BTC Silver and Gold

[samcoin]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

Diversification is good, but the problem with gold and silver lies in the storing process, as most people don't feel safe storing it at home or in any other place. I recently thought of buying some PAX gold, yet the case PAXOS is facing stopped me for a while as I don't know the effect PAXG will have or if it will continue working. However, I personally feel safer when buying tokenized gold tokens than storing physical gold.

[Vishnu.Reang]

When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. In such times I would like  to invest in Silver. It is performing well next few years it's demand will rise because in the industrial sector is likely to grow amid the electrification of vehicles, 5G technology, and commitment to green infrastructure. ''Electrification of vehicles, 5G technology and green infrastructure'' this things are very important for development in sustainable way.

[Minecache]

When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. In such times I would like  to invest in Silver. It is performing well next few years it's demand will rise because in the industrial sector is likely to grow amid the electrification of vehicles, 5G technology, and commitment to green infrastructure. ''Electrification of vehicles, 5G technology and green infrastructure'' this things are very important for development in sustainable way.

I don't invest in silver, but I also see more investors starting to pay attention to it than gold, but in terms of returns, neither gold nor silver can be compared to bitcoin. While bitcoin would be the riskiest when comparing all three, its return is commensurate with the risk we take. Moreover, why don't we diversify? We should invest in 2 or 3 assets and never just invest in a single asset, including gold. I'm investing in bitcoin and gold, but I want to take risks for bigger rewards, so I prioritize bitcoin over gold in my portfolio.

[rby]

A few ounces of gold. I personally thinking that if precious metal should not become my main investment. Precious metal is even better compared with real estate consider it's even more liquid compared with real estate. Precious metal like gold is as good as bitcoin.

The gold itself was only a way to keep your value from inflation. It will not give you huge ROI like bitcoin. Precious metal is only helping you to make sure your value will not be eaten by inflation.



https://goldprice.org/gold-price-chart.html

Looking at the graphical representation of gold price over the years, you will understand that gold has been on overall bull run since discovery. But it doesn't give high RoI and such it could be greatly regarded as a hedge for inflation.
While as against your opinion, I would  not agree that Gold is a more investment method than Real estate.
While Real Estate will also protect you from inflation, it can also give a reasonable amount of returns within  a period of time.
My investment is in bitcoin and I am planing to diversify after halving and that will be in real estate and not gold nor silver.

[summonerrk]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

Since the beginning of the year, gold has grown by 8 percent. Nevertheless, if you decide to buy it now, it will be a good investment - after all, gold is one of the main shelters during inflation.
Now the whole world continues to adapt to the withdrawal from the Russian markets, import and export chains are being redirected, and the economy of the whole world is adapting. So these are unstable times.

Nevertheless, I have never considered and will not consider gold as an investment. Why? It is better to find another promising coin, like TON, and invest money in it.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

There is an interesting story about gold then and now in my family. In the past, my parents were one of the people who liked to buy gold the most and have been saving it for decades. Trust in gold is very big in my family and in almost many people around us. Gold has the ability to retain value and is almost the same as bitcoin, but the difference is that gold is slow to generate large profits like bitcoin, so investing in gold will take a long time to generate large returns.

I am one of those people who often listens to advice about buying gold to keep in the family, but I also chose another path and entrusted bitcoin as an investment that I am in and it is proven that now my assets are increasing. My wife is still very enthusiastic whenever asked to buy gold for her, but usually I will adjust some of the profits from bitcoin to buy a little gold to save.

[Wind_FURY]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

Since the beginning of the year, gold has grown by 8 percent. Nevertheless, if you decide to buy it now, it will be a good investment - after all, gold is one of the main shelters during inflation.

Now the whole world continues to adapt to the withdrawal from the Russian markets, import and export chains are being redirected, and the economy of the whole world is adapting. So these are unstable times.

Because most of the Central Banks from different regions of the world have started buying and HODLing Gold. The older generation says that if Central Banks start doing it, we should expect another large-scale war. The question is Russia. If Putin's invasion of Ukraine is a success, what would stop him from invading another former Soviet Union region?

Nevertheless, I have never considered and will not consider gold as an investment. Why? It is better to find another promising coin, like TON, and invest money in it.

TON? That shitcoin is better than Gold? Hahaha. Your post wants me to join Peter Schiff and become Gold Bug.

[South Park]

When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. In such times I would like  to invest in Silver. It is performing well next few years it's demand will rise because in the industrial sector is likely to grow amid the electrification of vehicles, 5G technology, and commitment to green infrastructure. ''Electrification of vehicles, 5G technology and green infrastructure'' this things are very important for development in sustainable way.

I don't invest in silver, but I also see more investors starting to pay attention to it than gold, but in terms of returns, neither gold nor silver can be compared to bitcoin. While bitcoin would be the riskiest when comparing all three, its return is commensurate with the risk we take. Moreover, why don't we diversify? We should invest in 2 or 3 assets and never just invest in a single asset, including gold. I'm investing in bitcoin and gold, but I want to take risks for bigger rewards, so I prioritize bitcoin over gold in my portfolio.

Personally I do not have the cash to redirect to precious metals at the moment, but they are a good long term investment, also do not underestimate silver, most of the uses of gold preserve the gold, as is the case of the minting of gold coins and jewelry, however silver is such an useful metal that is used on many industrial process which make it harder to recover, this increases its scarcity and this is a key component on the potential increase of value of an asset.

[TheGreatPython]

When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. In such times I would like  to invest in Silver. It is performing well next few years it's demand will rise because in the industrial sector is likely to grow amid the electrification of vehicles, 5G technology, and commitment to green infrastructure. ''Electrification of vehicles, 5G technology and green infrastructure'' this things are very important for development in sustainable way.

Silver can be good, but I find gold to be better than that and if I was to invest in something apart from Bitcoin, it will probably be gold since I can clearly see the rate of gold rising very quickly within months that I understand how much my investment will be worth if I buy and store gold for maybe about 5 to 7 years from now even a decade.

If someone has more wealth, they should probably go for real estate as well if they are looking for an edge against inflation, the prices of properties tend to increase more when there is inflation within a country.

[Sir Legend]

In my opinion, dividing money into many types of investments is a safer and more profitable thing, if there is an investment that drops, we can still rely on others, and of course the biggest portion at the moment, in my opinion, is bitcoin, this is because of the short-term potential or less than a year from bitcoin is very good compared to gold and silver.

[Andrija Branislav]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

That is sure! Gold and silver as a hedge against inflation. Precious metals such as gold and silver have traditionally been viewed as a store of value, and can retain their value even during times of economic uncertainty but I know a thing or two. Some people stack gold and silver alongside BTC as a hedge against inflation, while others prefer to stick with one asset class. So if someone is feeling fancy and looking to hedge their bets, why not stockpile some precious metals alongside BTC?

[Wind_FURY]

In my opinion, dividing money into many types of investments is a safer and more profitable thing, if there is an investment that drops, we can still rely on others, and of course the biggest portion at the moment, in my opinion, is bitcoin, this is because of the short-term potential or less than a year from bitcoin is very good compared to gold and silver.

In the U.S., that's actually not a bad suggestion, BUT in the context of the possibility of a financial/currency crisis, HODL Bitcoin and something physical like Gold and Silver.

There are politicians who want go raise the government's debt ceiling to "pay for their debt". The truth is, they have never paid for their debt. They are already $31 TRILLION in debt, and it's only growing. They keep borrowing money printed for them by the Federal Reserve, and they want continue this death cycle without any concern for the future.

[Altryist]

Personally I do not have the cash to redirect to precious metals at the moment, but they are a good long term investment, also do not underestimate silver, most of the uses of gold preserve the gold, as is the case of the minting of gold coins and jewelry, however silver is such an useful metal that is used on many industrial process which make it harder to recover, this increases its scarcity and this is a key component on the potential increase of value of an asset.

Gold and silver are not the only existing alternatives to bitcoin. I prefer to invest part of my free money on business development, it can be small grocery stores, because people will always want to eat, and it can be premises for commercial purposes, since people will always try to do something and for this they need premises . Gold can also be a good alternative or addition, but I don't know who in my circle would seriously buy gold for investment.

[Faisal2202]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

I don't, Why? the reason is simple they have less profit ratio than BTC and it's hard to secure them in person at places like mine where theft is common. but in the long run, I think BTC has more potential to give more profits rather than gold and silver, if a big pile of gold is discovered in the future it will increase the supply and will decrease the rates at the regional level (If I am not wrong). But BTC will keep its scarcity as it has a fixed supply and in the big run it will provide a main hedge against inflation plus the future is moving toward digitalization and transparency.

Old minds, controlling most of the money in this world are against moves that are in support of digitalization, so, AFAIK, total digitalization could occur around 2050 and once it will happen, Digital currency like BTC will have more potential than Gold and silver. Plus BTC has the international market to which you can access easily while you can sell your gold to a regional shop or anywhere in your country. This decreases the chance of best buying and selling while BTC is globally available and you can sell them from anywhere. The point is if the economic situation of one country like if mine, goes down then the prices will of gold and silver will be high but BTC will not be manipulated by my country's economy + there will be less buying if such a situation occurred as people with fiat will be left with less value as per there money. While in BTC, my country's economy doesn't matter and BTC will keep its prices stable even if things happen then it's an international market where demand and supply will never end instead in a single country it will be restricted.

[Dalib]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

I do not store gold and silver.

Firstly, my finances do not allow me to own them.

Secondly, they have lower investment potential than BTC.

Thirdly, they have very high value.

Meanwhile, with BTC or cryptocurrency, you only need a very small amount of money to own them.

[Poker Player]

I am curious. How many of you also stack gold and silver in addition to BTC as a hedge for inflation?

I have a gold bar of a few grams and may buy another one soon, although I think every day Bitcoin shows itself as an improved digital gold and that being the case, there is not much point in accumulating gold if you don't accumulate much more Bitcoin. But I believe that gold, unlike other objects that have been replaced and practically made to disappear by their digital versions (like paper maps) will continue to have a future because of its use in jewelry or industry that cannot be replaced by its digital version.

[Ani1985]

Gold and silver is a safe type of investment because of low price fluctuations, almost all commodity prices always use gold and silver as a reference, in my opinion gold and silver is suitable for those who have millions of dollars, while I prefer bitcoin because I hope to make hundreds of profits percent in a year or less.

[uswa56]

Gold and silver is a safe type of investment because of low price fluctuations, almost all commodity prices always use gold and silver as a reference, in my opinion gold and silver is suitable for those who have millions of dollars, while I prefer bitcoin because I hope to make hundreds of profits percent in a year or less.

a lot of people who don't have a lot of money choose to invest in Bitcoin in the hope of getting bigger profits but I think it's quite worth it with all the risks that will be faced, it's not wrong indeed but the risk of losing a lot of the money we have is big enough so I think it would be better if the two options were used for long-term investment, Gold and silver for safe investment and Bitcoin for profit, all of which can still be done together with the same or different percentages.

[Sithara007]

Almost 60% of my net wealth is in the form of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies (that is mostly because I made my investments back in 2014, when the Bitcoin prices were very low). However, at this point around 4% of my wealth is in gold (mostly gold ETF, a small fraction in the form of physical gold coins). I have a few bars of silver with me, but I have never invested in that metal seriously. At this point, my silver holdings are around 0.01% of my net wealth. I am thinking about increasing my gold stocks. But now the prices have gone up by quite a lot.

[Minecache]

When it comes to investing, we want our money to grow with the highest rates of return, and the lowest risk possible. In such times I would like  to invest in Silver. It is performing well next few years it's demand will rise because in the industrial sector is likely to grow amid the electrification of vehicles, 5G technology, and commitment to green infrastructure. ''Electrification of vehicles, 5G technology and green infrastructure'' this things are very important for development in sustainable way.

I don't invest in silver, but I also see more investors starting to pay attention to it than gold, but in terms of returns, neither gold nor silver can be compared to bitcoin. While bitcoin would be the riskiest when comparing all three, its return is commensurate with the risk we take. Moreover, why don't we diversify? We should invest in 2 or 3 assets and never just invest in a single asset, including gold. I'm investing in bitcoin and gold, but I want to take risks for bigger rewards, so I prioritize bitcoin over gold in my portfolio.

Personally I do not have the cash to redirect to precious metals at the moment, but they are a good long term investment, also do not underestimate silver, most of the uses of gold preserve the gold, as is the case of the minting of gold coins and jewelry, however silver is such an useful metal that is used on many industrial process which make it harder to recover, this increases its scarcity and this is a key component on the potential increase of value of an asset.

The returns of the metals are not comparable to bitcoin, but they are also really a good investment in the long term. But for retail investors like us, investing in metals will not bring too much profit. I invest in gold because it's safe and it's just my backup plan, I don't put too much expectation on it because its volatility is not high.

You don't invest in any other assets and just focus on bitcoin? I think it's quite risky to focus on just one asset because we never know what will happen. Even if it's not bitcoin, we should diversify or have a plan B.