Rchandanar
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And I thought, as an experiment, to invest pension contributions in bitcoin and see what the result will be in the end. Most likely, from the amount that is accumulated in this way, simply passive income will be more than a regular pension.
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Retirees have a lot of time, if they can understand at least a little bit about airdrops and how to sell on the stock exchange, they will be able to earn extra money. If you are just getting ready for retirement - looking for money to invest in a crypt, retirement will help a lot, I think
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Considering the size of the pension, you can replace it with anything, it will not be worse. But seriously, it is obviously impossible, try to explain to an elderly person about the crypt and the withdrawal methods, make sure.
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This is a rather risky undertaking, since it is not known what will happen to the crypt in 5 years, not to mention 40-50 years. In general, I would think in parallel about alternative forms of income in retirement.
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Everyone will have problems with retirement, both the current generation and the future. If you don’t start dealing with your own finances and don’t invest in crypto, you will have to live with a miserable pension. It is unlikely that the pension will be enough for a crypt, but at least part of it needs to be invested.
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What does Putin have to do with it? I do not think that it is necessary to interfere with this chat and him, and any other politician, as well as politics in general. Yes, this is prohibited by the rules. And if we return to the topic - pension as an investment in cryptocurrency, I can only repeat that this is currently a definitely losing option for almost any pensioner. I strongly advise older people, especially those who have a small pension and for whom it is the only source of income, to invest in this asset!
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The idea is very sound. If you think about it, why not invest, for example, $ 50 in bitcoin every month. per year it is $ 600. So in a couple of years it will be possible to buy 1 bitcoin. And maybe in 10 years it will already cost 100,000, it will be a very good addition to the pension.
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Well, since there is a lot of time in retirement, you can also study the cryptocurrency. Then you need to start saving your pension for investing or trading, whichever suits you best, and so start earning. Everything is possible, the main thing is not to abandon this business.
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Pensions are small not only in Russia. It's not better here in Ukraine. Even to pay for a communal apartment is not enough to retire. In general, it is so, but what kind of pensioner tell me owns all the advantages of even a PC at the moment. A grandmother or grandfather who is 70-80 years old does not even know how to turn on the PC. And you tell retirees to let the exchange make the privileges. And even verified. I do not think that there are so many pensioners on the stock exchanges. Overall, the idea is good. But not for the current retirees. It is more likely that our generation will already understand this.
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In fact, no one knows what will happen even in 5 years, not to mention the distant future, while the crypt is actively developing, now a new trend is defi coins and so on, but what will happen if everything stalls in place?
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Indeed, you can make money with cryptocurrency. But to provide a pension for yourself will be at least "stupid", I think. Investing cryptocurrency in retirement - you can easily get caught by scammers. It is better not to invest large budgets, but to think with your head.
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Whoa! Well, I would also like to be 72, how are you still interested in something new and want to make money with your mind!) But after reading the posts these days that I on the forum realized that it is better to study the theory first, watch the same videos on YouTube, read blogs , subscribe to the developers of Kryptomonet on Twitter, be sure to watch the current information in the Telegram channels. And tune in that if you don't want to risk your money, then the profit will not be so high. In one of the posts here on the forum, it was said that even the most famous traders from Walt Street have only up to 25% per annum, but stable. And if you want a lot at once, then it's just a risk and here either pan or disappear ...
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cool thing, I think this idea has a place to be. if pension contributions did not go into the pockets of officials, but, for example, would buy cryptocurrency in parts on a monthly basis, then in five to 10 years there would be good capital.
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Pensioners, if they are advanced, they surf the Internet and I think they can easily figure out even air drops. Not all pensioners will be able, but those who can do it, will sometimes be able to receive even more per month than their pension
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I would like to answer you with a question to the question: What are you going to invest if the pension is not enough? There remains only the third option for additional earnings. However, earnings on cryptocurrency without investments are very small. Although if you have a lot of free time, then faucets for collecting cryptocurrency, forums where they pay with cryptocurrency to help you.