It's actually happening (repost from 4chan)
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Crypto is a limited hangout because they’re right about currency collapse and the problems with existing money, but instead of leading you to the right solution (metals), they lead you to a hole the cabal opened up, into which you can throw your money. After all, if people fled the dying petrodollar to metals, it would drive up the price of metals which would, in turn, serve as evidence of the death of the petrodollar and accelerate its abandonment.
The fact that crypto is making gains now means nothing. You see similar gains in meme stocks, tech stocks, real estate, and now commodities. No signals you are receiving from inside the bubble are accurate.
Its current success actually means everything. Despite the incessant media/expert mocking and dooming, and attempts by governments to destroy it, alas it remains and only continues to grow. It cannot be stopped, just like the "meme" stock movement to expose the extent of corruption in the markets and the aiding and abetting by governments deep in the racket. We get it fren. You bought into the "Cross of Gold" delusion that's been pushed for well over a century. You invested in metals. Whoopie. Cool for you. Hopefully that works out for you. But your mindset is stuck in the bronze age. Keep peddling this MeTaLs iS ThE OnLy WaY sales pitch all you want. You're standing on the tracks and the train is coming through... toot, toot.
Lol, you think governments are trying to destroy crypto. Let's see: first, they invented the shit. Then, they released it to us right when the current iteration of fiat tickets (in use since 1971) is dying. Then, they allowed its price to rise as bitcoin proponents talk truth about the death of the current iteration of fiat tickets. This makes it seem like crypto is doing what gold and silver should be doing, but aren't, leading people to conclude "it's the new gold." Of course, if they wanted to discourage people from fleeing the current iteration of fiat for crypto, they'd do to crypto as they're doing to metal: sell 300-500 futures contracts for every unit of crypto in existence, with a right of delivery that few people use but that seems to make the futures contracts interchangeable with the real thing. This would suppress the price, making everyone say to crypto enthusiasts as crypto enthusiasts like you are saying to metals enthusiasts at this very moment: "It's not going anywhere, because it's not an escape hatch for our crashing and burning iteration of fiat tickets."
Of course, the answer to that would be the same as the answer to your criticism, namely, we have completely lost price discovery and so you learn nothing from the price of everything right now. It is only when price discovery is restored that we will know what's what.
Make sure you cash out of crypto and into metal before that day! Good luck and remember: in GOD we Trust (not "in computer we trust").
Says the guy telling everyone to "trust in metals", the supply of which is controlled by utterly corrupt governments...
But I'll bite. Your premise rests on your claim that crypto is a trick created by "the" government to sucker people out of their money. Present your evidence.
You know, it was governments that decided to make certain metals "worth" more than others... why metals tho? Why not shells, beads, counting sticks? The question is not a matter of "what" but rather "by whom" as in, WHO determines what represents worth? Your love for metals, the values of which are controlled by government, exposes your failure to grasp the entire aim of crypto for decentralization and returning the power to determine "value" back to the markets, to the people. Just be sure to avoid any unfortunate smelting accidents 😜
Wot? Governments control the supply of silver? Are you sure?
Here's my evidence the government made crypto: who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Don't know? He's a spook. It's easy!
Metals have the exact mix of perfect qualities. Shells aren't rare enough, and can be destroyed, and can't be divided easily. Beads aren't rare enough either and are easily "printed". Same with counting sticks.
I laughed when you went on to try and tell me that bitcoin isn't controlled by the government, even though they made it and they make the computers, OSes, and internet needed to run it.