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Date Posted: 9:25:27 3/30/23 Thu
Author: Jasper
Subject: Martin Armstrong

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Cryptocurrency will fade with the collapse of governments. It will be too dependent on a unified power grid.

If history is any guide, we will return to a barter system combined with perhaps old identifiable coinage that the average person will recognize. That is one reason why I do not recommend bars of silver or gold, but the old coinage. Bags of pre-1965 silver coins in the US or similar in Europe and Canada where the average person can look at a date and accept it whereas they cannot tell the difference between a var of silver or nickel.

https://www.howestreet.com/2023/03/what-will-become-money-post-2032/

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