Bit coins are  always a mess to normal people. last day in the cafe somebody told me that Bitcoins are safer than conventional currency notes and soon or later they will replace other currency standards.

Bitcoin fits the bill far better than the current REI market.Cryptocurrencies are not tangible, it has no alternative use, it costs virtually nothing to produce as evidenced by there being over 1300 of them, not counting gaming economies like Eve ISK, airline miles and reward points that are also “crypto-currency”.

Repayment, as of right now is $300/month for 10 years but I will most likely pay it off quicker.My rent is roughly $700/month including utilities, wifi, etc.I currently have about 15k in liquid assets/cash equivalents and then about 8k in less liquid assets (Mutual funds/Crypto). 

Accept crypto!

Now, the USA, Japan, and probably Europe are running a race to the bottom to devalue their currencies.

Seems like a stable investment and a nice way to diversify geography and currency risk.Bumping this thread for further discussion.

Heck, Obama could have an epiphany and become a supply-sider (which I doubt).Also, there is that 900 pound gorilla sitting in the room, our fiat currency.

Another big reason is that a lot of Asian markets are not as open as the US and still have currency control and ownership issues. 

Hi Shital, My resolution for this year is to buy atleast 1 Single Family/ Townhouse and continue to invest in stock/ commodities and crypto assets

This does not imply that the sweat equity is not present, it just implies it is not converted to currency at this time.Now for the OP's question...