(If crypto goes on another run, I will have a lot of $$$- but that's no guarantee)Thanks for any honesty or encouragement.

We've done solid job the last few years building a solid RE multifamily portfolio and we have been very interested in "trialing" one or more our properties into a tokenization through crypto (STO); Ideally looking to create REIT that is investable through this same pathway. 

haha).Anyway, I was just discussing with my daughter and a student (in different conversations) that:-Cash is terrible to sit in right now because of inflation-Real estate is very expensive and interest rates are on the way up (which, in theory, should lead to a price decline - if not a price increase slowdown at a minimum)-Collectibles are sky high-Automobiles are sky high-I'm not in love with the drastic swings in crypto (or the "bigger sucker" necessity of it to make money)It just doesn't seem like there's a great place to park money right now, but you've got to put it somewhere because of the aforementioned inflation...If that money finds it's way home to me, I'll look into real estate as it's always my first choice, but with my only being a teacher, I need my real estate to pay for itself and can't rely on expected future rent increases or appreciation in case it doesn't happen. 

I'm also an expert in trading Cryptocurrency, a black belt in Jiujitsu, can bake the best cookies this side of the equator, I'm the only one that knows what an NFT really is, and I am great at telling jokes.  

In gratitude I will be providing information of a crypto currency I believe will surpass Bitcoin based on thorough research.

Mar. 30, 2021)Agreement to pay purchase price for real estate in cryptocurrency is securities act violationMary Shea owned a house in Georgia and listed it for sale.

(global implications are a bonus).For background wife and I recently had our first child, so this has become very top of mind and in terms of assets we are in the Qualified Client+ territory, mostly in public investments (index funds, equities, public REITs, bonds, cash) with a little in private (real estate, crypto).Appreciate any good recommendations.

Don't be one of those guys who one month are into wholesaling, then the next month they are into crypto, then day trading, then NFTs, etc. 

I am not an expert on the Malaysian economy, currency, loan regulations, bond market, lending/ qualification requirements, and all the other factors that are relevant.

They are two different types of cash...almost like two different currencies on  FOREX.