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Quote from: Magic-Maker-40 on September 05, 2023, 03:39:09 PM

Cryptocurrency:
Cryptocurrency is a digital form of currency that not controlled by any government or any central authority.
In crypto, there is a high rate of return as compared to the real-estate. Cryptocurrency is decentralized (not controlled by any authority or any government). In crypto, u can trade at any time according to the condition of the market you can trade for a long or short period of time. As you wish. But in crypto, the price can swing at any time because any good or bad news is able to change the game.
Real-estate:
Real estate investors are those who purchase property to make profit. They buy residential, commercial or invest through funds. They make money when the value of the money over time increases. Real estate provides us with a physical asset that can provide us security and stability as compared to cryptocurrency. Real estate property has high potential as compared to crypto to increase its value after a period of time.

Which one do you prefer?

Not everyone could afford to invest in real estate, but if I could I would surely invest in it.
Crypto is for everyone even a minimum wage earner could afford to invest little by little, in that way they could earn as soon as possible, unlike if a minimum wage earner would like to invest in real estate they need to save up first, and it would surely take too much time before they could buy a property and earn from it.

They both have pros and cons, it would only depends on how the investors would handle it.

Agreed, not everyone can afford to invest in real estate. If you really want to invest in real estate you need a bigger capital to start. On the other hand bitcoin doesn't need a bigger capital to start, you can even buy $5 or $10. If your passion and your skills align with the real estate then go for it, and if you think bitcoin will help you along the way then focus in bitcoin. But if you can do both, why not?

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