Criptomonedas como resguardo de la inflación

Muchas inversiones que habían tenido un buen rendimiento en los últimos años no están prosperando este año. Estamos experimentando unos niveles de inflación elevados que no se daban en años. Puede que hayas invertido o no en cripto, que se ha hundido un 70% desde finales del año pasado. ¿Son las criptomonedas una cobertura eficaz contra la inflación? ¿Debería comprarlo a un precio bajo? Como inversor, buscas lugares donde poner su dinero que te generen rentabilidad. El rendimiento de la inversión que puedes obtener depende de tu tolerancia al riesgo.

Si has invertido en el mercado de valores, has visto caer su saldo recientemente. Y puede que te pregunte si es el momento de probar las criptomonedas. En el entorno inflacionista actual, está buscando formas inteligentes de mitigar los efectos de esta recesión económica.

Siga leyendo para saber más sobre el Bitcoin, el Ethereum, las stablecoins y los fondos cotizados en bolsa (ETF) relacionados con las criptomonedas; su valor como cobertura contra la inflación; y si son apropiados para su cartera. Puede que sea el momento de buscar un asesor financiero fiduciario con experiencia en criptografía para que le asesore.

¿Cómo se relacionan?

La criptomoneda está creciendo rápidamente como método de pago, con varios grandes minoristas que empiezan a aceptar el bitcoin y otras monedas de este tipo.

Los rendimientos estelares que ofrecen estas monedas digitales han hecho que los inversores se decanten por las criptodivisas en lugar de invertir su dinero en las inversiones tradicionales y alternativas, como el oro.

Pero las grandes oscilaciones del mercado de las criptomonedas en los últimos meses han puesto nerviosos a estos inversores. El rendimiento de un activo debe ser consistente si tiene que superar la inflación.

Sin embargo, las criptomonedas están cada vez más relacionadas con los movimientos de las acciones. Por lo que están cada vez más asociadas a la estabilidad.

¿Son las criptomonedas inmunes a la inflación?

Bitcoin y Ethereum son las primeras criptomonedas, a las que se han sumado 19.000. Bitcoin, la criptomoneda original y la mayor por capitalización de mercado, se creó con la inflación en la mente de su creador. La oferta total de Bitcoin tiene un tope de 21 millones de monedas, que probablemente se alcanzará en 2140. Cuando se alcance el número final de monedas, no se acuñarán más. En teoría, la tasa de inflación constantemente baja y la gran capacidad de mercado inherente a su diseño hacen de Bitcoin una moneda favorable para protegerse de la inflación.

Ethereum también está diseñado para ser deflacionario. Aunque su red sigue creando tokens de Ether, los quema o destruye regularmente para reducir la oferta. Se espera un descenso anual del 2%, lo que significa que la moneda debería escasear con el tiempo.

Hasta el momento, las criptomonedas no han demostrado ser una cobertura contra la inflación más eficaz que las acciones. “Tradicionalmente, las inversiones que tienen la capacidad de trasladar el aumento de los costes a los consumidores han demostrado ser buenas coberturas contra la inflación”, dice Jeffrey George, CFA, CEPA, un asesor financiero con profunda experiencia en la inversión en criptografía en Wealthramp.

“Como las criptomonedas no producen intrínsecamente un flujo de efectivo, su capacidad para actuar como cobertura de la inflación se basa en la demanda de los inversores. En ese sentido, probablemente se caracterizan mejor como una cobertura contra los temores de una rápida caída del valor del dólar que contra las tasas de inflación superiores a la media. Es una línea muy fina, pero hay una diferencia: se puede tener una cosa sin la otra”.

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