Then there are other things that are debatable. Gold today is not bad, but if most of the money that is invested in gold goes to Bitcoin, it will not serve to protect much. That's what has happened this past year.
NASDAQ 100, OK. I prefer the S&P 500 which is more diversified in sectors. The NASDAQ 100 has been more profitable than the S&P 500 in recent years but that can change at any time.
Then I also miss good, well-located, Real State on that list.
The short history of bitcoin definitely does not prove it's a good hedge against inflation. Bitcoin is down nearly 50% since the beginning of May. When was the last time the dollar was down 50% in a matter of weeks? Never. You can't hedge 2% inflation losses with an assets that routinely swings 20% or more in a single day.