Shadow of Ezra
@ShadowofEzra

In the storm-ravaged areas of North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida, it’s the old-fashioned forms of money—cash and silver—that are keeping things moving.

Digital payments like credit cards, cryptocurrencies, and food stamps are useless without power and infrastructure.

Single dollar bills are suddenly more valuable, as people scramble for small change, and highly divisible assets like "junk silver" coins or Goldbacks are in high demand.

As conditions worsen, bartering with ammo and survival supplies might even become the norm.

In a crisis like this, Central Bank Digital Currencies wouldn’t stand a chance.