Ive got:>A paid for house and car>60k eur in the bankI intend on buying 10k in BTC. Very long term. It's the value I understand the mostBesides that. What do i do with the money? Serious responses, I'm kinda conservative and not a gambler. I just want to be protected from inflation and whatever the fuck is going on with the world.
>>61655364>>A paid for house and carGood>>60k eur in the bankAmazing. I assume you pay way less than 60k in a year so this is a very good fallback amount. Try to keep it in a safer account which you access less regularly. >I intend on buying 10k in BTC. Very long term.Not the smartest move. BTC has no real reason behind its valuation. The 'store of wealth' argument has obviously not worked out considering the recent price developments. I'd only own a little BTC for the fun of it. >It's the value I understand the mostThat's bad. Most crypto is trash, but picrel is unironically the best bet you can have if you want a functional currency. >What do i do with the money?Non-liquid assets are missing. Personally I'm too risk adverse to recommend anything but a world ETF since if the world economy is collapsing money won't matter anyway. If you want your money to grow more you can also invest in an emerging markets ETF too. If you don't think you'll live much longer you can be more risky with your investments but you should definitely keep a lot of cash on the side if you wish to make it someone's inheritance. >I just want to be protected from inflation and whatever the fuck is going on with the world.That's good but sadly that's what everyone wants right now so traditionally safe products like gold already skyrocketed, you'd just be buying someone's bags. If you only want to invest long term this won't be a problem though.
