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Over the past three months, I have invested a seven-figure amount across different eggs, with more than half in gold.
Last night's sharp decline in gold and silver shook me a bit, indicating that the situation in Iran is more severe than we imagined. Today, the A-shares market is definitely going to be bloodshed at the open.
I feel like I can't keep putting all my money into gold anymore. Over the past few days, I’ve posted several questions about the portability of gold, and I’ve read everyone’s opinions in the comments.
During intense geopolitical conflicts when everyone is fleeing, carrying too much gold can easily become a death sentence.
Based on everyone’s opinions in the comments, my future allocation plan is as follows:
1. Stablecoins - USD1
A few days ago, it provided real-time on-chain reserve proof, making it more transparent than other stablecoins.
And it’s backed by the Trump family.
Essentially, it’s also trusting in the value of the dollar.
Of course, if one day holding stablecoins in dollars becomes worthless, then it’s a matter of life and death.
I’ve already done my best within my capacity to match this.
However, during geopolitical conflicts, with stablecoins, you need to consider whether to transfer them to your wallet to prevent being frozen. This requires paying close attention to the situation.
Yesterday, someone asked me to issue U, as shown in Image 3. Considering everyone’s opinions in the comments, I’ve decided not to issue it for the next half year.