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Topic: Cryptocurrency can be the next frontier in retirement investing (Read 175 times)

newbie
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In the UK - there are no added benefits at all for investing in this market at the moment as its not a financial product although they have just opened a new exchange in Gibraltar.

I certainly woudnt put my faith in this market considering you can now put your pension assets into property or land and also have quite a substantial ISA available.

Also I think maybe buy gold - especially sovereigns are a good investment as they are legal currency (you would never 'spend' it) in Gibraltar so there is no capital gains tax on any profits.
full member
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An interesting view is that if Crypto is used as an investment for retirement, this I think will not stop to run, so it is appropriate if Crypto is an investment pension tool. Crypto is able to develop and the retirees will enjoy the results later and feel satisfied.
newbie
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A good retirement project to invest in is HiNounou.  They provide healthcare and medical services,  access to medical professionals and even an AI enhanced companion robot.  I think its prospects are good with the world now moving to an age of AI technology.
hero member
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A good article,indeed cryptocurrencies are a pension investment rather than having to invest in companies that might later be destroyed but cryptocurrencies will not be destroyed by time.The long term investment in crypto is more profitable than investing in gold and in many other objects there are some beliefs and proven right.
sr. member
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A pretty good strategy in my opinion, this will make a large-level pump run together because people will save their coins throughout the year, maybe up to 10 years more, but I think it will be worth the results they get later.

Of course before making this strategy, they must analyze coins that will continue to grow for years
hero member
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Cryptocurrency should have been a suitable asset for retirement investing but the issue is the volatility for now, until we start to see steady and continue growth I don't see people betting their live savings on it for now, and this is an advice to everyone with the way the market behave this year will still need something aside Crypto to keep the soul and body together
hero member
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Interesting, why that article is written on a google spreadsheet? Why not just quote and unquote it here for easier to read and include the source?

This is what I'm trying to do, I'm not a big holder but I've got some interesting amount that can be of good value in the future when crypto's are dominating the age of digital investments.
full member
Activity: 406
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And the funeral savings will also be collected. Well, honestly, while it looks like nonsense, here you can a post about a salary crypt, but this is only possible with full acceptance at the state level.
sr. member
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What do you mean when you create a new thread with a link of google document only? Why don't you just write all it out in here?

OMG, maybe I got what you're trying to do. LOL. Maybe this is a kind of plagiarism avoid. LOL. With this way your account will not be banned although you copy everything from every member in this forum or any source on the internet. LOL
legendary
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There are some members in the forum that are already employing that strategy, they are investing money in cryptocurrencies as a way to plan for their retirement but it is unlikely that we are going to see retirement funds investing in the market of cryptocurrencies anytime soon because it is simply too risky, since they are paid to mantain the size of their capital not to increase it.
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