As long as everyone agrees on a global form of payment (USD) with swift and a 'Friendly?' globalistic enviroment there will continue to be no need for crypto.

As long as everyone agrees on a global form of payment (USD) with swift and a 'Friendly?' globalistic enviroment there will continue to be no need for crypto. However as we start to see fragmentation in the payment space between Russia, China and the EU/US along with an explicit writing in the transactions to disallow crosstalk, there start to be some kind of 'use' for crypto again. The need for a verifiable, self-soverign, uncontrollable medium of exchange starts to become useful again. Problems with the above: Low liquidity, uncontrollable is a loose term here. If the US forces publicly traded companies to dump crypto it will cause a huge crypto winter and a huge amount of money to be 'eaten up' by the bulls.