🚨🚨CASH IS NO LONGER YOURS: SPAIN JUST SET THE TONE FOR THE POST-CASH AGE

May 8, 2025 — Want to withdraw your own money in Spain? Better ask permission.

Spain is now penalizing unreported cash withdrawals with fines up to €150,000.

Here’s the new reality:

— Withdrawing €3,000+? Notify tax authorities 24 hours in advance.

— Taking out €100,000+? You need 72 hours’ notice.

— Can’t prove where the money comes from? Fines of up to 150% of the amount.

This is not financial policy. This is a paradigm shift.

What used to be your private property is now under surveillance. Want to hold cash? You’re suspicious. Want to move it? You’re dangerous. Want freedom? That’s now a taxable offense.

The state doesn’t just monitor money anymore — it pre-approves access.

Your account may bear your name, but you’re no longer the owner — you’re a tenant of trust, a renter of your own resources.

This is the logic of absolute centralization:

— Paper money is obsolete.

— Privacy is a risk factor.

— Economic autonomy is a myth.

Spain may be the face, but this isn’t just about one country.

From capital controls to CBDCs, the pressure is global.

Governments want programmable finance. They want to control the on/off switch of your wallet.

But crypto was born for this moment.

Decentralized tools offer not just an alternative — but a refusal. A rebellion.

A silent vote for privacy, for peer-to-peer power, for ownership without permission.

To the #AMAGE community:

If cash is no longer yours, what is?

And if you need approval to access your own money — do you still live in a free economy?