No, not cryptocurrency- but it’s underlying technology - an open source ledger of all transactions.

Hey Juan,I have been investing little by little into cryptocurrency in the past few years and it surely compounds positively.Fiat currency at the bank or the 0.001% APY as you said is not worth it. 

Just make sure you know what you're doing, that you know and understand the legal system, how foreigners and foreign investors are treating), that you know the rules about capital flows, checkout the currency fluctuations if applicable, ...

I know, as history has well shown, when the currency itself is the item of question, the "safe" answer is ASSETS who have; Durability, Convertibility, and PRODUCTION.

You don't have to fix the debt, debt does not matter, if your just gonna walk away from it and flip currencies.

What are you left with if crypto currency collapses?

- What currency do you think people will go to?

(a little more than you paid for the property)So how can a 2% interest rate devalue the currency faster than the life of the loan?

Devaluation has already occurred in the now-factual doubling of the base currency, though its "formal" effect is staved off by fear in gov'ts outside our borders as well as inside our borders.I will do a longer post about this in the housing bubble forum

This has put the reputation and value of the dollar as the world currency at risk.