Why Does PWA Think Cryptocurrency and NFTs are Dangerous

Why Does PWA Think Cryptocurrency and NFTs are Dangerous

Because they are a fiat currency at best and a Ponzi scheme at worst. That is why we suggest physical assets like real estate, gold, silver, food, weapons, medicine over intangible goods. Understand that intangibles and fiat currencies can be traded and a profit made much like FOREX markets trade on all other nationalized currencies. There is nothing inherently wrong with speculative valuations, but be aware that an asset which fails to provide a service or medium equal to its speculation is eventually doomed. In other words, make the money but don't get caught holding the bag.
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