Impressive, those who talk about a coup are the same ones who will say that elections are not won, they are taken! And even before having the result in hand, Lula spoke with such conviction.

🇧🇷 Coup, trial, and amnesty: what does that have to do with the crypto world?

Brazil is about to experience a historic moment: the trial of Jair Bolsonaro in the Supreme Court for the attempted coup.

Amid serious accusations, debates about democracy, and even calls for amnesty, what is at stake is much greater than the conviction or acquittal of one person. It is the very value of trust in the system.

And there lies the parallel with cryptocurrencies.

In the crypto market, when there is a failure of trust — a coup, a fraud, manipulation — the price plummets, the community divides, and credibility is shaken.

In politics, the same happens: without trust in the rules of the game, the entire system collapses.

👉 The trial of Bolsonaro is like an “institutional hard fork”:

If there is a conviction, it will be seen as an attempt to reinforce the security of the democratic system, like an update that closes loopholes.

If there is amnesty, many will see it as a “shortcut” that may bring immediate relief but could erode trust in the long term, just as when a network forgives serious failures in the name of convenience.

Deep down, the question is the same for both politics and crypto:

📌 Is it more valuable to maintain the system's discipline, even if it hurts now, or to forgive mistakes to try to “move forward”?

💬 And you, what do you think?

Does Brazil need a “trust reset” like in blockchain, or a “shortcut of amnesty” to turn the page?

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