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If you must hold fiat, then AED (the United Arab Emirates dirham) and SGD (the Singapore dollar) are probably your best options. Both run on their own sovereign rails, can handle large capital flows, and are built for a global audience. (Not investment advice, just my personal opinion.) Yes, watch the video. I mention that AED is currently pegged to the dollar and the SGD is soft pegged. But because they run on their own rails, both the United Arab Emirates and Singapore can change that peg if they see fit. https://t.co/MaJX7Q7rSQ The Swiss franc (CHF) is out. After Obama went after Swiss bank accounts, the Swiss froze Russian assets, and Credit Suisse melted down and took its bondholders with it, Switzerland isn't what it used to be. No longer a financial safe haven. https://t.co/lf9QnX5ayd Because AED and SGD are less likely to be seized, frozen, or interfered with relative to the USD and allied Fed-controlled currencies like CAD, GBP, EUR, JPY. Basically, the empire is bust and things like the remittance tax on USD are just the beginning. https://t.co/3B9EeaUbM0 https://t.co/6XmAya1xwg But unless you're a forex trader, with fiat you're not optimizing for upside. You're optimizing for lack of downside. With a barbell strategy, you make money from crypto and tech investments, keep hard assets in Bitcoin, and have working assets in fiat. https://t.co/MzCTIZag7I