Under inflationary pressure, consumer purchasing power is rapidly eroding. Liver, which was sold at 240 lira last year, has now exceeded 400 lira. The reflection of this situation on purchasing power is evident through a simple calculation: last year, with the minimum wage, you could buy 92 portions, but this year, only 55 portions can be purchased. Losing 37 portions in a year indicates a significant contraction in a typical family's food expenses. Similar price increases are also occurring in the energy, transportation, and housing sectors. These types of economic pressures can push individuals to invest in alternative assets and diversify their portfolios.