[motohagiography]

It's a question of what you think is going to happen. Personally, I think there are a lot of other people who are looking for ways to get out of cash and into something that is portable and loses value at a slower rate than inflation as well.

It implies increasing demand for alternative assets like art and collectables, and maybe small land purchases. If there's something you know about or enjoy, it may be worth just getting into buying something, like antique motorcycles, painting and sculpture, photography, classical instruments of the non-piano variety, fancy watches, wine auctions, and other niche high end collectables. Even the top level hi-fi systems from niche makers (McIntosh, Luxman, Audio Research) with limited supply look like they could still be in demand in a decade, just like a good 1970s amp or speakers still costs more than an iPod.

If these sound extravagent, the alternative at that level of investment is to buy a small crypto mining rig. Personally I would rather just take the hi-fi system or the instruments. :)