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Cryptocurrencies are more than technology: they are resistance

Imagem editorial em sépia mostrando uma moeda física de Bitcoin sobre um fundo de circuitos digitais e código binário.

Bitcoin is not just a currency.
It's an idea.
A rupture.
A silent message to the State: we know what you are doing with our money.

The official narrative has always been this: “we issue the currency, we guarantee its stability.”
But the reality is different.
Governments issue currency, generate inflation, expand debt and then blame the market for the effects.
The citizen pays the price.
And money loses value while the State maintains control.

Cryptocurrencies break this monopoly.
They give back the power of choice, protection against manufactured inflation, and the ability to transact without asking permission.

“In a world where money is a political weapon, cryptocurrencies are shields of freedom.”
– Elian Verres

This is not just speculation.
It's about survival in an age of monetary manipulation, where every interest rate, every money printing, and every invisible tax is a form of control disguised as public policy.

When governments try to ban Bitcoin, it's not because it doesn't work.
It's because it works without them.


📣 Final Call (CTA):

Cryptocurrencies are the silent cry for financial autonomy.
Keep following the Power & Market to understand why the State fears digital money.

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