Money is widely accepted as a store of value, but is it the best option? I don't think so. Because overtime, with inflation and other things, its value decreases. You have mentioned Gold and Silver. Yes they can be a good option for storing value. Because its value is going to increase slowly but surely. Values are determined based on demand and supply. Gold supply is getting lower and demand is getting higher. So the price is going to go up. That's not the case with Money. The system itself is broken. All they need to do is print more. And when they do just that, the value is going to go low. This is the reason why I think money is never the best option when it comes to store value. I don't know what others think about this. If you think I am wrong at this, be sure to let me know.
Bucks, the king of convenience, ain't flawless, folks. Inflation? Like a sneaky rat, stealing your spending might. And we're left craving a hardier option. Cue the metal heroes, gold and silver, standing tall through centuries!
Cash, it's a flirt with instability. But these shiny metals? They're steadfast. Think of them as turtles in a world of ADHD rabbits. Value takes its sweet time, sure, but it's climbing, believe me! Supply and demand tell a wild story: gold supply? Vanishing. Demand? Doing a crazy salsa!
Tragicomedy alert: our system's a laughable mess. Money, with its printing press band, playing a tune of dropping value. What a joke! More printing, more sinking. It's worse than the Titanic, folks!