He acted against it, so they would approve it. Now the truth is revealed. The art of the deal.
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And when the power dies?
Then I guess all the “money” in banks, which isn’t backed by anything, and is merely a log entry on their servers, might be lost.
That's why money needs to be tangible. Physical gold and silver is going to be there whether there's power or not. They were money long before there was such a thing as electricity. In my opinion bitcoin and fiat currency both have the same problem, there is no true worth in them, they only seem to be worth something because of the public's belief and trust. As soon as something happens and the public loses confidence in either one they become worthless.
Who said anything about money? Crypto is a (digital) asset, it isn’t money.
I own real money (gold and silver) and currency (fake money Fed Reserve dollars) along with various assets (house, car, crypto, shares of publicly traded companies, etc). I understand the difference between money and assets, and I’m certain that Trump does as well.
Interesting point. In fact, your bitcoin has a better chance of being resurrected if at least a few of the millions of copies of the blockchain survive. How many copies does the bank keep of its ledger?