Don't get Bitcoin for a bet on a collapse in which sufficient infrastructure remains for a global computing network - get privacy coins. If the ledger is public

Don't get Bitcoin for a bet on a collapse in which sufficient infrastructure remains for a global computing network - get privacy coins. If the ledger is public someone will figure you out and use it to attack you. I say that having done the reasoning for my own portfolio and allocating some to a "privacy basket"; Bitcoin is just the first iteration of cypherpunk ideals for money, and it has successors now. But really, most of my holdings aren't premised on a collapse but a hedge on uncertainty about what governments are doing next. The core premises that got Bitcoin started are still in effect. You can remove all the onramps and it's still the case.