CriptoConConciencia
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My story with the crypto world began 10 years ago... and today I choose to believe again
💰Just like when I wrote my first book, "Starting a Business is Tough (and No One Tells You)", entering the world of cryptocurrencies was a mix of intuition, courage, and a lot of uncertainty.
A decade ago, I started mining Bitcoin from free apps. I didn't fully understand what I was doing, I just knew that something big was being born. Then I lost my accounts, the satoshis... and at times also the hope.
But something in me never let go of the idea that the crypto world is the immediate future of finance. Today, more mature, more aware, and more prepared, I choose to return. Not from euphoria, but from strategy, constant learning, and the desire to build a new source of real and sustainable income.
A decade ago, I started mining Bitcoin from free apps. I didn't fully understand what I was doing, I just knew that something big was being born. Then I lost my accounts, the satoshis... and at times also the hope.
But something in me never let go of the idea that the crypto world is the immediate future of finance. Today, more mature, more aware, and more prepared, I choose to return. Not from euphoria, but from strategy, constant learning, and the desire to build a new source of real and sustainable income.
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Are Congress members investing with insider information?
It's time to speak clearly: #CongressTradingBan is not just a trend, it's a collective demand for transparency and justice.
For years, it has been documented how members of Congress in the U.S. have made suspiciously synchronized financial moves with political events, regulatory decisions, and national crises. Coincidence? We doubt it.
While ordinary citizens struggle to adapt to market volatility, some legislators have generated returns above the average of the S&P 500. This raises an essential ethical question: should politicians be allowed to trade stocks while legislating on issues that directly affect the market?
More and more voices in the crypto and financial community are demanding that individual trading be banned for members of Congress. If they truly represent the people, their priority should not be their personal portfolio.
This is not about left or right, but about ethics and public trust.
It's time to put an end to the privileges of power.
#CongressTradingBan
#TransparenciaAhora
#CriptoConConciencia
It's time to speak clearly: #CongressTradingBan is not just a trend, it's a collective demand for transparency and justice.
For years, it has been documented how members of Congress in the U.S. have made suspiciously synchronized financial moves with political events, regulatory decisions, and national crises. Coincidence? We doubt it.
While ordinary citizens struggle to adapt to market volatility, some legislators have generated returns above the average of the S&P 500. This raises an essential ethical question: should politicians be allowed to trade stocks while legislating on issues that directly affect the market?
More and more voices in the crypto and financial community are demanding that individual trading be banned for members of Congress. If they truly represent the people, their priority should not be their personal portfolio.
This is not about left or right, but about ethics and public trust.
It's time to put an end to the privileges of power.
#CongressTradingBan
#TransparenciaAhora
#CriptoConConciencia
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#CongressTradingBan is not just a trend, it is a collective demand for transparency and justice.
For years, it has been documented how members of Congress in the U.S. have made suspiciously synchronized financial moves with political events, regulatory decisions, and national crises. Coincidence? We doubt it.
While ordinary citizens struggle to adapt to market volatility, some legislators have generated returns that exceed the average of the S&P 500. This raises an essential ethical question: should politicians be allowed to trade stocks while legislating on issues that directly affect the market?
More and more voices in the crypto and financial community are demanding a ban on individual trading for members of Congress. If they truly represent the people, their priority should not be their personal portfolio.
It's not about left or right, but about ethics and public trust.
It's time to put an end to the privileges of power.
#CongressTradingBan
#TransparencyNow
#CriptoConConciencia
For years, it has been documented how members of Congress in the U.S. have made suspiciously synchronized financial moves with political events, regulatory decisions, and national crises. Coincidence? We doubt it.
While ordinary citizens struggle to adapt to market volatility, some legislators have generated returns that exceed the average of the S&P 500. This raises an essential ethical question: should politicians be allowed to trade stocks while legislating on issues that directly affect the market?
More and more voices in the crypto and financial community are demanding a ban on individual trading for members of Congress. If they truly represent the people, their priority should not be their personal portfolio.
It's not about left or right, but about ethics and public trust.
It's time to put an end to the privileges of power.
#CongressTradingBan
#TransparencyNow
#CriptoConConciencia
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