Hi Quentin - crypto and the blockchain is certainly a new revolution out there, and I agree, will open up new freedoms for those wanting to have independence from the state. It is also essential to say, it's very turbulent in the crypto field - coins quickly go up and down from one week to the next. Although the ones with a solid track record are generally rising over time. Right now we're in a crypto downward "bear run", which I get the sense is about 'grey' new investors rushing for safety and exiting the market having witnessed the volatility. But those who've been in it for several years will be used to this kind of thing and won't be phased by it - to me it's where the future lies and you can't put the genie back in the bottle once out!

An interesting aspect about Bitcoin is that although I pointed out in my article that it would have to undergo development to withstand quantum computing, nevertheless, plenty new to the market see it as a safe haven. Interesting! It means people will probably have faith in it for some time to come. Personally I see other options which will come good in the medium term.

More and more of what I'm seeing out there and feeling leads me to believe there'll be a financial reset fairly soon - maybe in the first part of next year, where we switch to state run digitalised currency. I suspect that will include a heftly level of devaluation along with some form of Universal Credit. Which as I said in my article won't necessarily be a bad thing for plenty. But yes, if you are wishing to thrive more strongly and have more financial freedom, the blockchain is worth exploring and also the safe haven of precious metals like gold - I do believe the new system will likely be pegged to it.

Only time can tell. The essential thing is to be awake and aware of what's unfolding and choose the right path as guided individually by your soul - but definitely NOT in fear - great change brings with it also great opportunity. Particualrly for growth and emergence.

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