Topic: Real estate vs cryptocurrencies vs business - page 20. (Read 2892 times)

I'm already into Cryptocurrency I know so many things here I'm not a businessman I cannot set up a new business and I cannot learn to run a business overnight it takes years to do that or a realtor or into real estate to know the potential value of the real estate in the future, so if I have that amount I'll go where I can make a good decision to make a profit and that is buying or should I say adding more coins to my portfolio.
When you have the money go where your heart is and where your passion is and you will never fail in your venture.

The three options have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the fundamental understanding is that the three have different levels of risk, to decide this must be based on the knowledge and ability of each managing finances to get benefits from it, if someone understands real esatate and good at playing in This field is like not relying on profits from just rent, but buying and selling or has other ways to get more profits.

Both use the money in investing in Crypto, this is indeed tempting and has a chance of profit and folding profits, but if someone is not good at using the market, this is useless, he will definitely eat losses.
In doing business the same, the name of the risk must exist, and this is also a large potential loss and becomes bankrupt, although it can exceed the benefits of crypto or real estate and can have a longer and longer active profit, but it is not easy to build a business and maintain it and maintain it .

For me personally for this position is that I will enter it into the crypto industry, some I invest in bitcoin and some more I make them work like a liquidity provider or coin staking that have high technology utilities such as Ethereum and get rewards, and many more of my ideas In the Crypto industry, honestly this is based on each other's knowledge and experience, where you understand an industry, where you have to exert your ability to increase your income.

To be fair, real estate is not entirely safe or will certainly yield returns without risk. But when comparing all 3 properties that OP mentioned, it must be admitted that it is the safest. Honestly, many of us don't choose real estate because it takes a lot of money to get started, not because we don't want to. Those who say they don't like real estate are lying and don't have enough money.

I would also choose crypto because as I said, I don't have too much money to get started with real estate and crypto suits me better. But if I had the money OP mentioned, I would prioritize building a business first to generate passive income. Then investing in crypto and real estate will be the next thing.

This is the burden when it comes to real estate investment since fake documents will surely be a big problem and the location as well.
Though despite of these cons on investing in real estate I still see this as the most efficient investment and most safe compare to the two.

Crypto is good too as part of your diversification strategy, but when it comes to doing business, I think this is only ok if you have enough time to monitor and handle it, business is a lifetime commitment as well, and you work here 24/7 as the owner not unless you already established a solid team to handle it.

I'd choose business. It comes with it's own unique challenges and many be easily affected by government policies and the environment in which you are running. Still, I'll choose it because I find it fulfilling. I may because of my exposure in the cryptocurrency ecosystem find a use case for it in my business and go on to train my staff on its application in the business. Assuming I am to choose in a ranking order, it would be Business, Real estate and cryptocurrency.

Making sure the title of the property you are going to buy is clean and selecting the best location that's conducive are basic things for real estate investors. You don't just put money on a building that's in the hood or other areas infested by gangs and criminals.

This is a good mind challenge and I must tell you that I will invest in all, and thankfully, you didn't ask us to choose only one. All the stated options (Real estate, Cryptocurrency and Business) are good and I wouldn't want to miss out on any of them. Depending on the location I am, $200k would go for real estate, another $200k will go to business and the remaining $100k would go for cryptocurrency investments.

To be honest with you, the portion of cryptocurrency would have even been lower if I don't know how to manoeuvre myself around risky online assets.

Before do anything, first you must understand about the advantage and the worst possible scenario about the asset.

Most people always say real estate is very safe, but they forget if there are mafias which create a fake certificate or use your land for their own benefit. Don't forget there are robbery who want to steal anything especially in empty building which is safer than someone else house.

Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is the best and you need to know how to secure it.

Business, it's not easy and you need to work for 24/7.

That would Real Estate for me. I mean it never goes out of style unless something catastrophic happens to the area it's located. There are time when value goes down like during the pandemic but it almost always recovers so you're pretty much steady with this type of investment.

Next I would choose is cryptocurrencies. It's the future as many people say but it's still not safe to bet all your money on something digital.

Half a million dollars is a huge amount. I wouldn't be investing in one option only. We're always told to diversify. I'd probably have cryptocurrencies, an apartment, and a business.

But if you're asking me to strictly choose one, I think I'd go with cryptocurrency. That's because Bitcoin has so much potential. That half a million dollars could become $2 million in a year or two.

But if the condition is that you'd stick forever to whatever your choice is, I think I'd choose real estate. Bitcoin may or may not be here 10 decades from now. However, that piece of land you own will remain valuable, will always be yours, and will continue to appreciate in value.

I'm not sure what the currency is regarding your post but let's assume it's my local currency, then half a million wouldn't be that much so I have to be smart about it. Regarding the options, of course, it will be ideal to have three of those at once, two at best to ensure that there is guaranteed profit in a way. However, (again) half a million is not much in my country so it is not ideal to have three investments so I can only choose one, then in this case I am choosing real estate. Real estate guarantees profit and is stable with rental or even Airbnb business while Cryptocurrencies and having a business can be too much of risk as I can only work around my half a million. 

I think I'll choose all of three because they are inseparable, all that choices are very related to growing up your wealth. Doing business is the main job to raise money to buy houses (real estate) and cryptocurrency. I am a businessman at the moment, I sell something good on online shop and got the money, with that money I have 2 houses and I bought cryptocurrency also. i can't choose between House and cryptocurrency because everything is prospected. In my country, house prices keep going up every year, so that situation, I must have it too beside cryptocurrency to make more profit in the future.

It could be as a result of cultural difference but my first choice would be to start a business or invest the money in my already made business, it’s a no brainer for me because I know the business if well managed will start to yield profits in a year or two and will give me cash flow in the process. I can buy bitcoin or real estate from the proceeds of the business, I believe crypto should be a side hustle and not the other way round.

Risks is always there and this is why you would really be the one to assess on which one you could really be able to bare up or would be able to deal with but in overall i do agree that some of those

business wont really be coming that cheap on which it is really that needing that huge capital on which not all would really be that capable on doing so.This is why they would really be sticking on something that they could be able to deal with or able to fund with which basing up on the selection then it would really be on cryptocurrencies or some small time business but if you are that someone who doesnt really have a problem in terms of money or capital then you could really be able to touch up real estate business which is something that you would really be touching too specially we do
know that real estate business are really that profitable but of course there's always that risks involved.

This is why we should really be wise on taking up investment and businesses no matter what it is, as long it would really be income generating and could give out that kind of chance
and opportunity then thats what it counts.

I think business should be the cornerstone because it will certainly lead you to something better if you have your own business or venture. As for when investing in crypto or other assets such as real estate, this will only be a sideline because it is clear that business is the initial benchmark.

It is important to realise that investments are only meant to support you in the next few years or maybe even your old age so there must still be a main job or business to support your needs and to have investments it is also clear that we must have a source of income and in this case a business or main job is the right thing.

Talking about Real Estate, I think this is if you have a very large amount of money to do. This is a business where everything is difficult to predict because property can sometimes be very fast to produce, it can also be the opposite. On the other hand when we want to be in this kind of space, we also have to be aware of capital repairs and other things that could be a stumbling block so I think this will only be my last choice after business and investment in crypto.

I agree with you and almost anything related to money has a level of risk that cannot be separated, it's just that the level of risk depends on how much money you are trying to use, both investing in bitcoin and doing business. Real estate has a relatively small risk impact, but when talking about profits, it will be very small compared to investment, so many people may be more inclined to choose investment as their main goal.

Regarding the right choice maybe people have different views, but if it was me then the main step I chose was investment. As we often hear on several incidents that are often experienced, that every big risk will definitely return the appropriate income, as long as the methods and patterns are done correctly.

@ Real estate,
@ Cryptocurrencies and
@ Business

I think Real estate and business are sort of interwoven as, real estate is technically a business and that be making business a broad name that cover to an extent, varieties of investment choices. I don’t consider cryptocurrency to be one as it is in itself a currency and its serves rather as a market.

If we are to go by the way you’ve categorized it, without being any all crypto friendly, I’ll tell you today and any other day that business is the real deal. The world of business has proved to employ many and be very productive with good management. It’s simply a buy and sell of products while making sure you separate yourself from the business, maintain customer service and be watchful of competition.

Business comes with good turn over with demand and supply.

To start with I hope we understand that all the factors listed are under business? They all involve risk and reward.


I will choose real estate and the points you made on it are nothing but the fact. Land of house don't get devalued just as inflation is hitting hard. If the house depreciates as a result of wear and tear, you just go on renovation and it is back to modern taste. Real estate value appreciate as the days go by, you can mortgage, lease it out while you are not even occupying the premises you are earning from it.

On the other hand I can only invest as second option in bitcoin.

When thinking realistically, for someone like me who doesn't currently possess any business ventures, the foremost option would be to delve into entrepreneurship. It appears my perspective aligns closely with yours, wherein the most steadfast source of wealth, stemming from diligent efforts, lies within the realm of business endeavors. Once an enterprise capable of generating substantial income is established, the prospect of automating its operations through the engagement of adept professionals comes into play. This, in turn, engenders passive income for the business proprietor.

Subsequently, having attained a sense of financial liberation, my secondary preference turns towards cryptocurrency. The rationale behind this inclination is rooted in my better grasp of cryptocurrency as opposed to my comprehension of the real estate domain. I coexist with a crypto-savvy community in my vicinity, and venturing into cryptocurrency investment stands out as the most accessible avenue for me to explore.

I would only consider allocating resources to real estate investment when armed with a comprehensive understanding of the property landscape and endowed with a substantial reservoir of discretionary funds. Investing in real estate necessitates a more substantial financial commitment, whereas managing half a million dollars is not presently within my optimal capacity. Therefore, it becomes imperative for me to position myself adeptly, honing the ability to handle the magnitude of such an investment, starting from modest beginnings.

Any investment contains risks, and if you say that you don’t know how long bitcoin will exist, then I can say the same about business, no one can guarantee a stable profit for a business. It is possible that real estate will stand out from this list in terms of stability, but this also requires certain conditions and it also needs to be mentioned that real estate will bring relatively less profit in relation to the money invested.

But no one bothers to divide the available capital and invest it in different directions, invest most of it in what you understand better, and invest smaller shares in more risky areas.