I'm gonna try to make this short and sweet, because I'm willing to admit I haven't thought enough about it yet.
Confession: I haven't invested in Crypto or Gold/Silver.
A part of me thinks that crypto (Bitcoin and Doge, at least) is a last-ditch money laundering facet to get around the QFS. The Cabal very well may have set it up as a get-out-of-jail (financial jail, not physical) free card.
They can manipulate the prices, drain it low, and then jack it up again with public figures like Elon Musk (still not sure if he is a good guy, I heard he let an AI take his body over, but that sounds stupid). The market is too volatile while simultaneously manipulatable towards the statements of a savvy few.
Gold is safer, but one of the longest held fears people have had about it is that if it is made the standard on which the US dollar is based, would that mean gold can continue to be traded as loosely as it has been? Will there be regulations on sale put in place to avoid outside entities tinkering with the value of the US dollar or by doing something out of Goldfinger, like trying to irradiate Fort Knox and create a time-sensitive gold shortage?
Finally, Trump has to know that he can't allow the average American, who has no gold or crypto, to be victim to the US dollar losing all value -- which would trash savings accounts, and leave all the true wealth in the hands of those with crypto and gold (most of which are probably the Cabal).
No, I'm thinking there has to be a contingency plan for the average guy who knows nothing of this. That's why I'm just saving up for right now. I'm not in debt as I can easily pay off my school loans while retaining 80% of the money in my current bank account.
Is the US dollar safe? Are people with crypto and gold the only ones who are gonna be able to make a living? Are Bitcoin and Doge poisoned wells in an otherwise sound premise for a modern form of legal tender? Are bank accounts safe from Chinese hacks draining entire accounts?
What do you guys think?
Also some silver. Silver for every day purchases. Gold for large purchase like buying a car or house or a boat.
“Gold is the money of kings, silver is the money of gentlemen, barter is the money of peasants – but debt is the money of slaves.” Norm Franz
Only thing I'd add to that is gram/fractional ounce gold bars and coins like the 1920s 20-Franc.
Those small gold coins carry as much value as a 10oz silver bar, and the Valcambi bars can be "snapped off" in 1/10th ounce bits. Lately, they've come with higher availability and marginally lower premiums than their equivalent in silver.