Topic: How Do You Store Value to Offset Inflation? - page 5. (Read 782 times)

Luckily we have come to know about Bitcoin investment and I must confess that we have an opportunity to be in this system. However, I still insist that one must have good enough knowledge to manage an investment or business if not he won't be successful in the end. It doesn't matter if he/she has enough funds to put into them, such a person would continue losing funds and the investment or business will never grow. If we are to be financially ready to start an investment or a business we need to be physically and spiritually ready as well. This is because it takes a lot of discipline, and knowledge regarding such investment/business, dedication, and maintaining principles.

You are not actually far from the truth guy, their are so many ways of saving your money so that inflation wouldn't eat it up, because inflation is a principal enemy that reduced the value of any money being saved up, so the best way to store your valuables , to offset inflation is to save it in anything that appreciate in value overtime, something like gold, Bitcoin, land, real estate and diamond.

And I also want to correct the impression you made by your post here, when talking of storing your money in cryptocurrency, it can be a good idea, but it can also be a bad  idea, so it would be best that you are specific,  because if you are talking of holding your money in Bitcoin then it's very good, but if you are holding your money in other cryptocurrency, then I think it's wrong, because aside Bitcoin, all other alt and shit coin are just nonsense and measures put in place by most developer to milk investors of their hard earned money, so be specific and don't generalize it.

I don't know if the inflation you're talking about is of the events in the digital markets or global economy, but let's say it's in a general overview.
Investors would say diversification of investment is the key without considering the nature of the ventures which has the potentials to resist inflations nor deflations.
The truth is that if you're not entrepreneurly wise enough, you may engage on different dimensions of investments with one potentials of being inflation victims.
With my little knowledge considering that cryptocurrencies are volatile digital assets, which has the potentials of increase and decreases without the effectiveness of the global economy, I'd recommend it as one viable dimension we could store our values again inflation, Real estates such as the landed properties and also as Investing on educational institutes as schools because it'd always account you with steady incomes with a storage benefits of safe lended properties.

The potential in gold, bitcoin and real estate is the right choice to maintain the value of the currency we own and these three investment models are also resistant to events that occur due to inflation or recession. I don't manage my investments as well as others because I currently don't have the ability to buy all three simultaneously, but I have taken steps to make percentage purchases of bitcoin in recent years. Not everyone has the same opportunities because we are talking about the capital we have and it must really be maximized.

If I had to choose by having good financial capabilities, I would divide the investment percentage into these three things because I think in the future this will be very important. But because I currently don't have the ability, I just focus more on collecting bitcoins and it has been proven that the value of the currency I own continues to increase in bitcoin assets.

It’s good that you can consider different options. If you are capable then I would suggest to diversify your portfolio, no need to just choose one as each of your option has their own pros and cons.
Even though cryptocurrencies are risky and volatile, I still consider them one of the best options to combat inflation. I’d rather put my money into crypto than in a bank where it will just lose value over time. Meanwhile in crypto, with proper management not only can I keep my money but also earn from it.

I will tell you what I am doing for my retirement, considering the value of money will depreciate over time due to inflation and other external factors.

My investment details:
1. Index Investing via ETF (10%)
2. Direct equity (10%)
3. Paper Gold (15%)
4. Crypto (2%)
5. Tax saving mutual funds (10%)
6. Hybrid mutual funds - both equity and debt (20%)
7. Mutual fund focused to defense/military sector (3%)
8. Insurance (10%)
9. Bank deposit for emergency liquidity (10%)
10. Real estate investment trust funds - REIT - Market listed (10%)

* All my mutual funds are growth based. So the dividends go back to investment
* REITs provide me with regular income. One payment each quarter and one final annual payment.
* I receive dividend income from the stocks I hold but I usually invest those back into the market
* I do not sell my cryptos and I am only accumulating Bitcoin and ETH. I don't invest in shitty crypto projects or in NFTs.
* I do have a mortgage for which I make monthly payment which is excluded from the above list. But it is also an investment for the future especially a metro project is nearing completion near my apartment.
* If I compare my returns, the defense focused mutual funds have given me triple digit returns besides crypto.

I am very confident that I will be able to beat the inflation with my investment.

Hi everyone,

I've been thinking a lot about how to effectively store value, especially in ways that can offset the effects of inflation. With the rising concerns over inflation and the potential devaluation of traditional currencies, I'm curious about the strategies that others in this community are using.

Personally, I've been exploring a few options, including:

Cryptocurrencies、Precious Metals、Real Estate、Stocks and Bond、Commodities。
What about you? How are you managing your investments to combat inflation? Do you think Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are effective in this regard? I'd love to hear your thoughts and any strategies that have worked for you.