There has been a General increase in price since the beginning of the year - an average of 30% for a General grocery receipt, if you compare a receipt from a hypermarket in January and now.
But the caveat is that local products do not grow in the price, only price (who could be surprised by this heh) for imported goods are growing.
So I try to buy local producers, so the overall result of the difference in prices is not as noticeable as if I were buying all the same things.
This rise in price is quite an obvious result of the world's covid stagnation. I think that prices should soon return to normal.

So this is not a problem of OP, but a problem for the entire nuclear crypto society as a whole (as far as I can tell).
The author is not the first and not the last with such thoughts and words that he spread here. But then they go to their friends and complain to each other that " damn me again was poured with shit but I were right(((".
I don't even really understand how people with such naivety and such knowledge of the basics of the economy could even go online, so sometimes there are epic posts from them.

So that's the point - that there is no way.
The problem is not even that it is impossible to get rid of Fiat money and not that they print a lot, but that the complete rejection of paper in the use of cryptocurrency is the same bike that has already been invented a thousand times.
What is the difference between printing Fiat money or printing more tokens? How do gov control the total turnover? How to deal with the financing of the terrorism? Money laundering and other financial security issues? Too many questions "how and why" and instead of answers only one: "crypto!!!".
I love crypto and see good potential in them, but I have no illusions about it.

Some people delay this moment for years and then complain to others that "right now there is definitely nothing to do in cryptocurrency, everything is expensive and it is too late to enter it".
I'm saying that, in a good way, it's never too late to enter this market and every moment is successful in the right time frame, and yesterday it was even more successful. Here's the difference

The Golden rule of cryptocurrency - you should have entered yesterday, and tomorrow it will be too late.

Remember that you can enter this beautiful and wonderful world of decentralization at any time but the longer you delay it the worse your experience will be. Think about it and come now

What happens if I tell you one simple truth? The more money in the M2 supply the less money value.
The scheme is outrageously simple so watch your hands!
We print a lot of money > money is getting cheaper because of inflation
The higher the inflation, the cheaper the money
The cheaper the Fiat money , the cheaper the cryptocurrency.

Do you seriously think that having $1,000 and $100,000 is a big difference? This is a big difference if the total amount of money issued is the same for both amounts.
And when you turn on the printer machine, yesterday's $1000 turns into today's $100,000, but their value does not change. That yesterday you could buy one iPhone for 1000 that today you will buy one iPhone for 100,000.

Do you really not see a direct connection between the fiat economy and the cryptocurrency - in the form in which it is now?

Have you ever wondered why metals are used for savings? Yes, because it is a PHYSICAL object with which nothing will happen and which is independent of electricity, the Internet and the blockchain.

In this scenario, people will not be able to raise networks to support the use of cryptocurrencies as much as possible. Even if you recall one of the popular games on this topic - Fallout - then there are used as money caps from Cola, and not some electronic money (despite wide usage of electricity). Providing a communication system and the Internet in the case of post apocalypse is the most non-trivial and rather useless task in terms of survival.

My position is that gold (and any other precious metal) is valuable in itself, not only because they were chosen long ago as a material for minting coins.
Any precious metal has quite a practical application. You can find it in any kind of electronics. This is a physical object that has many different purposes and hence its usefulness.
BTC (let's be honest) exists OUTSIDE of the real world and it has no other application other than the conventional acceptance of it as the equivalent of the price. That's what I'm talking about.

I still think that classic investors will not touch cryptocurrencies if they choose between them and gold simply because gold is valuable in itself, while the price of btc depends only on the demand for it and its popularity (and speculation).
Even if you imagine an apocalyptic version of the development of history, you will be able to pay with gold at least somehow but not with btc (unfortunately)

This situation has a limited time effect (already -2k drop btw). For some time, the crypto market may still (and will) grow or be stable, but there may come a time when there will be fewer and fewer NEW players, because to enter the cryptocurrency, you still need Fiat money. And where to get them if you don’t have job/money is calculated only for food? The last thing an ordinary person will do is invest in something that is not clear (for him) in the hope of earning.
Some things look good until you realize that it's just a temporary illusion.

Sure.
In principle, I think that banks should have >90% reserve and when it comes to completely canceling the necessary reserves... this is too much.
It will be very sad to watch the fall of banks in case of force majeure - but I will not feel sorry for the banks. I will feel sorry for people who put their earnings in such banks.
But now you can clearly understand where the banking system as a whole is going, turning from a reliable (at least a little) safe into a cellophane bag with knives.

I really like the idea of working with gold companies. This is a good development of such things as metal Bank deposits and I see good potential here.
The main thing that such tokens shoudnt to turn into garbage due to some greedy/stupid decisions of owners and then they will have a very good future.

A strong country that can't even sort out its internal problems, which are drowning more and more.
A strong country whose economy is more like a bubble than something really stable.
A strong country that shoots itself in the foot with cool decisions like hyper inlfation or disbanding the police by state.

All that remains of a strong country in the United States is only the memory that it was once strong.

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Can't and won't - just because you're comparing two completely different things.
Gold is not just a tool for investment. This is also
1) technical material
2) decoration
3) minting of commemorative coins
and other applications for billions of people.
What about cryptocurrency? That's it. Much smaller user base.
The final value of a thing consists not only of its price but also of its general demand. So I don't think that one day cryptocurrencies will become more valuable than gold, I'm sorry

Where does the money come from? Oh sorry I forgot that they are printed on a printer that makes brrrr! Then there are no questions, really.

Well let's look again at what you wrote here!

1) I, too, understand that propaganda. If there were "not so many taxes", then where did all this "free medicine" or "free education"come from? Now you pay for them out of your own pocket and are free to choose the level of services you need. At the socialism time you paid before you saw your money (indirect taxes hello) and you had no choice in the service
2. so hundreds of thousands of people living on benefits are not parasites? Or do you propose to introduce criminal terms/forced employment of those who do not want to work?
3. Social Elevator under socialism-a good attempt! I know very well the lists for the best University in a already non-existent country where there was a prestigious education. The vast majority are children of people from the government, while all the rest studied in their" common " universities. A normal Elevator, I'm sure.

By experiment I mean that they tried to build socialism but the attempts were as unsuccessful as possible and led to very bad consequences.

What prevents you from earning your capital? Personally Bezos who takes your salary?

Yes, all power to people and councils! All the land to the peasants, and the factories to the workers. Slogans are good, but they are just slogans.

Again, no. Socialism is a legendary "non-functioning democracy" because if we assume (as it should be) that under socialism we must take into account the needs of everyone, then just imagine this bureaucratic machine that eats up tens of tons of paper and ink a year just so that the whole structure would somehow function. How will the market work under socialism? What to do with those who are more successful than others? What to do with those who don't want to work? What about the outflow of successful people who will (quite reasonably) run away from such a device?

Even what we can call socialism now, in our 2021 year, arouses dislike rather than any interest. There are too many different "buts" and too few adequate answers and working solutions other than the words "let us try again, the plane also did not take off in the first time".

Well, again , there is a strong connection between the concepts of "privacy" and [any disapproving behavior].
You can say as much as you want that everyone is watching porn and there is nothing wrong with it but you know perfectly well that this is just hypocrisy and nothing more.
And every time in the end, as some similar [not the brightest] companies integrate a token into their payment mechanisms , I am not happy just because it only works to strengthen the not the best reputation of the cryptocurrency as a whole.

It is quite possible - but again, since we are already talking about Ripple, I do not understand where such questions can come from. Yes, and about any other token from where such questions can be.
In the ordinary world, under the "new gold" (analogous to "new btc"), only oil was pressed - but there were huge reasons for this. So what? Yes, oil is cool, but it never became" gold " (if you understand what I mean).
When will people realize that there will be no" new BTC " because everyone will always miss the BTC that is? That's the question.

It all depends on the circumstances. Sometimes it can happen that I urgently need funds - then I can spend some of them to help myself or my loved ones.
But usually I still try to keep the bounty  waiting for more interesting prices, and in principle I rely on such things as long-term investments. Very rarely when I touch them and even less often I look at the charts - so as not to worry myself and not think about what would be worth selling right now.