There are always interesting people moving here because of the university, the hospitals, the lab and nuclear facilities in Oak Ridge, a Scripts TV network, etc.   

The US government can use drones to destroy the entire planet 7 times with nuclear weapons.

Her sacrifice has paid off for both of us and our nuclear families.

The publisher's town is known for having two nuclear power plants, there has to be some irony in that.   

Location matters for appreciation, desirability, and DOM, but if a property is priced right and doesn't contain a nuclear waste dump in the back yard, it will move. 

It's just a glimmer of sunshine before nuclear winter sets in!

If that's not sufficient, he worked as a nuclear engineer when he came to the States.

I pursued a career in the nuclear power industry.

And since they have nuclear weapons they win.

While I am not asking about a large-scale nuclear/EMP event, I am asking what value a cryptocurrency has to its holder - as a tangible thing, which one can trade for food, for example - when the infrastructure does not work.If it is a currency - a medium of exchange - how can it be used for that exchange without the infrastructure that supports it being accessible at the moment of the desired exchange?