In general people who are younger, and more tech/computer savvy are the ones adopting this stuff with open arms. I don't think thats from naivety, but, rather familiarity and trust of the code/technology. I do recognize Bitcoin or any cryptocurrencies can go to 0, and so I will always want to have Gold/Silver. The problem with Gold/Silver is you can't transact them online with ease like you can with Bitcoins, and keep the same anonymity (if you choose.) I prefer having a code memorized in my head of how to decrypt my currency, and travel freely, than have physical anything, but that's based on preference. This entire issue splits the entire Gold/Silver community in half. If you notice it's more of the Silver people who like Bitcoin and more of the Gold people who think it's nutty/dangerous. I think there is something to that.
My point is that I think there is a place for both, and to not rule out either. If Bitcoin crashes, it may just crash all the way down to $150, or something like that, which really isn't a crash but a correction. If it crashes to 0 it will because another cryptocurrency has taken it's place, which is why I hold Litecoin almost exclusively now, and recommend that to others as the way forward since I believe the protocol is superior to that of Bitcoin. I have no idea if I'm right about that though. It's an educated guess.
You can still store you wealth in Gold/Silver, and when you need to, sell them for a cryptocurrency and do online transactions ALL while staying out of the banking system. The ultimate point of this is to be free of the money changers.

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