I've always gone by the "if you don't hold it, you don't own it". I consider crypto a fiat whose value is compared to... fiat. Doesn't add up until we all start bartering in crypto directly for goods and services. I simply don't think such infrastructure will survive a collapse. Physical metals.
Someone said Bitcoin might reach a million dollars. Yeah, but at the time a million dollars might by you a hamburger or two at McDonalds.
I remember somebody comparing silver to the price of a horse. I think I also heard a quantity of food like rice. Whatever it is is probably better than the US dollar, but even goods might go up or down in value especially after a century. The supply or demand situation might change.
I agree with this, I just want to be able to transmogrify the one fiat paper into the other fiat paper (since we won't likely be off the kikes magic money system anytime soon).
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