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I guess total collapse is something I don’t particularly worry about, since I won’t be here to worry. I think partial collapse is more likely scenario (of the
by ed25519FUUU 6y ago
I guess total collapse is something I don’t particularly worry about, since I won’t be here to worry.
I think partial collapse is more likely scenario (of the two).
- prewett 6y agoI would assume a Venezuela-like collapse would be what you're thinking? Would gold help much in that case? (Honestly don't know, probably depends if the person you're trying to trade the gold to believes it will be easy for them to trade the gold to someone else when the time comes)
- devalgo 6y agoCan't really speak for Venezuela but lets say if currently 1 oz of gold is as valuable as a Macbook worth ~$1800 and in a hyperinflation event a Macbook costs $200,000,000 perhaps 1 oz of gold could be worth a Macbook? You would then just trade your coin for $200,000,000 and buy the Macbook. Obviously a massively simplified scenario. Perhaps there are sources out there on how people have dealt with hyperinflation?