My husband buys gold chains. I buy tokenized bonds. Somehow, we make it work.

So here’s the situation:

My husband’s idea of “investing” is loading up on gold jewelry. Not ETFs, not coins chains. Every time gold goes up, he flexes like he’s Warren Buffett. His logic? “It’s tangible, it holds value, and worst case, you can wear it.”

Can’t lie he’s not wrong. Gold’s proven. It’s been money for 5,000 years. But to me, it’s just… heavy.

Meanwhile, I’m deep in RWAs (Real World Assets). I’ve been putting my money into crypto projects that tokenize real estate, treasuries, even stocks. It’s still early, but the tech is insane. 24/7 markets, transparent ownership, actual yield. One of the platforms I’m in—fully licensed, brokerage status, real assets on-chain? That’s WhiteRock. TradFi vibes, but fully on-chain.

He thinks I’m crazy for trusting something I can’t touch. I think he’s crazy for dropping 5K on a necklace that sits in a drawer.

We argued. We laughed. We agreed to disagree. Then one day, he said something that stuck with me: “You’re betting on the future. I’m protecting the past.”

That hit. So now, we do both. He still buys his shiny stuff. I keep stacking assets backed by real world value. And honestly? It’s working. We’re diversified in the weirdest way, but heyso far, so good.

Funny thing is… one of my RWA plays just hit top gainer this week. It’s up 3500% since launch and still has a fraction of the market cap compared to others in the space. And it’s not just smoke there’s a licensed brokerage, tokenized Wall Street assets, even its own network launching soon.

He saw the numbers and said, “Okay, maybe that invisible money isn’t so crazy after all.”