[C210N]

all the current amateur crypto coins will be worth zero...

Agreed on coins... but: crypto tokens will retain value, *IF* backed by precious metals. BTC and dogecoin going to zero fer sure.

I don't own any, and wouldn't buy any - for the simple reason that the perfect wealth-retaining "money" is available for purchase right now: Physical Silver (not paper, silver in physical possession ONLY). However, seeing lots of discussion of the various cryptos. I also understand that purchasing crypto's like dogecoin, token too, looks very complicated, dealing with various "wallets" and needing to perform various conversions, depending on rules and compatibility.

With the transition to QFS/NESARA/GESARA, fiat disappears, and metal-backed new currency takes over. This kills the FED and fractional-reserve central bankstering.

Crypto post-transiton will be a thing, for sure, but must be as compliant with regulation (ie, metal-backed) as the currency.

Buy Silver! Go look at usdebtclock.com, and the dollar to silver ratio - it is now around $4800/oz. Then, go to a silver dealer - it is now around $28/oz.

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Add “In God We Trust”, $2, $200, $500, and $1000 notes, and now you’re talking!

While we’re at it, make the coinage 1¢, 2¢, 5¢, 10¢ 20¢, 50¢, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 and $50.

Replace images of actual people with allegorical figures, Lady Liberty, Lady Justice, and Everyman figures of producers; construction workers, farmers, miners, police, fire, military, etc...

A feller can dream....

[Mr. Jeeves]

Ronald Reagan belongs on the $20.

[CryptoBull]

If you invested $1000 in silver back in 2006, 15 years later you would have doubled your money. Silver, quite possibly one of the worst performing assets in the last decade, and you’re here shilling your bag of a worthless metal. If you would have saved your money instead, and invested in Bitcoin in 2016 ( 10 years later ) you would have $124,000.