Personally I have my portfolio split about 60/40 in metals/crypto. Both asset classes attract a similar type of money, in that these are the only assets with no counterparty risk, portability, and a high level of privacy. I am very interested to see how crypto will respond to a deflation of the stock and bond markets...my guess is that it will initially decline in the rush to liquidity, but surge higher long before other markets (the behavior observed in metals and mining stocks in 2008). Regardless, I feel metals/cryptos are an ideal place to be in the present environment, where almost every other asset is inflated by cheap money.
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And since most bullion dealers take Bitcoin at a discount, its convenient to balance between the two is 1 out performs the other.