Do you like saving in another currency?

[Ja sa bong]

Every country have its own legal tender. It's the money which is acceptable for payment of any kind of transaction in a country. By right, it's the money one is suppose to save if one wants to save. But there are other valuable currencies out there one can capitalize on and save too. 

Have you considered saving another country's currency?

[Ravenfreak]

I never actually thought about saving currency from another country. I think it could be a good idea to do so however, especially if you plan on visiting the country at some point. My Uncle has a few pieces of foreign money, but he doesn't have a big collection.

[Shortie]

I have not thought about saving in another currency and to be honest, I was not aware this was possible until just recently.

It is something that is very new to me so would not be something that I would jump right into straight away before I understood it and if there was anything I needed to know that could affect me if anything happened.

[gwolf666]

Yes, in fact I save mostly in euros or in cryptocurrencies, I don't usually save in dollars, although it all depends on whether the price of the currency is bearish or bullish and in crypto I always save in stablecoin

[Ja sa bong]

Yes, in fact I save mostly in euros or in cryptocurrencies, I don't usually save in dollars, although it all depends on whether the price of the currency is bearish or bullish and in crypto I always save in stablecoin

Which cryptocurrencies do you save in? How do you deal with the fluctuations in the prices of cryptocurrency so that you don't lose your savings? Unless it's in USDT that you're saving right?