Why should the value of real estate and bullion necessarily fall as a result of inflation? I think that on the contrary, inflation leads to an increase in the cost of goods and services as a result of the functioning of a large amount of money in the market. The same should apply to the stock market and the cryptocurrency market, so you really should not be afraid of the impact of inflation on the cryptocurrency market. If there is an impact, it is more positive than negative. Although, of course, there are exceptions to the rules, such as the lag of the rise in real estate prices from the level of inflation, or the collapse of prices in the real estate market, but there are already reasons that are stronger than inflation at a particular time.
You didn't understood what I posted. The nominal price of real estate and bullion may go up as a result of inflation (in terms of fiat currency). But overall, the purchasing power of fiat goes down due to inflation, and it will make sure that the real value of these assets are lower than the pre-inflation level. Let me give you an example:
A country is having 20% annual inflation for 5 years. Nominal value of fiat currency remains same, but the purchasing power goes down by 60%. That means that purchasing power of 100 units of fiat currency during pre-inflation level is now equal to 250 units post-inflation. So in order for real estate and bullion to maintain their purchasing power, their nominal price needs to go up by 150%. But in real life cases, it never goes up by that much. At may be 50% or 60% at the most.