[RegulatorCountry]

ou exchange your hard currency for electronic-only bitcoin, then. My money is not in BOA. It’s in a credit union with a high NCUA score as far as assets, liabilities and financial strength, and it’s in foreign currency-denominated CD’s to diversify dollar risk.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

A credit union is a bank for all practical purposes. The only thing you own are zeros and ones on a server hard drive. NCUA is FDIC with a different name, and they have assets to cover about 0.00001% of total deposits.

Like Ann Barnhardt said, if it's not something you can stand in front of with an assault rifle and defend, you don't really own it.