[quote=@Host] Not sure. You can message him on Skype if you'd like. To answer your questions, for me, it's free money. The world'a debt isn't in crypto though; I'm not sure where that came from. While I agree that virtually every coin on the market right now is going to crash superbly, cryptocurrency in and of itself is here to stay because it's already gone too deep. Banks, restaurants, Steam, and more already accept Bitcoin, and even if that dies, another crypto will take its place. I'm not a crypto advocate and don't really care all that much about its future; I just want a quick buck, but I do see that it's pretty well ground into reality now. But also to respond to the last part, crypto proves that things only have value because people agree that they do. There's no inherent value of a painting, a song, or even the dollar (anymore). Gold's only value is in electronics and research, but people still want it. Yet people choose to agree that these things have value because that's what humans do. And you could buy things with poetry—first write a poem, then sell it, then spend the money. [/quote] Exactly. That's the point I was trying to make back a week or so on currency. But I was under the impression that bitcoin was already dead. And yeah, the debt isn't in crypto, it's just similarly currency that just pops into existence by people messing with numbers and currency that doesn't have a physical counterpart. I get that it's free money, but it's not really spendable many places. I guess in your profession you'll have more options to use it though. I just hope this shit hurries and goes away so I can upgrade my comp soon.