What you have to understand is that the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is derived from the trading taking place on the Exchanges. So I wouldn't put much in the dollar price of cryptocurrencies.
While there are probably some that may be NWO (i.e: Ripple, the bankers crypto) most of them are not. You have to do your own research into cryptos. I've been looking into this now for two years. I used to be of the mind that physical gold and silver were the solution. Not anymore. Why? You need a place to physically store your gold and silver. You're not going to carry it in your pocket. So that means banks will still be necessary in a precious metals as currency world. That also means the banks can do the same thing they've done for 105 years: fractional reserve banking/ lending. A bank may say they have 10 million ounces of physical silver on hand but make loans with the fiat paper (backed by that silver) on the order of 10 times that much physical, or 100 million ounces. Gold and silver do not solve the problem.
With cryptocurrencies, you don't need a bank. You don't need the government telling you which currency to use. Now I'm not saying they're all perfect. Far from it. But there are a handful that are trustworthy and I believe will be used in our new economy because they can be trusted. I'm currently working on how to determine the valuation of cryptocurrencies (and securities, commodities and utilities…yes all these exist in cryptospace too) along with some colleagues. It's a different animal than what we've become accustomed to but the more research I do the more I believe this is at least the right direction.
Just this anons opinion for now. Please do your own research. Learn all you can. Trust but verify anon.