Henu the Great said:
Cfecit said:
The answers to your questions are already within the two books I have provided.
If you have money problems, you can download them for free from the libgen.
As you have read the books, can you present a short answer of two or three sentences about why it is so?
Dahaarkan said:
Having your money in a bank is a 100% guarantee that you are losing money each day due to inflation and such. In crypto at the very least you have the chance for your money to increase in value, and personally I think bitcoin and eth will likely multiply in value over the next 10 years. In my personal opinion, I do think Eth and Bitcoin are relatively safe to buy and hold for the long term, but as always one should study their options carefully and research before putting money into anything.
But putting all the money into one asset group is not a very good strategy. Other than that, yes, cryptos can work, but there really is no guarantee when simply holding onto them.
It is a much better strategy to hold something that pays dividends and to constantly increase the value of such assets in one's portfolio. This way it matters less what the value of the asset is since it generates regular income anyway.
I didn't say you should put all your money into crypto, just that it is the most accessible option for most people to put their money into something, and that I personally don't think it's a bad idea to get into it. Most assets require either debt or a large sum to get started.
The word "guarantee" or "safe" do not exist when it comes to investments. And the few options that are a "guarantee" or "safe", are basically worthless, unless you think a 10-100$ profit over a full year is a worthwhile investment.
The main argument against crypto is that it is "risky", but what isn't?
An investment is always a risk, regardless if you are buying gold, crypto, real estate, setting up a business, etc. Investing isn't about avoiding risk it's about managing risk through financial understanding and researching until you find something that is worth taking a risk on.
In my humble opinion, holding bitcoin is safer in this day and age than holding dollars in a bank account, especially considering what's been happening, and what might follow. And the fact that the money printer is still not unplugged.
Regardless, all this is just saying that holding fiat is a bad idea, and that alternatives exist, crypto is one of them.