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Topic: How can I invest in commodities ? (Read 76 times)

legendary
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Heisenberg
May 19, 2022, 04:58:16 PM
#8
I am afraid you are not going to get any good options, especially if you don't want to do KYC. Almost all platform that offer trading in commodities or futures need KYC.
Try checking out the likes of Etoro or Uphold but trust me, you can't dodge KYC because such platforms are highly regulated.
member
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May 19, 2022, 02:02:52 PM
#7
Yes ! I heard Gold mining companies are an excellent investment as well. I imagine I could get exposure to something like that for Silver and Copper as well.
The thing is I want to keep these investments in the crypto space. For example, I bought PAX Gold, 100% legit crypto project backed by real gold bars. Nearly 6 figures worth so not a small amount. So the idea for me is to at least have some exposure to Silver, Copper and commodities in general through a Crypto friendly exchange like FTX ( preferably an alternative to FTX without KYC ) Originally I wanted to invest in the big tech giants like Google, Amazon, Tesla, Apple, but experts seem to think this is not the time for high tech, as they are seen as "high risk" for the most part.
newbie
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May 19, 2022, 01:50:52 PM
#6
One approach is to invest in the stocks of the major producers or processors of the commodity. For example, if you want to invest in oil, then you can use the drillers or the refiners as possible alternatives. For grains, the large agricultural producers. For metals, the mining companies.

.You can trade / invest in these long or short.

Not my thing though, as I exclusively trade in the futures and futures options markets for these and other commodities
member
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May 19, 2022, 01:10:30 PM
#5
So am I the only one here investing in Gold ? Interesting. And are you people aware Gold is expected to reach new highs soon while BItcoin is expected to go much lower over the next 12 months ?
member
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May 17, 2022, 01:33:26 PM
#4
Not very practical or safe to hold large amounts of physical Gold if you ask me. And you don't have the liquidity or ease of access you do have with something like PAX Gold. I could easily convert my PAX Gold into cash if I needed the money, or purchase some goods and services with it without even converting it ( with a VISA crypto card for example ) So to me it's like a less volatile version of Bitcoin. Great for the bear market which is where we are. I just wish there was a similar crypto version of Silver. By the way, I exited the market a few days ago, went all in with PAX Gold, but now I'm thinking of putting a bit into commodities if I can.
legendary
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May 17, 2022, 06:01:07 AM
#3
May seem odd but in this volatile markets stocks and crypto are no longer viable. I heard commodities and Gold have a good outlook for the rest of the year, so not just staying strong, but actually increasing in value. So how can I invest a part of my portfolio in these ?
Preferably I want to stay in the crypto space and invest in commodities within crypto. For example, I'm already invested into PAX Gold. I think FTX can give me access to stocks and commodities but they ask for KYC.  UMA and Synthetics also seem like a good option, not sure if they have KYC.
HOpe this question gets at least a couple of responses, don't make me think it's all newbies and meme lovers on this forum.

I don't understand. If you want to buy gold, why don't you go to your local gold seller and buy some? I don't know a country which banned gold ownership. Does it really have to be in the form of crypto? There are a few projects that buy and hold gold for you and tokenize their shares but the main issue is trust here. I don't like the government entities but I sure don't trust people I don't even know.

If you are going to invest in commodities, stocks are still the second best option imo. (the best option is owning commodities physically)
member
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May 17, 2022, 05:57:00 AM
#2
As always, I'll get the ball rolling. UMA claims you can track the value of anything but I don't see a working APP where you can do that, how you can use it, nothing. Maybe it's still in the works ?
Just remembered, Injective Protocol is another good one, like FTX, but smaller and newer. Unfortunately last time I checked nothing was working, it was not ready, looked promising, but nowhere near ready like FTX is.
member
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May 17, 2022, 05:53:44 AM
#1
May seem odd but in this volatile markets stocks and crypto are no longer viable. I heard commodities and Gold have a good outlook for the rest of the year, so not just staying strong, but actually increasing in value. So how can I invest a part of my portfolio in these ?
Preferably I want to stay in the crypto space and invest in commodities within crypto. For example, I'm already invested into PAX Gold. I think FTX can give me access to stocks and commodities but they ask for KYC.  UMA and Synthetics also seem like a good option, not sure if they have KYC.
HOpe this question gets at least a couple of responses, don't make me think it's all newbies and meme lovers on this forum.
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