What will happen to Cryptocurrencies during the U.S. Monetary Correction...

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At present, Cryptocurrencies are denominated in Fiat USD's...

On the other side of the Reset, they will Reset to our New and improved Currencies that will be 100% backed by our Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium Coins...

To figure out the New Reset Value on the "other side" of the Reset, just Divide the "current value" of your Cryptocurrencies by 100...

I mentioned that Cryptocurrencies will be Revalued in our New and improved Coinage on the other side of the Reset...

They will continue to Fluctuate in Value, due to Supply and Demand, but the Reset to Circulating Silver and Gold Coins won't cause Cryptocurrencies any loss in Spending Power...

At least, that's my take on Cryptocurrencies...

If Bitcoin is at 50,000 Fiat USD's at the time of the U.S. Monetary Correction, it will Reset to $500 in Common U.S. Coinage...

I bet none of my new readers saw that coming, but I have good reason to believe it will be the case...

Keep in mind that $500 in Silver and Gold Coins or the Currencies they will back will have the Spending Power of 50,000 of today's Fiat USD's...

This means that if my Estimated Value on Hive was 5,000 Fiat USD's right now, it would Reset to $50 in U.S. Coinage...

But don't worry, because the $50 you get will have the same Spending Power as the 5,000 Fiat USD's...

You may be interested in what Andy has to say...

I think the $10 Gold Eagles would be a Fantastic Buy at their current price...

Not as good as buying Common U.S. Coinage, but a Fantastic Deal none the less...

I have good reason to believe, the U.S. Treasury will be offering a 1/2 Ounce $50 "Circulating" Gold Coin for one of these $10 U.S. Liberty Head Gold Eagle Coins...

Yes, you will be getting back more Gold than the $10 Coins contain, with the Spending Power of 5,000 of today's Fiat USD's...

Let me know if you have any questions or concerns...