How do you hedge against falling USD?

frens, who are in the US but don't want their currency to decline so much. What are you doing? stocks? real estate? metals? crypto? other fiat?
everything seems so inflated here

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Gold

Bitcoin

>stocks
since they're explicitly protected, always the best option... until they aren't
>real estate
not when dying boomers are about to flood a grossly inflated market
>metals
sounds good but they have fucking international treatises on how to suppress the price on those
>crypto
best option
>other fiat
the dollar is outperforming almost all currencies

I bought gold and silver in 2015 because the writing was on the wall.

Gold (Low risk, lower reward)

Silver (Medium risk, medium -lower reward)

BTC (Medium-high risk, medium-high reward)

ETH (Medium-risk, medium-high reward)

AMPL (High risk, high reward)

These some of the primitives available to you, that worth looking into. This is NOT the time to buy real estate in my opinion. You will have a hard time renting it out. I personally got out of USD completely this week, like many other people.

crypto goes to zero right with fiat

You are beyond retarded. Bitcoin hit its ATH in 2018 because the dollar hit a relative low. Bitcoin is pumping now because the dollar is falling. There is a direct inverse relationship between bitcoin price and dollar strength.

You are a little emotional monkey who makes up bullshit to suit his opinion. You will not make it, you do no actual research.

what do you mean by stocks are explicitly protected? and if crypto is the best option, how could i put my entire life savings on ittt, it's just too volatile
I am only trying not to lose my value.
And why is USD outperforming other currencies? Have you seen DXY and USD/EUR for example? It's been going down for 2 weeks.

crypto is literally just a digital fiat
its destined for zero

are you.. bragging about 80% gains in 5 years?

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You could look at any comparable metrics and determine that isn’t true (for Bitcoin). You must be salty you missed out and cope by telling yourself it will go to 0 sometime

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if you believe crypto in its current form is anything other than digital monopoly money clown world fiat tokens, you are deluded.
im not emotionally invested in it one way or another. objectively, i could care less. but I'm appalled that people seem to have accepted it as some virtually guaranteed fool proof rock solid asset or actual money.
its literally 1s and 0s on the internet.
the govt, the banks, corps or the whims of peoples actions or perceptions could literally make worth less than nothing in an instant

I mean we have been promised intervention at the policy level to pump indexes whenever the circuit breaker is triggered. This promise will ensure stocks continue to pump until it is broken.
There is nothing absolutely safe in these times. Value is subjective to supply and demand. Gold is the closest you'll get to being guaranteed something in the worst-case scenario of total economic collapse, but you'll lose value on average due to treasuries all over the world dumping their historical reserves to suppress the price.

Metals are a little fucked but its a good way to own a physical asset and people will pay above spot price based on demand

trasuries are dumping their gold reserves to suppress the price of gold?
is there anywhere i could read about that?

Not going to dig up sources here as a cryptard in a mongolese knitting forum post but many dedicated goldbugs have found compelling evidence for that over the years if you want to look for it.
1. Public balances of gold reserves
2. International agreements over selling gold
3. Gold being further "leased out" to banks at below-market interest rates. Gold naturally has no yield, so this is obviously acting as a counterparty to short sellers so that you can sell your gold while still having it in your balance sheet. Confirmed by some countries that have explicitly been caught doing this in leaked documents over the years

oil stocks and gold etf

>Bitcoin
>Digital fiat
>Fixed supply

I think you immediately need to rotate your corpus 180 degrees, and promptly venture back in the general direction that you came from.

PMs and crypto.

In a large scale economic crash, useful items which will cease being produced due to factories shutting down and international trade dying back are one way to hedge.

BTC and XLM

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Are you stupid??? The obvious answer is XRP. It’s going to replace the dollar

lol

stocks will hyperdeflate with inflation

Very newfangled question but I’ll be nice - silver and Chainlink. Unironically. Don’t treat this as bait I’m genuinely trying to help you.

>cloud computing is worthless

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>the dollar is outperforming almost all currencies
this is absolutely incorrect. the dollar has lost almost 10% to the EUR in the last couple of weeks. read before you project diarrhea from your mouth(fingers)

fp&spbp(s)

Go short on the dollar via debt, buy real assets with $$$s from said debt.

This. Also, metals are a long-term, safe investment. They’ll always trend up vs fiat currency over time, but some laws make them expensive to liquidate or buy depending on where you live.

I’m only talking about Bitcoin first off, secondly the market has confirmed that people on a large scale do believe in Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat currency, if this continues to be the case the end result is inevitable. You’ll catch on later maybe

10%?? Fuck me the US is in deep shit. Hopefully crypto will spell an end to the petro dollar and we all get to live in max automated luxury self generating money land. The US as it is might have to burn first however.

Care to barter, collapse fren?

As long as digital technology plays a role in society, crypto will have value. I don't see digital tech going away any time soon.