Crypto for Beginners: How to Use Cryptocurrency for Wealth Protection, Not Speculation

Crypto For Beginners

In our series of blog posts: The Future of Money, we’ve started looking at strategies to protect your wealth and to be ready for opportunities. I’ve already touched on how Cryptocurrencies can form part of your armoury. In this post I take a deeper look at Crypto for beginners so that you should, by the end of the post, have an overview of what they are and why you should ‘invest’ in them. I’ve put ‘invest’ in inverted commas because is it really an investment? Read on to find out.

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Top 5 Hard Assets to Protect Your Wealth Outside the Financial System

Top 5 Hard Assets To Protect Your Wealth Outside The Financial System

As we progress through this series of the future of money, we’ve already looked at CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) in depth and now we are starting to look at strategies you can put in place now, to protect yourself against inflation and other economic issues that may appear. In the previous post we specifically looked at How to Build a CBDC Resilient Property Portfolio. I touched upon asset allocation and mixing your portfolio with other non-property assets. In this post I will describe the top 5 hard assets to store wealth outside the system.

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Portable Property

Portable Property

“But as to myself, my guiding-star always is, ‘Get hold of portable property.” Wemmick, Great Expectations.

During times of economic uncertainty, when the stock market is extremely volatile, there is usually a flight to investing in gold. This is an age-old investment strategy, to protect one’s wealth. As we know, cash becomes eroded over time in real value because of inflation and even if you could find a savings account that gives you a great interest rate, this would still mean that that money is devalued. Goods worth £100 in Spring 2020 would now cost you £126 (June 2025).

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