Even with all the risks it's probably worth taking a modest position in Bitcoin and Ethereum. As a roll of the dice/lotto ticket you might get a giant payout from a small investment.
I wonder though, what is to stop them from just creating more Bitcoins and expanding the 'money supply' just like any other fiat currency? Supposedly there is only a finite number of Bitcoins in existence, but dilution would seem inevitable despite promises to the contrary. They could do 'splits' as is done with stocks, or just digitally create more as is done to the dollar by the Federal Reserve.
Bottom line, I would never put too much into these cryptos, but it's probably foolish not to have a little.
I always thought the Fed/central bankers would stonewall/deep six the Bitcoin phenomenon since it could become such a big threat to the dollar system. But we know the banksters want to 1) eventually eliminate cash in favor of all digital money, and 2) eventually transition from the dollar reserve system to a global currency like the SDRs.
By allowing the Bitcoin phenomenon to proceed, the public is further acclimated to the idea of a 100% digital currency, and who knows, maybe Bitcoin or Ethereum will transition into being the NWO's new digital currency form for the SDR. The powers that be haven't moved to crush Bitcoin, so maybe they have plans for it down the road.
