Cryptocurrencies: The Soul-less Money
I only know one thing: investing in cryptocurrencies is the devil's work. You can laugh, but look around — it's become a fever among people who want to get rich while sleeping, without even knowing what they are buying. It's cold, empty money that carries no sense of achievement. You build nothing. You don’t plant, you don’t harvest. You just wait for the next fool to buy at a higher price. Is this evolution? Is this progress?
Cryptocurrency does not build. It seduces with promises of financial freedom, but deep down it feeds greed, impatience, and a blind faith in a faceless system. It's the modern cult of “earn more without doing anything.” And, honestly? This smells of spiritual deception.
While people toil, investing time, sweat, and faith in real projects, there are folks gambling in the digital roulette, hoping that currency “X” will explode. And when it crashes? It's the market's fault. It's never theirs. It's a casino disguised as a revolution.
And don’t come at me with the talk of “blockchain is the future.” What future is this where no one knows who is in charge, who regulates, and who protects? Where everyone is a guru and no one takes responsibility for the losses?
Cryptocurrency does not change the world. It only masks the emptiness of those who want to win without walking the path. It is the portrait of a generation that trades purpose for hype, sweat for speculation, and work for Elon Musk's tweets.
The truth is hard: if your money comes from illusion, it will not fill what you lack inside. At the end of the day, you might even make a profit, but you remain empty. Because true wealth is not measured in digital coins, but in real impact.
