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I do not know how will it happen as it is equivalent to saying what if networks stopped working and internet gone. Let's us assume your fantasy even it happens then for short period of time u will see some rage moment across the globe and it might lead to big chaos scenario and we might see major accidents.

Cryptocurrency can still vanish without shutting down the internet. It could happen once the government order its citizen to stop using cryptocurrency for certain reasons. Even though most of the cryptocurrencies are decentralized, they can't still stand against the government because it is still mandatory to follow its orders or else you will end up in jail.

If the government really had the capacity to control and manage crypto, crypto were not able to grow until now, you can see a lot of bans have been issued and then repealed, all of which is useless with crypto, that means crypto will not disappear unless the internet is completely destroyed. But the internet is always a very important and secured network, if it is destroyed, not only will crypto disappear, so many other products will disappear similarly, I do not believe that the authorities may be careless in this situation

It is hard to stop crypto now, now that people know its value and importance in transacting online where no one controls it. But, for OP when crypto disappears, I think many cannot accept it and will give birth to another form of digital currency, We know that necessity is the mother of invention and many will try to find ways to have a solution like crypto.

cryptocurrency may potentially be lost but for technologies such as the blockchain will be developed and may no longer use bitcoin, it may be that in the future many digital currencies will be created as a result of the development of blockchain technology which is currently widely used and developed by many large companies.