Yeah maybe so. As it stands now also they can reprint that same dollar over and over again. Of course they charge a fee each time too to do so. As far as I understand with crypto once they make one that's it. Then there's alot of electricity needed to track and mine it etc. So it's a one and done deal. I can't help but wonder with all this inflation and rises in oil prices etc how that will affect crypto eventually. At what point does the energy needed to mine it becomes cost prohibitive? Would the system Then break down if no one can afford to mine it anymore?Government hates competition. I'm waiting for a unilateral executive order blanket statement banning all digital and crypto that's not federal digital. That's all that's needed to shut that down, overnight. Millions of billions in wealth will evaporate instantly. It's all speculation, so if you know anybody who has any crypto tell them to get out while the getting is good