Folks, the real General isn't pushing bitcoin on telegram. Be careful.

I would posit that owning Bitcoin is completely irrelevant to "fighting the Federal Reserve system." I believe the line of thinking is that transacting in Bitcoin and not reserve bank currency one can circumnavigate the reserve system; however, currently, Bitcoin is accepted as means of exchange on a very limited basis and the average buyer is still buying Bitcoin with a reserve currency. Unless 100% adopted globally, reserve bank currency remains. A better way: wind down the Fed and transition monetary responsibility to the treasury (which should be an elected official).

GESARA/NESARA. I read many tines $BTC.X is going to implode. However, $BSV.X has an interesting story. Both are called Bitcoin. Just sayin'.

Not sure about NESARA/GESARA - perhaps tax reform is compelling but it seems to represent a globalized currency, which sounds bad for the average Joe IMO. I think a more compelling longer-term outlook for cryptos includes a plurality of regional "reserve currencies" whereby there is a crypto-USD, a crypto-GBP, etc., where an intermediary currency is used to transact cross-nationally. Ultimately, persistence of a coin will be determined by its use case and utility. If I'm holding a speculative crypto, I'd rather be in XRP (that the SEC is running a hit on it tells you everything).