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Gold and bitcoin near-useless in crisis-hit Argentina
Argentina continues to suffer under the 'libertarian capitalist' ideology favouring the rich
Those who have money remaining in the banks there, can only withdraw $40 equivalent per day
Interestingly, regarding those who advocate owning bitcoin or gold as some kind of 'financial crisis insurance' -
Here is a video from an investor who has gold and bitcoin, but he found them essentially unusable amidst the crisis in Argentina. He could not trade them for ordinary cash or for items to live on. Silver had some limited utility, but overall people wanted either USA Dollars or Brazilian Reals ordinary currency.
'This Changes Everything -
Here's Why No One Wants Gold Or Bitcoin In Argentina...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s4Fx9U_kAE
Argentina's leader Javier Milei overseeing the Argentina catastrophe, still has a fan in world's richest man Elon Musk
They met recently and here is a photo ... just behind Musk's ear, you see the head of a man wearing a Jewish kippah small hat
And Musk and Milei share a classic Masonic handshake (photo has insert showing it's exactly a classic Masonic hand grip)
https://i.4pcdn.org/pol/1713044098777008.jpg
Re that photo of Elon Musk meeting Javier Milei linked in the comment above -
Argentina's President Milei finally admitted in Miami that yes he does have Jewish ancestry, his great-grandmother and his grandfather were fully legally Jewish -
Jerusalem Post
https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-796673
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