... precious metals depends on the investor's risk appetite. A moderately risky portfolio may include 5–15% gold and 10–20% currency assets (USD/EUR bonds or deposits) for hedging against ruble risks. This reduces overall portfolio volatility through "safe" imported assets. Diversification and Currency Risk Diversification is a key principle: it is unwise to hold a million in a single asset. It is sensible to allocate the total amount across different classes (deposits, bonds, stocks, gold/currency). This reduces ...

... housing shortages. Real assets in infrastructure. Assets such as logistics centers or warehouses are in demand as e-commerce continues to grow. Precious Metals and Commodities Precious metals, such as gold and silver, are traditionally regarded as "safe havens" for capital during periods of instability. Their prices usually rise amid economic uncertainty or high inflation. Gold. The most popular protective asset, frequently used to preserve capital. Investment in gold can be executed through purchasing physical metal, shares in gold mining companies, or exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Commodities. Oil, gas, copper, and other commodities can have significant ...

... exports to the U.S. Strengthening of assets viewed as safe havens by investors (gold, bonds, safe-haven currencies). Increased volatility in stock markets and currency trading. How will Investment Strategies Change? Investors should pay attention to: Safe assets: Gold and bonds from leading economies. Companies with minimal dependence on U.S. exports. Countries and sectors that could benefit from the redistribution of trade flows. Potential Retaliatory Measures In response to the new tariffs, several countries ...

... coins from scratch. Moreover, some popular cryptocurrencies (for example, the updated Ethereum) no longer support mining and have transitioned to other consensus mechanisms. Where to Store Cryptocurrency? After purchasing cryptocurrency, the question of safe storage arises. Unlike money in a bank account, the responsibility for securely holding digital assets largely lies with the owner. Cryptocurrency is stored in special wallets, which come in several types: Hot wallets (online/"soft" wallets). These are programs or services that are always connected to the internet. They include mobile ...

... home; in a bank; in a microfinance organization (commonly referred to as an MFO). These are the most common methods of storing assets. Some of them can also increase capital. Keeping money at home helps avoid losing it, but simply placing it "under ... ... apartments. Homeowners can bury their savings on their property, but there is still a risk of discovery. An optimal solution is a safe with multiple levels of protection. Burglars would require time to break in, which is generally enough for police or security ...