The blockchain is here to stay...

Therefore, some currencies whether they are defined as crypto or a store of value, will remain tied to the blockchain.

Some cryptos are just awful investments because of the blatant manipulation. It's like the carnival games you can never truly win.

Answer me this: If the security of crypto is tied to our devices and our [especially patriots] devices are completely compromised [they are] where do you find the courage to maintain faith in such a concept?

@BlockchainFaith [?!?]

There are two basic types of blockchains, public & private. There are actually 4, but consortium and hybrid blockchains are basically a variation of public and private. A private blockchain is limited to who can access historical tranaction data and perform exchanges, and requires that you trust the parties or nodes that partipate.Public ones use use an unrestricted open ledger system making them secure through something called proof of work, making every transaction and block legitamit.

Unrelated in topic but employing one same feature @Zack_attack is that as in scalar energy, the farther apart the antennae enclosures are, (boxes), the stronger and larger the scalar field. On a public blockchain, the greater the distribution of ledger records, the stronger the network is since the proof of work system is being potentiated, 🤔essentially. The proof of w system requires algorythyms to be solved before the value of a transaction is "created" 😉,...or transferred.

The safety of funds stored = how conscientious owner of funds happen to be/