I don't disagree about fiat currency. I just think it's incredibly short-sighted to put so much faith in btc or any digital currency for long term use. We are already having troubles with power grids. The only thing that has guaranteed investment value are the metals. They come with disadvantages, as do all currencies. But in a modern day collapse fiat currency and digital ones will be null and void. Arguably your bullets and supplies will be valuable as well, but those will run out at some point. I'm guessing the rise in btc prices coinciding with the fall in metals is a manipulation by (((them))) to do a final cash in before the planned purge.
If it's a societal collapse similar to The Stand or Omega Man, then yes, BTC will be valueless. I don't think we'll get there - 1984 will be much more likely. China, arguably much closer than we are, is putting lots of faith in BTC because it's the only way out of their oppression. For us, it's an incredibly convenient hedge against inflation.
In order to avoid the jew you need to have physical assets under your control. I like real estate currently. Apartment is up 40% over two years. Get to switch to a house this summer
gold is not currency. its money. read the constitution or the history of money.
cur•ren•cy kûr′ən-sē, kŭr′-►
n.
Money in any form when in actual use as a medium of exchange, especially circulating paper money.
money is a store of value. currency is not. i bet you think inflation is rising prices too. absolute brainlet
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