Ideal money will keep on rolling, gold has been rolled on already.
Theres no better example of a failed IOU attempt than the economies of the past that used precious metals. That ship has sailed, some crypto will be the one to take over, better to have your money here than there imo. Precious metals will fall back to the price representing industrial demand (way below)
LOL, you're flat out lying to yourself. Bitcoin does not solve ANY counter party risk problems - it has FAR WORSE counter party risk than metals do. If you believe the "ship has sailed" on metals, then you should probably dump your bitcoin now since it's fundamentally worse than metals in ALL ASPECTS that metals are valued for from counter party risk, to fungibility, durability, store of value, limited supply (rough consensus attack), etc.
All forms of cryptocurrency are nothing but Rube Goldberg machines that attempt to obfuscate their failures by adding mass complexity to smokescreen what's really going on. The only way you're getting a non-fraudulent monetary system on this planet is by using metals in native coin form (not IOUs for metals). Due to severe technical burden shoveled upon users (like old people who will never understand things like RBF), lack of ability to scale, and need to maintain wealth in a 3rd party chain of custody for things like wills, bitcoin is even more likely to end up as banker IOUs than metals are. This is assuming bitcoin even worked and does what it claims in the first place, but it doesn't.