The ability to store wealth in money is dependent on rational policy; printing money during a crisis devalues stored wealth, making it subject to someone else's control. Money has two values: as a means of exchange and as a wealth storage tool. Traditional wealth storage in dollars is at risk due to changing values. Power players are likely using alternative strategies to safeguard wealth. The book 'The Great Taking' by an elite Wall Street insider exposes changes in laws affecting wealth ownership, such as the shift from physical to digital stock ownership.