What is your currency risk?

Everyone knows that if you want to play in the stock market, cryptocurrencies, and real estate, investors (true investors) put "skin in the game".

Told him not to move his CDs to the Italian bank since he would probably lose money on the foreign currency exchange as the economy gets worse.Got to love Italy.  

I also personally hold about 110 Solana and 150 Avalanche (these are two types of cryptocurrencies).

Consult your legal counsel.Another item to Google is "FinCEN"If you think privacy today is getting reduced, wait till the govt starts using their own digital currency and know every transaction you make. 

I meant to live in the US of A without utilizing what "fannie Mae" can do for you is like ....... dont know what to saybut seriously product like 30 Year fixed rate mortgage, fanny mae, FDIC/SIPC ; that's all possible because Dollar is major currency of the world.

I've been really focusing in on stocks, cryptocurrency (also started getting into crypto ASIC mining) ever since but been waiting for a big crash so I can possibly scoop up some properties a bit cheaper.   

I think for Americans it's a mistake to speculate based on currency exchange rates and how they may make properties overseas look cheap.

So now with your $70k (from HELOC and selling Crypto) you have enough for a $280k house (75% LTV). 

If you feel you are RE heavy, I agree that the property could be sold to pay off your primary, but you could also invest in property in another nation (If Yuen becomes the world reserve currency, a move could be in order), or in the market for strict diversification.Either way, I'd be cautious about buying too heavily into theories regarding debt ceilings, currency dominance and geopolitics in general.