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This was fascinating  - a survey of 252 respondents examined how individuals are protecting their retirement savings from inflation.

  • Nearly half, 46%, are investing more in stocks as a strategy to counter rising prices.
  • 29% of respondents are using other methods to shield their retirement savings from inflation.
  • A minority, 19%, reported they are not taking any action to protect their retirement funds from inflation.
  • Only 6% of the participants are opting for gold, a traditional inflation hedge, to safeguard their retirement investments.

Stunner: No mention of Bitcoin unless it was buried somewhere in the 29%.  Now with the ETF it has never been easier. 

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Anonymous

I’m in my early 60s. BTC for me.

Anonymous

Do you think that BTC will get on this list with the ETF’s in place? Or is it too new/risky/misunderstood by the older generation?

Anonymous

I got started in Crypto three years ago and held on to my investments for better or worse and am back to where i started... Still don't really understand a lot of this crypto investment biz. I, however, believe in BTC and have some funds in a tax deferred retirement account and would like to invest it the best way I can to get max benefit. Are the new BTC ETF's the best vehicle to acquire more BTC profit? My understanding is that in a ETF one does not actually own the asset but it's a proxy. (I'm just learning about investing... My knowledge is limited to spot crypto currencies, owning stocks and mutual funds in the past... I consider myself a 50+ newbie if that makes sense... ). Any words of wisdom or exeriences about leveraging existing assets on Aave or similar platforms?