Quantum Computing to end Crypto sooner than you think
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Totally agree about Fed notes; they've already gone from $20 for [almost] an ounce of gold to [Checks today's fix] $1751.10 for an ounce of gold -- since 1933. I remember 5 cent Cokes from the soda machines, and my first new car cost $4,000. I'm pretty sure Trump will do something to change the trajectory of this (or something even more drastic) but left as-is, FedFiat notes are on target to be worth roughly zero in most of our lifetimes.
Also agree about diversifying. Posted what I did because I see many people completely entranced by the magic of Bitcoin; there's certainly a lot being published that makes Bitcoin sound like an unstoppable winner. Maybe it is, but . . . it can't hurt to diversify one's thinking on the topic.