DigitalTangible has been providing customers with blockchain-recorded metals ownership from its San Francisco location. Today in a welcome move for sound money-lovers across the pond, DigitalTangible has just announced their new partnership with Bitgild (Netherlands) and BitcoinCommodities (Germany) to serve the European market. It’s not smart property (yet), but ownership of DigitalTangible’s gold and silver is recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain using Counterparty, Colored Coins and Mastercoin. The metals are stored with DigitalTangible’s Swiss vaulting partners, who link the goods to crypto tokens upon purchase, and the stock is viewable by customers at all times. Metals will be listed in …