🏦 Just imagine: You walk into a bank to withdraw $50,000. The cashier asks why. You reply: "Because it's my money."

But instead of giving you the money, the bank says:

"Sorry, we cannot approve this withdrawal without an acceptable reason."

It's shocking, isn't it?

But this is one hidden truth — the money you think is yours may not be entirely yours.

Traditional banks can legally restrict your access to your funds, even in emergencies.

Just one reason that they deem "valid" is enough, often justified under anti-money laundering (AML) laws or vague internal policies.

No warning, no consent from you, no explanation — just a frozen account.

So ask yourself:

Do you still trust a system that can freeze your wealth at any time?