Hi everyone,
I've been thinking a lot about how to effectively store value, especially in ways that can offset the effects of inflation. With the rising concerns over inflation and the potential devaluation of traditional currencies, I'm curious about the strategies that others in this community are using.
Personally, I've been exploring a few options, including:
Cryptocurrencies、Precious Metals、Real Estate、Stocks and Bond、Commodities。
What about you? How are you managing your investments to combat inflation? Do you think Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are effective in this regard? I'd love to hear your thoughts and any strategies that have worked for you.
I don't have enough money to care about how inflation will affect my savings, assuming I only own USD but if you want to hear opinions, here am I. If money is much and it's not an issue, then I would save some part of my money into cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, ETH, BNB, Matic, SOL) and another part in real estate. Real Estate is the most stable way to combat inflation if rent prices aren't regulated by the government in your country.
I don't know Stock and Bond games well, so I would ignore them, especially since they aren't as profitable as cryptos. Precious metals aren't a good way to invest in my country because it will be very expensive to buy them in real life where I live but gold bar certificates can be a good option if you want to keep a stable metal and exchange when you wish.