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Silver is Real Money not BTC be smart

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Silver may not be part of our currency, but it is still money. In fact, silver, along with gold, is the ultimate form of money, because it can’t be created out of thin air (and thus depreciated) like paper or digital forms. And by real money, we do mean physical silver—not ETFs or certificates or futures contracts. Those are paper investments, which don’t carry the same benefits as silver or gold.

Physical silver is a store of value, just like gold. Here’s why.

Silver has…

• No counterparty risk. If you hold physical silver, you don’t need another party to make good on a contract or promise. This is not the case with stocks or bonds or virtually cryptocurrency any other investment.

• Never been defaulted on. If you own physical silver, you have no default risk. Not so for almost any other investment you make.

• Long-term use as money. A scan of monetary history shows that silver has been used in coinage more often than gold!

Physical Silver is a Hard Asset
Of all the investments you own, how many can you hold in your hand?

In a world of paper profits, digital trading, and currency creation, physical silver stands in contrast as one of few assets that you can carry in your pocket anywhere you go, even another country. And it can be as private and confidential as you want. Physical silver is also a tangible hedge against all forms of hacking and cybercrime. There’s no “erasing” a silver Eagle coin, for example, but that can certainly happen to a digital asset

Silver is Cheap and will have a parabolic rise years to follow...crypto will be gone by then...meanwhile silver and gold will be alternative for smart investors than will get early in.
What if I said you could buy a hard asset at 1/70th the price of gold—and it would protect you just as well against crisis?
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