At least 1.7 Billion people around the world now live in countries where inflation is outpacing wages most especially in Africa, and over 820 million people —roughly one in ten people on Earth— are going hungry. Women and girls often eat least and last, and make up nearly 60 percent of the world’s hungry population. The World Bank says we are likely seeing the biggest increase in global inequality and poverty since WW2. Extreme wealth and extreme poverty have increased simultaneously for the first time in 25 years. If current trends continue, poverty won’t be eradicated for another 229 years, reveals a new Oxfam report. And for generations, people have toiled diligently and invested patiently, only to witness their efforts towards wealth creation impeded by high inflation, stagnant growth, and currency devaluation. The wealthiest among us evade these challenges by growing their wealth through global investments opportunities denominated in dollars, spread across various parts of the world, or by engaging in sophisticated asset investments domestically. However, everyday individuals have historically lacked access to such investment opportunities—until now.