There's also "The Great Taking" by David Webb, which explains how all traditional assets like stocks, property, and bank deposits are just leased to, and not actually owned by, the people. All that is needed is the popping of the Everything Bubble to set off a wave of bankruptcies, and all assets could be taken.
In such a "Great Reset" scenario, I think the people would suddenly appreciate the concept of non-confiscatable digital assets.
Interestingly, the poor, or broke, have the least to lose and so much to gain by switching out of the bankster debt and death paradigm.
Bank deposits… is the most evil thing i have seen.
When you "deposit" money into the bank, you are giving them a loan.
Or, more appropriately, you are just giving them your money to do with as they please.
You ARE giving them a loan, but the terms are the worst you could think of. Of all the creditors, you get paid last. You get the smallest amount of interest. And there are so many ways they can weasel out of repaying. Including just saying, "no" when you ask for
yourtheir money back.