So let's recap here. We should use cryptocurrencies - which have been rising ridiculously fast, and invest in a company that will use that money to change into dollars (who have inflation) and invest them in things that have a tendency to rise with roughly a little bit over the level of inflation. Some say with GDP growth.<p>So however fast/slow that value of that company rises, it's going to be offset against the rise of ETH which has to rise for these investments to succeed, and it has to rise by a lot for these investments to succeed.<p>So either this investment fails - and you lose money for obvious reasons. Or it succeeds and you lose money because the rise in ETH means you don't get your ETH back.<p>Also this is an REIT, and this is how they've been doing:<p><a href="http://tradingview.com/e/?symbol=VNQ" rel="nofollow">http://tradingview.com/e/?symbol=VNQ</a>
Painfully slow watch.
I made it ~5m into the 18m video.<p>My tl;dr (from what I could sit through):<p>33% of the video is spent explaining the existing process of bundling real estate investments. This offering wants to put that process on the blockchain.