Assuming a stateless money, when/if someone then steals your crypto coin, which gov't backed law/judicial system are you gonna turn to ?
In many regimes where you can't trust the government, it's not really relevant what kind of currency is stolen, the police are probably not the people you'll go to for restitution.
There's an argument to be made that some cryptocurrencies (privacy-coins specifically) may also give you more protection from your finances being seized by a corrupt government, though you're generally SoL in such situations regardless of how you keep your money.
If I took $5,000, maybe even $10,000 from you right now there would be almost nothing you could do because the legal efforts to pursue me for that amount would likely equal or surpass that.
10 years ago I had my bank account wiped/stolen in Brazil (!!!):
- went to the police, then to the bank (same day)
couple days later: all the money was back in my account.
Well, given OP distrusts his government...