CreviceSucker said:Mr Magoo said:Bitcoin.
nuclear war will destroy every thumb drive or hard drive in the country.
even without an all out nuclear war , just one EMP specific weapon detonated over a city will wipe out all electronics.
Whats your bitcoin worth then ?
A thumb drive will be worth more because it could be made into earings or necklaces which could sell for at least $ 5 at the markets to anyone who still had cash. , a hard drive is too big for earings .
door stop or paperweight ?
Disclaimer : If you have bitcoin on an electronic device i suggest you invest in a faraday box or RF shielded case.
I own one of these ;
http://www.acesolution.com.tw/cn/download_files/products/willtek/willtek_4921_ds339_0208a_en.pdf
( i dont own any bitcoin )
Karen from facebook said if you want a cheap protection system you wrap half an inch of bubble wrap around your device , wrap it with 6 layers of alfoil , another half inch of bubble wrap , 6 more layers of alfoil , repeat twice more then put that into a cheap steel toolbox as found at bunny house , the toolbox lid must be closed securely with no gaps around its lid.
I think you took that far too literally. I thought the subject was slightly futuristic as the country can't even run a reliable internet/phone service and without such, running a cashless society is a long way away.
I used Bitcoin as an example as most folks know what it is. But the point was, folks will always find away of transferring currency that can't be traced. Bitcoin, although dated, is a standard but fully traceable. There are others where it it is not no easy.
Cashless society in Australia is decades away. We live in a country that relies on coal.
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I think if nuclear war or an EMP event occurred the last thing I would be worried about is my savings. I will guarantee you will think the same (consider that a contract)...... For a $1.
Thanks for the link.
Viva cash..... Or Bitcoin