Or at least GME, like I recently did, hoping others are right about the Mother of All Short-Squeezes. And I have physical proof of my ownership less than three feet away from me as I type this.
The fact that it doesn't exist as a physical object is exactly how the feds can be prevented from seizing it. Gold's nice, yes - definite hard cash alternative - but what can you do when the Internal Expropriation Service tracks your purchases, then decides to do a little civil forfeiture because they needed to buy some more crack?
PS: You know what else doesn't exist? Gold in fort knox.
Indeed, self custody is important. Get the hell away from those 'central exchanges'.
What self-custody? It does not physically exist.
Buy gold.
Or at least GME, like I recently did, hoping others are right about the Mother of All Short-Squeezes. And I have physical proof of my ownership less than three feet away from me as I type this.
You can physically own a bitcoin key. It remains a currency, rather than an investment vehicle: as I am constantly reminding people.
The fact that it doesn't exist as a physical object is exactly how the feds can be prevented from seizing it. Gold's nice, yes - definite hard cash alternative - but what can you do when the Internal Expropriation Service tracks your purchases, then decides to do a little civil forfeiture because they needed to buy some more crack?
PS: You know what else doesn't exist? Gold in fort knox.
Hell, the value the US$ had just 10 years ago.