Fiat isn't necessarily bad…
Colonial scrip and greenbacks were fiat backed by the faith and trust of the government, and were amazing.
The problem is that we aren't in control of our fiat, and, it's debt based, i.e., the second it's created it's loaned to us at interest. If it's debt free, and in our control (inflation/deflation) it's just as good.
Money is but a medium of exchange, it doesn't need to be backed by anything but trust, and in fact, backing it with something like gold would be just as bad if not worse than what we have now. Who has all the gold? Does the discovery/mining/incorporation of gold happen at the same speed by which the population grows?
Switzerland, which is cabal central, home of BiS (largest gold reserves in the world), may be throwing us for a loop here.
Gold isn't the answer friends, just as crypto isn't.
The answer is non-debt based treasury notes controlled by people that are disinterested