The key takeaway is Tesla isn't liquidating any of their Bitcoin. It seems like they're trying to cause a panic to add more to their portfolio if anything. What bull to say mining is an environmental hazard when their own batteries in their cars cause much more pollution, but I digress.
Have some fiat, with at least three months pay in savings, because being able to pay bills and eat today is just as important as having wealth tomorrow.
Buy physical gold and silver.
Invest in Bitcoin, and maybe Etherium if you have the means to and forget all the other coins. These cryptos aren't guarantees, and I'd never tell someone to put their life savings into it, but with inflation hitting Zimbabwe levels I would treat it as an investment; nothing ventured, nothing gained after all. So hold off on any frivolous purchases and put like 10 dollars a day, or 100 a week, or month, whatever, into it. That way you don't have your eggs all in one basket. Could it be a bubble or scam? Sure, but if you bought one coin a year ago you'd be around $51,000 richer.
Finally, buy canned food, bottled water, medical supplies and ammo and maybe body armor. No, I'm not thinking you'll need it, but if gets bad, especially if you're in a big city, you'll want it.
The key takeaway is Tesla isn't liquidating any of their Bitcoin. It seems like they're trying to cause a panic to add more to their portfolio if anything. What bull to say mining is an environmental hazard when their own batteries in their cars cause much more pollution, but I digress.
Have some fiat, with preferably three months pay in savings, because being able to pay bills and eat today is just as important as having wealth tomorrow.
Buy physical gold and silver.
Invest in Bitcoin, and maybe Etherium if you have the means to and forget all the other coins. These cryptos aren't guarantees, and I'd never tell someone to put their life savings into it, but with inflation hitting Zimbabwe levels I would treat it as an investment, nothing ventured, nothing gained after all. So hold off on any frivolous purchases and put like 10 dollars a day, or 100 a week, or month, whatever, into it. That way you don't have your eggs all in one basket. Could it be a bubble or scam? Sure, but if you bought one coin a year ago you'd be around $51,000 richer.
Finally, buy canned food, bottled water, medical supplies and ammo and maybe body armor. No, I'm not thinking you'll need it, but if gets bad, especially if you're in a big city, you'll want it.