"Crypto - could be devalued"

Not really. People have to vote on it and we'd see it a mile away if that happened. Learn more about open source software and how crypto works. Transaction validators have to use the latest version of the open source software for that specific blockchain in order to validate payments on it. Any changes would be seen immediately once changed and anyone can go and read exactly what was changed in the code through its version control.

Validators would have to adopt the new code in order for it to take effect. If one of the devs went rogue, the validators could just choose not to adopt that version of the code. You can't just devalue crypto that easily. A decentralized and high number independent validators is essential for this as well.

Gold and silver also have the problem of transportation and security costs to complete transactions over long distances.

Farms are great and I agree with you especially during hard times. In prosperous times farms aren't as wealthy but they are a pretty stable source of food and income.

"Crypto - could be devalued"

Not really. People have to vote on it and we'd see it a mile away if that happened. Learn more about open source software and how crypto works. Transaction validators have to use the latest version of the open source software for that specific blockchain in order to validate payments on it. Any changes would be seen immediately once changed and anyone can go and read exactly what was changed in the code. Validators would have to adopt the new code in order for it to take effect. If one of the devs went rogue, the validators could just choose not to adopt that version of the code. You can't just devalue crypto that easily. A decentralized and high number independent validators is essential for this as well.

Gold and silver also have the problem of transportation and security costs to complete transactions over long distances.

Farms are great and I agree with you especially during hard times. In prosperous times farms aren't as wealthy but they are a pretty stable source of food and income.

"Crypto - could be devalued"

Not really. People have to vote on it and we'd see it a mile away if that happened. Learn more about open source software and how crypto works. Transaction validators have to use the latest version of the open source software for that specific blockchain in order to validate payments on it. Any changes would be seen immediately once changed and anyone can go and read exactly what was changed in the code. Validators would have to adopt the new code in order for it to take effect. If one of the devs went rogue, the validators could just choose not to adopt that version of the code. You can't just devalue crypto that easily.

Gold and silver also have the problem of transportation and security costs to complete transactions over long distances.

Farms are great and I agree with you especially during hard times. In prosperous times farms aren't as wealthy but they are a pretty stable source of food and income.

"Crypto - could be devalued"

Not really. People have to vote on it and we'd see it a mile away if that happened. Learn more about open source software and how crypto works. Transaction validators have to use the latest version of the open source software for that specific blockchain in order to validate payments on it. Any changes would be seen immediately once changed and anyone can go and read exactly what was changed in the code. Validators would have to adopt the new code in order for it to take effect. If one of the devs went rogue, the validators could just choose not to adopt that version of the code. You can't just devalue crypto that easily.

Gold and silver also have the problem of transportation and security costs to complete transactions over long distances.

"Crypto - could be devalued"

Not really. People have to vote on it and we'd see it a mile away if that happened. Learn more about open source software and how crypto works. Transaction validators have to use the open source software for that specific blockchain in order to validate payments on it. Any changes would be seen immediately once changed and anyone can go and read exactly what was changed in the code. Validators would have to adopt the new code in order for it to take effect. You can't just devalue crypto that easily.

Gold and silver also have the problem of transportation and security costs to complete transactions over long distances.

"Crypto - could be devalued"

Not really. People have to vote on it and we'd see it a mile away if that happened. Learn more about open source software and how crypto works.

Gold and silver also have the problem of transportation and security costs to complete transactions over long distances.