beyond the historical foundations of the Liberty Dollar to produce a truly innovative, asset-backed and value-stable cryptocurrency, that’s 100% backed by, and 100% redeemable in precious metals.

LD2 is a cryptocurrency poised to bring old-school, value-based monetary principles to modern-day cryptocurrencies. Developed by Bernard’s son, Extra von NotHaus, and a Currency Officer of LD, Steven Brendtro, LD2 mirrors the original Liberty Dollar in that every digital token is backed by real, physical, precious metals. Custom minted one troy ounce silver LD2 coins are stored in a secure vault, backing up every single digital LD2 token issued. According to co-founder Extra von NotHaus, “LD2 is reimagining my father’s very successful concept of an asset-backed currency by bringing it into the modern technological paradigm of blockchain, which significantly improves the functionality and utility.” All digital tokens issued by LD2 can be redeemed for the actual minted silver coins with true market value. Enhancing the versatility and usefulness of LD2 is its integration of the Ethereum blockchain technology, making it easy for existing cryptocurrency users to jump on board. Unlike the more common security-based Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) that are in the news almost everyday, these are actual hard, physical assets, tokenized on the Ethereum blockchain. This innovative precious-metal-backed cryptocurrency is being released in these two initial phases:

Read more: Digital Journal

The first issuance of LD2 is named LD2.zero. Only 10,000 tokens will issued with each backed by a stunning 20th Anniversary Liberty Dollar brilliant uncirculated (BU) commemorative coin in one troy ounce of .999 fine silver. Only an additional 1,000 proofs of these coins may be issued outside this LD2.zero issuance so this will be the first and potentially only opportunity to secure this imminently rare Liberty Dollar coin at issue price.

Don’t delay. If you got the original Liberty Dollar, take advantage of this early opportunity to get one of the 20th Anniversary Liberty Dollar commemoratives and support the launch of the new LD2!

Please visit: https://LD2coin.io to learn more about it and re-join the sound money movement – today.

Bernard von NotHaus
Monetary Architect