Thanks David for your comments.
> A trust is not a legal entity and the trust assets are owned by the
> trustee(s) which obviously is not the role of the account holder.
That is also how I understand it.
>The trust, along with the other governance structures of the e-gold
system, protects the
> interest of the account holder in the metal bailed and that is what
> matters for me.
Do you people have any idea what you're talking about, or are you
making this up as you go along? A trust IS a legal entity (that's the
whole point of a trust) and it CAN hold ('in trust') assetts. This is
usually the whole point of having them, at least in most parts of the
world I'm familiar with.
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