The euro is considered one of the most stable currencies in the world, consistently demonstrating resilience to foreign exchange market fluctuations. It is the official currency in twenty European countries and is historically less exposed to inflation than the Polish złoty.

In 2025, inflation in the eurozone stands at 2%, whereas in Poland it exceeded 4%. Even at the inflation peak in February 2023 — when inflation in Poland reached 18% — euro inflation did not exceed 8.5%. As a result, long-term saving in euro can prove more profitable and more predictable. Although no investment is completely free from risk, allocating capital both in PLN and EUR provides diversification of savings — which significantly increases capital security.

Hundreds of people have already chosen Yanok investments, and over the last ten years we have never been late with an interest payment or with returning the originally invested amount.