The cryptocurrencies have also fallen dramatically, despite being promoted as an inflation hedge and a safe haven in times of turmoil as they are not tied to the dollar. Will they recover?

This remains to be seen whether they can regain their old highs or will stumble along with an eventual collapse. We have warned about the fact that use of cryptocurrencies is not a significant improvement over fiat currencies, like paper money and coinage made with base metals, but simply a new wrinkle that has a fancy makeup and is built as the next big thing. There has certainly been a mania, but it is a giant Ponzi scheme, and that enthusiasm is orchestrated through mind control with the intention of pulling the rug out and causing a huge economic loss for the investors when the cryptocurrencies go out of favor. But people have been programmed to believe in them and, having been conditioned by the wide swings in price because of the high volatility, will not be able to sell in time and get out. That is the current plan and when the worst happens will be a function of other variables in play and cannot be given as a precise timeline. You have seen, despite our warnings, the cryptocurrencies have accelerated to new highs a number of times and created many millionaires in the process, but that is not without taking a terrible risk, and that is the basis of our warning—it is like a game of Musical Chairs where all can play the game, at least until the music stops, and those without a safe haven will lose big.