theranos

In October, a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes returns to theaters—the woman who, at the age of 19, founded Theranos and was once worth billions on paper before falling into disgrace. Beyond the sensationalism, her story works as a masterclass for anyone today who moves bolívares, dollars, or USDT in Venezuela’s market. Because Holmes’ fraud wasn’t just a gringo tale: it was a lesson in how a brilliant narrative can conceal a product that simply doesn’t work.