Famous YouTuber's investment advice for Generation Z: Focus on collectibles.

Famous YouTuber's investment advice for Generation Z: Focus on collectibles.

26.12.2025 01:05

Famous YouTuber and WWE star Logan Paul advised young investors to focus on alternative assets such as collectible cards, artworks, fossils, and sports memorabilia, rather than traditional investment vehicles. Paul pointed out that these items offer different opportunities compared to classic investments like the stock market, citing his rare Pokémon card worth approximately $5.3 million that he plans to auction at the beginning of 2026 as an example.

YouTuber and internet phenomenon Logan Paul advised young investors to consider investing in collectibles and rare items instead of traditional assets like stocks, gold, or dollars. Paul emphasized that assets such as collectible cards, artworks, and rare sports memorabilia could offer more meaningful and profitable investment opportunities for young people.

DIFFERENT FROM TRADITIONAL INVESTMENTS

Speaking on the "The Big Money Show" program aired on Fox Business, Paul stated that young people should not limit their investments to traditional assets like stocks, gold, or dollars.

“If you are young, there are ways to spend and invest your money that could be more meaningful than traditional and conservative choices like the stock market,” said Paul, encouraging young people not to shy away from taking risks.

USED HIS OWN INVESTMENT AS AN EXAMPLE

Paul also cited his own approach, revealing that he considers a rare Pokemon card worth approximately $5.3 million, which he plans to auction at the beginning of 2026, as an investment.

Paul highlighted that rare collectible cards have outperformed traditional markets over the past 20 years.

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