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– CNBC’s Jim Cramer revisited the topic of cryptocurrencies, describing them not as a speculative tool, but as a means of financial protection.

In his program, he suggested that digital assets could serve as a shield against the growing $37 trillion U.S. national debt.

Instead of getting caught up in the hype and short-term deals, Cramer called his investments in Bitcoin and Ethereum “insurance.

He said that young people, especially, may see cryptocurrencies as a serious alternative to conventional assets, given the effects of the current fiscal policy.

Kramer emphasized that the current budget conflict has avoided an immediate clash with debt payment deadlines, but noted that such circumstances only demonstrate the vulnerability of the system. While the older generation in the U.S. may not feel the brunt of these issues, he cautioned that future generations “will have to live with it.

The host also drew attention to Bitmine’s recent announcement, calling for vigilance. He reminded the audience that companies making big announcements in the cryptocurrency industry often create risks for investors. Back in July, he made the same point, advising those tempted by flashy names like Bitmine to simply purchase Bitcoin or Ethereum, assets he openly owns and considers a safe option.