Lots of discussion on crypto coins/currency. All currency is simply a common medium of exchange. It helps with standardizing a method of value assessment. Whatever you choose to use for exchange has to have some way of assigning value to your commodity or service. Crypto is simply another form of standard exchange medium. It can be secure or insecure depending on the method of exchange. The point where they are vulnerable is at the exchanges that allow conversion to fiat currency, this is where you are personally exposed. This is the reason they want verified identity attached to your account. The important attribute that must be included is the encryption of the sender and receiver. This is a threat to government and globalist controls over the mediums of exchange. They desperately need to control this. They spent centuries gaining control over all the worlds fiat currencies. All this being said, crypto relies on the internet. This is the fatal flaw. No internet, no means of exchange, except direct exchange, but then there is no verification of authenticity of the coins or if the coins have already been traded to someone else. If the world is in disarray, crypto is useless. Tangible assets are the only real value that you can truly own and use. Bartering is pretty much the only secure means of exchange with minimal risk of detection. It carries its own inherent drawbacks, but it is the only one where we have the most direct control. Invest in crypto or don't, it is up to you. Decide how much risk you want. Diversify between hard tangible assets, crypto and fiat for the level of comfort you want. All we can do is prepare as best we can for the most wide array of possible outcomes and hope for the best.