People say in the event of hyperinflation that currency becomes worthless, and that is true. But as physical cash was taken out of circulation at the start of the plandemic, it seems to me that people could continue to use physical cash as part of the parallel barter economy as a temporary placeholder until we move over to gold and metal coins. Even right now, how much physical cash does the average person have immediate access to if the banks were to refuse to release any more? $150? We aren’t in the kind of situation anymore where there would be wheelbarrows full of worthless cash, which in a weird way makes cash valuable again.
People say in the event of hyperinflation that currency becomes worthless, and that is true. But as physical cash was taken out of circulation at the start of the plandemic, it seems to me that people could continue to use physical cash as part of the parallel barter economy as a temporary placeholder until we move over to gold and metal coins. Even right now, how much physical cash does the average person have immediate access to if the banks were to refuse to release any more? $150? We aren’t in the kind of situation anymore where there would be wheelbarrows full of worthless cash, which in a weird way makes cash valuable again.