TIPS

Whoisjohngalt_0902

$TIPS is doing good things and ready to take off!!

Whoisjohngalt_0902

$TIPS is a solid group and being built to last.

Malex453

Excited by this partner $TIPINU AMA. If this token makes then with the buy back and burn it only means $TIPS as well! Not long until the Culo Swap buy back and burns comes into effect too! Exciting times!

Arik_Anpin

This is the best time to buy $TIPS all cryptos are bleeding now so take advantage

g0_figure

Just The Tip $TIPS is officially deflationary.  The first ever $TIPS buy back & BURN just took place Monday 9th of April We executed our First buyback and burn at 2:30 UTC to the value of $1700  85268 $TIPS BURNED FOREVER!!! 🔥🔥🔥 Buy - https://solscan.io/tx/4wwn62TppmLpxqAupM937BEXTEea6EfepsjjMy2ENGKwmvHzQRo2PMZXcGFcrn8yoLaaa5Tny8ox7sxqdqkv1B2z Burn - https://solscan.io/tx/2qntFHFfTcrTKQjAdRRojwX8d9LA4B6LhZWVptqhJBWsbFCq4NsFDq82Efvb596NnKwnyjziUCuk4mm1u3HJKs83 The first ever $TIPS buy back & BURN just took place Monday 9th of April 🔥🔥🔥 Our supply is officially DEFLATIONARY and there’s still plenty more to come  https://twitter.com/justthetipvip/status/1777526540772766045?s=46&t=P3QE8HWjcEawnmFjpUZEwg Now with Banner Adds on Dexview (as of this week) And currently with Sol Trending in place. Several AMA'S to reflect on. Three is as many days tips is truly proving itself very productive. It's only a matter of time before the price reflects this. There has never been an easier play than this. It's such low hanging fruit. Tips keeps playing the hits. AMAs  https://twitter.com/JustTheTipVIP/status/1777474063683760464 https://x.com/JustTheTipVIP/status/1777033026276384908 https://x.com/coinmerge/status/1776354446336827436 Website: https://justthetipvip.com/ — Token name: Just The Tip — Token symbol: $TIPS — Blockchain: Solana — Current price: US$0.021 — Market Cap: $1.4m — Launch date: March 6th Website: https://justthetipvip.com/ $TIPS Contract: AK87oZM8ovFU14bq8mu4ufi5zsCPDbqqVvh5b6WHbUdL  

goodpointbadpoint

OP, how did you discover $TIPS first ?

Malex453

Totally agree. Just The Tip $TIPS is a smart buy. Tons of utility, web3 gaming, NFT's, Airdrops, partnerships, burn function, and a ton more. Load up fast!!

g0_figure

$TIPS biggest upside potential 🔥🔥🔥

g0_figure

$TIPS for sure for the potential to 100x. It has big things planned MC is 7m it's on Bitmart and it's lining up several other exchanges. A 100X is a dream for a lot of tokens especially when you consider liquidity. You could theoretically 100x from your launch price. Tips has 70x from it's but has high liquidity so it's been a slow progression up. But exiting out of that token with low liquidity technically they might look like they are 100X tokens but not even close in reality and makes it very difficult to exit them without tanking the price that's why being in the liquidity pool of exchanges is very important if you want to trade your tokes effectively. With that being said $CULO(another 20x token)is integrating $TIPS into $CuloSwap which is essentially a cross chain aggregator which will make it a lot easier to buy the token which makes $Tips more accessible. You'll be able to swap $BNB for $TIPS, $AVAX for $TIPS, $MATIC for $TIPS and $ETH For $TIPS so super bullish news. $Tips has an AMA tomorrow that will be worth listening to. If you actually want to find those 100x gems you got to research the potential of a token. Based on effort and plans and execution. And also listen out for little hints when they are dropped. The Tips team are working towards some real longevity. Essentially laying down a stable foundation to build from.

g0_figure

Conor Kenny just dropped a video on Just The Tip $TIPS Literally just now 🔥🔥🔥 https://youtu.be/_KdKLqJ6TtA?si=9co8O8K1QU2kL_IM

g0_figure

10k on $Bitcoin 30k on $Sol 5k on $TIPS and split 4K on 8 decent YOLO memes you think are funny or interesting after they take their first dip and start to recover. 20 quid on every presale you can buy for about 500 quids worth. And the rest just use to DCA.

GlobalOpening2332

$TIPS! GO check it out. Such a nice project. Great team and the best community. Don't miss this😜

Malex453

Damn! HUGE news and Just The Tip $TIPS is blowing up. Grab your bags quickly and strap in for ride to 100MC and beyond.

robocoprobochicken

check out $TIPS when you want to take your blanket off 😉 Tyler Hill Investing: https://youtu.be/xq_mJsGHbm4?si=EDL7dp-WdaIuvuai

milestorme

Bullish on $TIPS

little-eagle

TIPS is banned for 2 weeks for repeated spam violations, including but not limited to upvote manipulation

g0_figure

CryptosRUs just gave us a mention. Said he spoke with the founder and he's probably going to do something with TIPS it's live right now. 🔥🔥🔥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtOWRDuwH24&ab_channel=CryptosRUs

mr_properton

Did you buy TIPS on Solana ? Looks like it might pop off tbh

mr_properton

Yup this is how I found TIPS (just the tip) and a few other true gambles that I’m gonna ride into the sun or the ground w on Solana it’s really fun lol

pazcal121

How can i swap my sol in the phantom app? $TIPS is nowhere to be found?

Zenergy89

I'll get down voted for this but it's the way she goes. I'm not investing in meme coins for long term holds, I'm taking x3 - x5 profits and moving on. This strategy has worked for me and a few of my friends who trust me with large amounts of cash. So in regards to my current trading strategy, TIPS doesn't look like a play I would make at the moment. I'm not brigading for AABL but it fits my strat at this point in time. TIPS is on my radar though.

Zenergy89

TIPS vs AABL... you decide https://preview.redd.it/subib2v7floc1.png?width=1605&format=png&auto=webp&s=956a89317c68b2adb55c9fea5f898510805aeddb

Dragon_8888

Sounds like $TIPS is generating a lot of buzz with its listing on Bitmart and partnerships. However, investing in low market cap coins like this can be risky. It's essential to do thorough research before diving in.

g0_figure

Yes or solflare are the easiest interfaces. $TIPS just pops up there. In your wallet. It looks really good.

SkinnyManDo

Also rocking PENG ANDY, throw some TIPS and SWITIES on that pile too. BRETT TOSHI on Base

Arik_Anpin

Nice to get a CEX in the bag $TIPS

Djamur11

Its not up yet, TIPS will be available on bitmart only from March 15th

g0_figure

This just in! Bitmart officially announced! Don't stand there with your $COQ in your hand. It's not too late to grab some $TIPS! — Token name: Just The Tip — Token symbol: $TIPS — Blockchain: Solana — Current price: US$0.05 — Market Cap: $3.4m — Launch date: March 6th — Massive partnerships with youtubers X influencers Website: https://justthetipvip.com/

g0_figure

Well you're missing $TIPS so I'm not going to say 

g0_figure

We told you not to stand there with you $COQ in your hand. It's not too late to grab some $TIPS! — Token name: Just The Tip — Token symbol: $TIPS — Blockchain: Solana — Current price: US$0.055 — Market Cap: $3.7m — Launch date: March 6th — Massive partnerships with youtubers      X influencers Website: https://justthetipvip.com/ 

Visible-Flow-5115

$TIPS 🔥🔥🔥

g0_figure

We told you not to stand there with your $COQ in your hand. It's not too late to grab some $TIPS! — Token name: Just The Tip — Token symbol: $TIPS — Blockchain: Solana — Current price: US$0.055 — Market Cap: $3.7m — Launch date: March 6th — Massive partnerships with youtubers      X influencers Website: https://justthetipvip.com/ 

Dragon_8888

At first glance, $TIPS may seem like a fun idea, but the cryptocurrency market is very unpredictable. I advise you to be cautious and not risk more than you can afford to lose.

Dragon_8888

At first glance, $TIPS may seem like a fun idea, but the cryptocurrency market is very unpredictable. I advise you to be cautious and not risk more than you can afford to lose.

benualson

$TIPS is about 10 years old as Fedoracoin. It's only listed on Gate though. Would be nice to see it revived someday.

seabass0830

TIPS.  Getting in now before it moons. 

Double0Cool

The $TIPS team is solid, putting in the work! I hope this project does well!

Djamur11

TIPS is everywhere, lol. Love idea behind project, got medium bag in it. Good luck

Plotkin007

$TIPS up! Got my NFT and my full bag

Brilliant-You-3172

Hell yeah $TIPS

Arik_Anpin

JUST THE TIP $TIPS is a good meme coin to invest in now. Liquidity burned cannot be rugged and it’s been tested it’s still early!

Bendeman1982

Keeping my eye on the $TIPS

Arik_Anpin

WOW! Team is amazing and a great community good vibes all over! $TIPS looks like the next COQ INU, catchy and funny vibe as most successful memes are!

Djamur11

TIPS is next huge thing on solana I trully believe that. I seen it on X mentions about them, i seen it yt videos. Very good marketing team!

Arik_Anpin

$TIPS is great with the best team

TKOReece

$TIPS is looking really strong!

StatisticalMan

Indeed. The "real" (inflation adjusted) return of bonds is a constant concern for bondholders. There are options like TIPS which have a small fixed return + inflation.

Arik_Anpin

The project is looking solid $TIPS

TKOReece

$TIPS is looking good!

Plotkin007

Love $TIPS

FitnessFoodFinance

[BTC TIPS](https://youtu.be/uoc23-uZqRE?si=8RFHIy5jCf0iVVrC)

FitnessFoodFinance

I like Sunny for all here is [BTC TIPS](https://youtu.be/uoc23-uZqRE?si=8RFHIy5jCf0iVVrC)some BTC TIPS

FitnessFoodFinance

Does anyone need tips for investing BTC. [BTC TIPS](https://youtu.be/uoc23-uZqRE?si=8RFHIy5jCf0iVVrC)

CryptoDad2100

BTC about to turn into TIPS but with 20% real yield in perpetuity.

watch-nerd

TIPS

Public_Perspective42

Wrong again. I just threw Turkish Lira/USD, Bitcoin, and 1y TIPS Fund on my TradingView USD chart and Bitcoin wins. When there is inflation it wins in a larger margin. I don’t know what your point is. Obviously bitcoin wins.

bailtail

Yeah. Which is why you freakin’ take profits. This sub loves to shit on people who play alts, and it’s primarily because they, themselves, were too stupid to take profits in the past. Alts really aren’t that hard to play, and they offer higher potential returns. I trade them almost exclusively. And guess what? Over the three cycles I’ve been a part of, my return on alts has always exceeded my returns on the BTC I’ve held. **TIPS ON HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY TRADE ALTS AND AVOID BEINF A BAGHOLDER:** - Alts are easier to build a position near bottom. Why? Because almost all lag BTC. BTC will bottom and break from its bottoming structure. But very few alts will break theirs. And most will return to the bottom of their structure when BTC pulls back after breakout. That’s when you start building heavily. - Look for projects that haven’t been through a full bull market that show strength. Why? Because these don’t have to make it through a bunch of bag holders looking to unload. - Any projects that have been through a bull market, you need to be more cautious on. But they can be worth it if they have significant advancements scheduled. For example, LINK with CCIP. When playing these, you cannot assume they’ll hit new highs. You need to at least take enough profit to ensure you get out what you put in. For example, most of my positions are up 150-300% right now. I’ve taken some profit on these and have stop losses at break even. I cannot lose money on these. I’ve already locked profit. My risk is managed. And when we almost certainly move up a lot more, I will start scaling out heavier. And I’ll have sold at least 70% by the time we reach ATHs. - Learn to recognize general market weakness. One easy way to do this is to watch the MACD on the weekly timeframe. Look where that has crossed on previous cycles. Right around top. When weekly MACD crosses on BTC, I’m out. - Don’t buy dead projects. If the project hasn’t made a significant move yet, it’s likely to underperform the rest of the market. Not much point in holding these. Cut them and allocate towards better performing projects when they get a pullback. Rather than shitting on people who play alts, maybe learn how to trade them, instead.

wylie2020

Majority are only here to FUD and pump bags because 95% are more emotional than they like to admit.... Best advice for 2024 STOP WASTING TIME AND $TIPS$ ON SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCERS.

the_undergroundman

Dumb take. You're free to buy inflation protected securities, like TIPS or Series I bonds if you're so worried about hedging against inflation. Bitcoin is much, much more volatile than either of those and than the stock market

anon_chase

Yeah this guy should’ve never listened to those guys. Like BTC is obviously volatile. It’s a great long term investment but not stable enough to sink your entire house down payment into it that you will need soon. When it’s money you need soon & can’t afford to lose, be smart with it, fund the highest high yield savings account or similar fund you can. High yield savings accounts, money market accounts, or even inflation bonds/I-bonds or TIPS are all solid options to consider, by consider I mean look at with a professional if possible and list each options pros & cons & risk & pick the best option for your situation. Bitcoin is an investment for the long term. For your retirement or to hand money down to your family, children. If you use it correctly, it can be life changing for the better, but using it incorrectly can be life changing for the negative/worse. You cannot blame others for your impulsive & irresponsible actions. When dealing with so much money that you NEED, can’t afford to lose, & depend on for housing, then don’t play games with it, be safe with it. What is scary & insane is that some people actually take advice from random people on reddit who might not have any true knowledge whatsoever, & using that advice to make Uber important life/financial Decisions about what to do with their life savings &/ or housing money. Get an advisor, do some research, talk to other successful/rich people.

MengerianMango

Why would people sell equity when they expect cash to crash? Equity is basically the best traditional inflation hedge. (TIPS are shit bc CPI is useless.) With equities, you don't own a fixed value instrument. The value is essentially determined by income and the value of assets. Income and value of assets can (generally) be expected to grow with inflation, especially with value stocks. I don't see the market losing more than 25 or 50% in a hyperinflation panic. Fear might cause a drop for a bit but it'll recover and explode upward when people realize they need to store all the value they can somewhere.

GRYMandFROSTBITTEN

The TIP/IEF ratio compares two kinds of bonds. Right now it shows TIPS beating regular treasuries. This means investors expect inflation to remain high. If inflation stays high during a recession, it could cause a liquidity crisis. That's when assets like bonds get hard to sell without huge losses. This forces more selling of bonds, driving prices down further. It creates a vicious cycle. So the ratio suggests bonds may come under pressure if high inflation persists. Even "safe" bonds could lose value. This is something important to watch out for when thinking about keeping money in bonds long-term. High inflation may hurt bond prices more than expected.

Abject-Government-13

From Chat GPT 3.5 for free: Question: What three investments would an investment expert recommend in a high interest rate environment in order to hedge against the Federal Reserve decisions to raise interest rates? Answer: In a high-interest rate environment, investors may seek to hedge against the Federal Reserve's decisions to raise interest rates by considering investments that are less sensitive to interest rate fluctuations. Here are three investment options that an investment expert might recommend: Dividend-Paying Stocks: Companies with a history of paying consistent and growing dividends can be attractive investments in a rising interest rate environment. While rising interest rates can put pressure on stock prices, dividend-paying stocks often provide a source of income that can help offset potential capital losses. Look for companies with a strong track record of dividend growth and financial stability. Industries like utilities, consumer staples, and healthcare often have such companies. Real Assets: Investing in real assets like real estate, infrastructure, or commodities can be a good way to hedge against rising interest rates. These assets often have intrinsic value and can provide a degree of protection against inflation. Real estate investment trusts (REITs) can provide exposure to real estate without the need to buy and manage physical properties. Additionally, commodities like gold or oil can serve as hedges against inflation and rising interest rates. Floating Rate Bonds or TIPS (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities): Floating rate bonds, also known as adjustable-rate bonds, have interest rates that adjust periodically based on a reference interest rate, making them less sensitive to changes in the broader interest rate environment. TIPS, on the other hand, are U.S. Treasury bonds specifically designed to protect against inflation. They offer principal adjustments based on changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), providing a hedge against rising inflation and potentially rising interest rates. It's important to note that the investment landscape is complex, and the suitability of these investments may vary depending on an individual's financial goals, risk tolerance, and overall investment strategy. Therefore, it's advisable to consult with a qualified financial advisor or investment expert who can provide personalized guidance based on your specific circumstances and the prevailing economic conditions. Additionally, diversifying your portfolio across different asset classes and investment types can help spread risk and enhance your overall investment strategy.

watch-nerd

Everything. Real estate, stocks, gold, TIPS.

watch-nerd

I hedge inflation via TIPS. BTC is a risk-on, speculative position in my port.

EpicHasAIDS

It doesn't make a lot of sense to be honest. Why? Because a stable coin has to be stable, first and foremost. This is going to be critical going forward as regulation comes in. So explain how you would ensure your coin kept up with inflation in 2022 - which was 8%. That means you would have had to find a way to ensure your coin goes up 8%. In 2022 that was a tall fucking order. Further, using the same 8%, there would have been no way to achieve that without risk. That goes back to the start. Taking risks underneath a stable coins will eventually result in them not being stable. Further, years when inflation is lower than the cash rate you'd be better off to just use cash to underpin the value. Even further, inflation has been historically low to the point cash and inflation are often similar which means using cash would have been a flat coin except years like 2022 (thanks Joe!). Managing such a strategy during rate hikes would be a disaster. Taking a deeper dive, even using TIPS (which most of you won't recognize but are inflation protection bonds) wouldn't work. For instance in 2022 TIPS were down roughly 14% because if the change in rates. In 2021 TIPS would have worked, but the risk associated with it would have been astromical - especially a massive position in them. So again, to harp on 2022, that would be the year you wanted a flat coin. I'd love an explanation how someone in a sure manner would have made that work. So in conclusion, the times you would want a "flat coin" are really only times of large inflation. These would also correspond with time where achieving those numbers would be difficult and most importantly risky. Which simply doesn't make sense for a "stablecoin". TLDR : if traditional finance hasn't solved this, a bald guy with a dream isn't.

MengerianMango

Bitcoin is odd in that it's a highly speculative asset while also being an inflation hedge. You can check for yourself. Regress the daily returns against a growth ETF (speculative) and against a TIPS ETF. The coefficient for both is statistically significant. In effect, this means bitcoin does help a bit against inflation, but it also gets hit similar to tech startups when there's instability in the market and investors want safety more than high growth potential. It really conflates simple analysis like staring at the charts. And it's highly unusual. Every other inflation hedge is highly value oriented, opposite of growth.

justcamefromcaves

I know it sounds little confusing. I take it this way, Flatcoins are a digitalization of an existing asset class, similar to how stablecoins digitize fiat currencies. Now this may allow for more efficient financial transactions and creates competition with traditional financial intermediaries such as TIPS ETFs(these are inflation hedging instruments), finally leading to a better efficiency and lower costs

justcamefromcaves

There is this thing called Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) which have been used since 1997 to manage inflation risks tied to fixed-rate bonds. People can easily access TIPS and gain exposure to inflation through exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in their brokerage accounts. Flatcoins would be somewhat blockchain version of these etf's

watch-nerd

TIPS

keyoh321

“those fees will essentially be TIPS — an OPTIONAL percentage of a sale price that sellers can choose to give the original artist. If the seller doesn’t want to hand over any money, that’ll be their choice” Thoughts?

AnotherPosition

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watch-nerd

Buy 30 years of living expenses in TIPS. Add a private gym to my beach house. Spend the rest on a vintage AC Cobra.

CryptoDad2100

I wouldn't if it were me. I use Coinbase and do have some crypto parked there, but if you're going for a longer term low-risk return, you're better off either parking it with your bank at 5% or putting it into stock market - Tbills, bond index, TIPS - whatever is best for you. No reason to lend out a stablecoin to a crypto exchange IMO.

civilian411

If inflation or fiat debasement is at a rate greater than your asset growth then no, in absolute terms, your money is eroding away whether you have $1 or $1 billion. The question is what yields the best returns to slow debasement of your overall wealth. Most common is stocks because companies offer retirement accounts, then real estate because of appreciation and positive cash flow, TIPS for keeping up with government fudged “inflation”, commodities (gold, oil, bitcoin) that are more supply limited, collectibles. The volatility of each asset is important since some people sell at the first sign of trouble. You need to have strong conviction if you have moved all in on bitcoin given the high price volatility. Finance is still finance, maybe more people are starting to learn about inflation and fiat debasement because it’s starting to impact their daily lives. It’s easy to learn about finance when a carton of eggs spikes to $15 along with other everyday expenses increases by 30%.

watch-nerd

Only ding dongs go all in on crypto. I have stocks, TIPS, gold, and real estate, too.

CherishedHamster

Or crypto in general. Or stocks if you want less volatility. Or TIPS if you want near-zero volatility. Plenty of choices that are inflation-resistant.

perky_python

It’s a really nice idea, but how would it work? It can’t be backed by TIPS since those can have negative interest rates. I-bonds are limited to personal use and $10k. How could one guarantee an inflation-adjusted return. Futures on most of the contents of the inflation index?

MengerianMango

Speaking from direct experience in a quantitative hedge fund, she's not entirely wrong. Statistically, bitcoin has a strong positive correlation with the growth factor (ie like tech stocks, companies that generally aren't very profitable now but are expected to maybe be the next big thing). But, now, here's the surprising part, it also has strong correlations with some traditional inflation hedges (TIPS). That's entirely fucking unheard of. Nothing else is like that. Generally, something is either growth oriented and gets wrecked by inflation worries or value oriented and inflation-hedging. Bitcoin is the only thing in its space, that has the upside of growth but still exhibits some inflation protective properties. Honestly, she can be forgiven for assigning it more to the growth category than the inflation hedge category. She's right that it is growth oriented and, for anyone with exp in finance, the idea of something with both properties is absurd -- it's basically reasonable to not even consider the possibility. Point being, she's probably not being intentionally misleading. It's actually a reasonable view from her position.

bilabrin

It's more than that. The U.S. government issue TIPS inflation adjusted bonds as international collateral for loans. Most of our debt is owed to China. Without these international loans the U.S. government wouldn't be able to run trillions of dollars of deficit spending. So changing the definition of inflation allows the U.S. government to cheat China and its other debtors of real wealth without triggering a war.

ghqwertt

You don't have to gamble. It's ridiculously easy to beat inflation. The stock market has 10% returns on average, so any low-cost index fund will put you ahead. But even if you're super risk-averse you can always buy Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, which are bonds indexed to inflation. Literally the only way you could lose money on TIPS is if the U.S. government fails. In that case you probably have more to worry about.

Onemilliondown

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/national-debt/#:~:text=money%20for%20roadways)%20exceeds%20revenue,%2Dprotected%20securities%20(TIPS).

Onemilliondown

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/national-debt/#:~:text=money%20for%20roadways)%20exceeds%20revenue,%2Dprotected%20securities%20(TIPS).

boom_nope

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NikeGS

Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS)

celiatec

Inflation adjusted Eurobonds/US-TIPS already give you about 8-9% basically risk-free. Don't need to risk everything with shit-coins for this. ;)

1R3N9

HA! You don’t pay money on Publish.Ox, the website gives writers and readers TIPS in crypto! Once again your arrogance is hilarious. Open up your closed narrow mind and actually educate YOURSELF before once again providing false information! Wealth Tax is applicable to crypto, so keep crying, keep lying, and keep thinking anyone cares what you have to say.

kroesnest

TIPS only protect against unexpected increases in inflation, they won't do shit for you right now unless the inflation rate doubles again and no one sees it coming.

L3mm3SmangItGurl

Not how TIPS work. They’re open market securities. If you didn’t buy them before the inflation, they’re not a good investment now just because they have “inflation protection” in the name.

GIGAR

Then buy TIPS

coldbluhded

TIPS

Charon751

1 good investment tip: DON’T LISTEN TO INVESTMENT TIPS FROM THIS SUB!

bilabrin

If people would stop buying bonds, we'd get there quickly. Even TIPS inflation-adjusted bonds use a fraudulent CPI number.

Jocogui

I read Fud news often, they compensate the ultra positive mooning ones. Just take it as a part of dyor. I like this part: “The narrative was never really Bitcoin is an inflation tracker, it’s not TIPS,” he said. “Bitcoin was a hedge against irresponsible money-printing by the central banks.”

parsley_lover

Search TIPS.

parsley_lover

Bull case for bitcoin was that the fed cannot dilute you. But it goes away the minute interest rates go above inflation. Now 10y TIPS yield is at 1% so you can make more money than CPI. Of course many people (Myself included) believes CPI underestimates inflation but in general greenback is gaining value. I still think bitcoin is a great asset for people outside United States.

Yorn2

At least one of the times when I purchased Bitcoin in 2011, it had fallen from the June 2011 high of something like $30 all the way back down to under $10. Imagine if, at the time I was struggling to decide whether or not purchasing it was a good idea, some blowhard came around saying Bitcoin, a scarce asset, was not actually a hedge against inflation. I did buy, and I think it fell by maybe another 50% before it started going back up. But it was obviously a smart decision. What wasn't a smart decision was selling a good portion of it when it under $1k. Especially in light of where it is today. Don't go all in. Don't trade on emotion. Use DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) and slowly accumulate over time. Sell small percentages (10%) when it doubles if you want, or just keep holding and retire on it. Or don't retire and keep working your normal job without anyone being the wiser. You don't have to look at Bitcoin as a get rich quick scheme, it's a "retire early slowly" scheme for most of us, and I would say, "YES" it is indeed a hedge against inflation. If you don't want to do Bitcoin cause of the risk, buy TIPS or something instead, but if you understand crypto and scarcity, there's no shame in starting on your DCA strategy today. It's a proven method that works.

Castr0-

You only lose when you sell and bear market is where money is made. OLD TIPS BUT GOLD

BrotherAmazing

A married couple can buy $20k total, as that limit it per person, and if you have kids you can purchase $10k per child per year if you hold them in a trust. There is also a “loophole” where you can invest $15k per year in I Bonds if you file taxes by taking $5k of your tax refund as an I Bond on top of the $10k you purchased (this is allowed—go look it up or ask any financial advisor, but don’t pay them for advice you can Google!). I call it a “loophole” because you can just purposely overpay to the IRS towards the end of the year if you aren’t keen on giving them a 0% interest free loan for too long if you estimate your refund won’t be $5k, which seems to be not in the spirit of things but it’s 100% allowed. So a married couple filing jointly without kids could invest $25k or filing separately $30k per year, or more with kids. *This is not a trivial amount, and if much more than the median worker contributes in total to their 401k each year!* Gold is not a perfect hedge, but has been very mucb negatively correlated with the *real yield* on the 10-yr U.S. Treasury note for a long time now; i.e., if the real yields get negative, gold goes up. See reference below: [Reference for Gold vs. 10 yr Real (Inflation Adjusted) Yields](https://www.longtermtrends.net/gold-vs-real-yields/) Make sure to note that the axis is “flipped” with negative *real* yields (inflation adjusted) “up” on the rightmost axis. There are other ways to combat inflation in a very meaningful way beyond Series I Bonds, TIPS, Gold (admittedly imperfect),

BrotherAmazing

That’s factually inaccurate: Series I Bonds literally adjust for inflation regardless of the cause. TIPS literally adjusts their up/down with CPI inflation, regardless of what the cause was. When a TIPS matures, you are paid the *inflation adjusted* principal or original principal, whichever is greater. These are just two of several examples that prove your statement wrong.