Just make sure you remember where later.i just dig a hole in the backyard and bury it.
No crypto for now.. so many restrictions here.Instead of buying hard cash US dollars, why not buy USDT and store it in a decentralized wallet such as Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet, Exodus Wallet.
Remember, NEVER under any circumstances whatsoever should you share the private keys or the pass phrases of your crypto wallet with anyone. NEVER.
I hope they stay at their levelsEuros and US Dollars seems to be a smart choice to keep your cash more stable
this way, they will steal 20% of it in front of my eyesi just dig a hole in the backyard and bury it.
And as per what you have mentioned, the currency of your country keeps depreciating, so another option is to buy gold.No crypto for now.. so many restrictions here.
As funny as that made me laugh was, I would best love to think that it was a metaphor for some complexly simple business idea and interpretation of google that makes a nice amount of dough for you!i just dig a hole in the backyard and bury it.
We actually keep a little bit of cash in different areas in our houses.As funny as that made me laugh was, I would best love to think that it was a metaphor for some complexly simple business idea and interpretation of google that makes a nice amount of dough for you!![]()
Funny little story about that.If it’s hard to get into crypto . A good alternative would be buying commodities; Gold bars .
Bad advice. What if those decentralized wallets collapse? Let him buy cold hard cash which can be accessed in a moment's notice instead of having to convert Stablecoins back to Fiat again.Instead of buying hard cash US dollars, why not buy USDT and store it in a decentralized wallet such as Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet, Exodus Wallet.
Remember, NEVER under any circumstances whatsoever should you share the private keys or the pass phrases of your crypto wallet with anyone. NEVER.
Be sure to wrap it or it'll decompose into the soil after some timei just dig a hole in the backyard and bury it.
Funny little story about that.
Ages ago I was accumulating silver bars and had an entire suitcase full of them. I do not remember the value but I do remember it was too heavy for my wife to even pick up.
Our home got burglarized and the did not even touch the suitcase as it was an old ragged suitcase.
It was like I dug a hole in the backyard and hid money there.
Right back at you, Friend.BTW - Happy New Year BTB.
You can buy silver and gold...I live in a country where the currency can fall any day, like the Egyptian pound lost 20% of its value in one day.
I need to keep having cash for the next few months. What would you do?
I'm thinking of buying some Euros and US Dollars.