Mike Adams and Todd Pitner of Decentralize TV urge self-custody of assets like crypto, gold, and real estate using tools like UNAs to avoid centralized risk. They stress holding physical assets, going off-grid with solar and satellite phones, and building food forests. The duo advises questioning official narratives, auditing institutions, and forming knowledge-sharing communities. Decentralization, they argue, is not a trend—it’s key to survival.
