AI Isn’t Just a Tool — It’s an Asset in My Sovereignty Portfolio
When most people hear the word “asset,” they think of stocks, real estate, gold, or crypto. I do too — I’ve built parts of my life around holding those things because they preserve value and work for me over time. But lately, I’ve started thinking differently about what belongs in that category. And here’s the truth: I believe AI is an asset. AI is now part of my asset portfolio.
This isn’t about buying shares in an AI company or trading tech stocks. I’m talking about the real-world utility of AI in my daily life and business — and how it’s starting to behave like any other asset that compounds in value over time.
How I Think About Assets
An asset is something that works for you even when you’re not working. It builds, multiplies, or protects value. My metals and crypto do that in one way — they hold purchasing power outside the traditional system. But AI does something different: it gives me leverage.
- It saves me time, which is the most valuable resource I own.
- It creates new income streams by automating things that once required my hands or attention.
- It gets smarter with use, compounding its utility just like reinvesting dividends or staking tokens.
AI as a Sovereignty Tool
In a world where inflation quietly erodes cash and systems feel increasingly fragile, sovereignty is about more than money — it’s about capability. And AI is capability on demand. It can write, plan, analyze, respond, and even run parts of my business while I sleep. That’s not a tool. That’s infrastructure. That’s an asset.
So when I think about my portfolio now, it’s not just metals in a safe or crypto on a hardware wallet. It’s also the AI systems I’ve trained, the automations I’ve built, and the intelligence I’ve put to work on my behalf. And just like my other assets, their value compounds the longer I hold them.