That's a good question.

The second coming of Bitcoin has just went mainstream. It's called Monero.

It's a privacy coin, and the IRS put out a bounty on anyone who could track it. ($650k IIRC).
It was developed with a focus on privacy, and fungability (spendable/exchangeable).
The wallets and accounts are anonymous.

The mining operators are generally ANCAP anti banksters.

Bitcoin is traceable, which can be managed by the NWO. Contrary to the hype surrounding it.

Monero is at ~$110 per coin. Up from ~$40/c on May.

It's getting ready to explode.

When the fiat currencies collapse then the wealthy will be desperate to stash their wealth as the bubble collapses.
Cryptos can evade capital flight restrictions, etc.
People can flee their countries and still access their wealth. But Bitcoin can be traced, so they could find you.

Privacy coins solve for that.

Also, privacy coins can be purchased with black market Bitcoin to launder them. Then turn them around and buy clean BTC coins on a normal exchange.

There's two other privacy coins worth looking into.

• Wownero is basically Monero 2.0. Made by the same basic Monero crew.
  It's yet to take off, and is currently at $0.05/ coin.

• Pirate coin is a newer coin (two or three years). Developed independently from Mon. Different crypto design and cryptography. It's a backup or parallel option in the case Monero is cracked for tracability.
  Also hasn't taken off. Currently at $0.07/coin.

If you have $1k then buy Bitcoin and Monero 45/45/5/5.
You may be able to bribe your internment camp captors

I think these Alt coins are the real deal.

Although, they don't have the same finite total coins in existence advantage that Bitcoin has.

This inherent scarcity is the feature that will likely make BTC worth $1 mil or more, per coin.