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Bitcoin is NOT a security - this has been confirmed by the highest financial authority in the USA. This means that Bitcoin is not protected by the relevant laws, so the owner cannot rely on these laws in the event of any loss or fraud. So you should act NOW before it's too late. The total loss of Bitcoin is not a question of “if”, but rather of a “when”.
Truely looking at it, the following can be stated:
Every deposit in Bitcoin (I deliberately avoid using the term “investment” here, that is something different)
leads to:
Some people want Bitcoin because they believe it is valuable. This is comparable to believing in a religion. There is an important feedback loop here too. As long as there is a fixed offering (the "law of crowds", because "the many others can't be wrong"), the idea makes it valuable to believe in it, which in turn drives up its price, which then attracts new buyers/believers, which in turn increases demand (or donations to religion), which then leads to an increase in price (an affirmation of faith), and so on. The fixed supply is essential for this feedback loop to occur. And this fixed offer is (fortunately) missing when investing in real assets, which is what we recommend, and makes them a real safe harbour of value. States that are interested in the functioning use of funds (state budgets) will, in the medium term, prevent the fixed supply of digital currencies using all conceivable technical means (or introduce their own crypto currency in order to control their people). One cannot insure ownership of Bitcoin and other digital currencies; Sooner or later, access to your electronic credit will be physically destroyed, either by criminal or state violence from outside or by yourself (data loss, damage). Nobody will compensate former crypto owners for the damage.
Tracking down, confiscating and imprisoning the owners
Bitcoin and other digital coins can be confiscated for compensation, restitution and cost recovery purposes, although they can only be secured by transferring the value of the cryptocurrencies to a government wallet. Due to the volatility of cryptocurrencies, early realizations are necessary. It has been confirmed by the higher courts of continental European cuntries that crypto assets such as “other property rights” can be seized according to civil procedure rules (e.g. Germany Section 857 ZPO, equivalently also Switzerland, etc.).
Following legal clarifications, law enforcement authorities can now seize crypto assets and crypto-related objects (e.g. seed phrases and wallets, etc.) as part of investigations without a warrant and issue new crypto asset freezing orders against crypto asset services, whereby they expand their ability to act quickly and decisively. Finding wallets ("wallet scan") is a science that is constantly being improved. You can read more about it following the Wallet Scan Archives – “Chainalysis”.
There will always be rumors to support the price of cryptocurrencies; These are of course circulated by the crypto platform owners themselves on (anti)social media, among other things, with a result the reset of the financial systems getting closer and closer. Mercy to those who have not yet acquired sufficient mobile (!) real assets to secure their assets in order to avoid these obstacles.
Rumors that those with power would even sell gold to buy Bitcoin (e.g. to chase the short-term effect of the Trump election) are also driving inexperienced investors into the abyss. So would you be trading a 5,000 year old trusted gold for a funny virtual promise of getting more in a greedy pyramid scheme, an exchange for something that has absolutely NO intrinsic value? Sure this may appealed to the anonymous gambler, and furthermore unfortunately all too often crypto owners obtained their holdings by criminal means. We have enough crooks worldwide. It remains to be seen whether, in addition to China, other large countries will prohibit the trading and possession of Bitcoin and Old Coin as a criminal offense and whether the nail in the coffin will finally be hammered in with a violent crash in Bitcoin like we faced just two years ago. Our recommendation: Sell your Bitcoin NOW and gradually get into our offer of real values. Mobile real assets actually exist physically and are, among other things, sought-after investments worldwide due to their scarcity and tradability.
NO, we do not accept Bitcoin as payment for our customers' real assets ;-) but we still accept paper money for the time being. We will certainly accept your valuable collection as a payment. Just talk to us.
9 out of 10 jewelry owners don't know whether and how much return they are making on their gemstones and precious metals. On the contrary, half of all jewelry buyers even assume that they will make a loss with their purchases.
Private individuals later have no idea what they received for the equity they invested.
Admittedly, the jewelry market is not a rational market, it is strongly influenced by emotions. Nevertheless: Wouldn't it be nice to be able to access emergency reserves in difficult times and even realize profits? Pleasant feelings about purchases and gifts don't have to be in opposition to a decent return in the future!
Commercial investors in gemstones and precious metals usually receive adequate returns on their investments. Why not you too?
When it comes to real estate – as an IMF study of small private landlords clearly shows – the returns on private and owner-occupied real estate investments are devastatingly low. This is usually due to a very unfavorable cost structure - private individuals always buy 30-50% more expensive than professionals!! The same applies to precious metals and stones - but it doesn't have to be that way!
Quite simply: The wisdom applies: “The profit lies in purchasing!” Get wholesale conditions from us. We will be happy to explain how this works in person or upon your written request.
A savings account is not worth it! Even if a bank still exists in our real case after 51 years (1969) - a funny case of a 70-year-old pensioner in Germany confirmed what you may already knew: According to news, a pensioner found an old savings book in his attic which was more than 51 years old and with no interest credited for it. The pensioner was very excited because he knew about the effect of compound interest and remembered how high interest rates used to be in the past.
The last entry from Bornheimer Volksbank came from 1969. The stock quoted at that time was 13 D-Marks (i.e. 7 euros today). Income was then subsequently credited to the bank year after year (4.30 euros). Today the pensioner is a proud owner 0f 11,- euros - because the bank deducted 1.54 euros for capital gains tax and solidarity surcharge. Unimaginable, the gentleman had bought a 1969 Bordeaux wine instead, or a fine Bordeaux wine, or a Lego set...
Source:: Bild Zeitung
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A Fölster
Owner Reale Werte
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