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Jumpstart Ok, so it seems that all months now are starting off with some offloading and red graphs in our crypto world. Or maybe its just a human reaction to the sudden, even though expected, weather change and everyone is trying to burn some dollars in order to warm themselves up, as the winter is coming (physically, not in market terms) If I were to make a comparison between such moves on the graphs and real life, I'd say it's similar to a runner taking a position ahead of their start. You get on your knee, take a steady position, temporarily being 'down'. In all other scenarios, like in a fight, that'd be a losing position and you'd surely feel bad about it. But we all know that there is a purpose for such a start - to have an explosive sprint start. I'm not saying we're gonna send it in a week, especially considering all the Middle East turmoil (softest of the words I found for describing the situation). All I'm saying is that professionals who know why they get in such a position, will run fast when that track pistol makes its shot Preparedness beats excitement and rush in the run. Decide for yourself your targets for the growth phase, decide on acceptable setbacks and enjoy your wins that you'll surely collect on your way. No matter the daily sentiment, we - chilling in spot - should not really care, and so far everything fits the scenario I'm constantly writing about here ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Breaking the pattern - part 4 Last week was reasonably pretty in terms of market moves and I thought I'd end this month on a nice green candle. There is still a chance for that, but I think we'll finish in red on a daily time frame chart, as I don't think we'll flip today However, I was right to trust my gut feeling and the month itself will be painted green. And that's a nice feeling to have such predictions confirmed in such a fashion, as we didn't just finish on a green, we had an ok growth phase, not just 0.0x% fluctuations that you couldn't even claim as a victory Quite an unusual result from September, but that's good, especially considering that many were expecting this summer to be active, when it was in fact, almost as slow as regularly, if we don't count some meme gambling trends. So now it seems that everything is just a bit shifted from initial point of expectations (mid summer) to late autumn, right to the elections drama phase. That's when the turbulence will hit the markets more than usual, providing room for mistakes of all market participants that'll become fuel for our rocket So have a nice warm drink in these coming cold days, enjoy what you see on the screen and don't forget to strap up 🙌 At least that's what CZ is doing now, not rushing events, taking his time ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Redemption So it seems that CZ will be out early. It was reported initially that he would be a free man on September, 29th after 4 months in prison, but since it's a weekend, he should be freed earlier according to the law and he's not that serious of a felon in eyes of judiciary and penitentiary systems. I hope these 4 months were full of adequate self-reflection for him and he will come back a better man. It is certainly a life-altering experience, but his period is not as big to have a drastic impact, especially considering the size of his figure. Genuinely wish him a speedy recovery and reinstallation in social status and everything. Don't expect much from the get go from him, as he'll be wise to take his time with any statements on his future, as there are lots of eyes on him, maybe now even more than when he was a Binance CEO However, if and when he wishes to address his wide audience as a major shareholder of a crypto exchange, that will most likely be reflected on the market. And he is coming out in a good period actually. We've been through a bloodshed, some shakeouts and are steadily gaining power back, there is way more certainty in the market than even 2 months ago. So I'd expect this trend to continue with or without CZ input, but such a persona could certainly speed things up, as I don't think he'll get a position outside of crypto world; he is cut for our space and I'm here to make my bags bigger from it ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Breaking the pattern - part 3 Remember guys when I wrote this and this posts on how this September actually can be different from usual 'paint it red' early autumn sentiment? And just to clarify, I certainly don't want to be that guy who says 'I told you so', as I'm not here to shame. I'm here to observe, learn and share my findings. I honestly thought that we'd mostly end up sidelining with a small green of 2-3% max at the end of the month with a setup for further October growth But rate cuts actually brought some activity and we are way past these marginal percentages, sitting around $63k compared to $58.8k at the end of August. I don't want to jinx it, as there is still a week till September is over, but I genuinely believe that sometimes you just gotta listen to your guts. When lots of people were telling that it's gonna be another bad month, I felt something and shared it with you We still have some unlocks to have, we have $16B FTX's client funds potentially returning to the market, and some other events that can be viewed as 'news' and reflected on the graph. So I think it can be even better than we have now in terms of pattern breaking, I can only hope that we have one more minor correction and then send it until the elections, or maybe even past that, as intersection of politics and economics can bring very unpredictable results ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

How to handle storm I've written here couple of times that I work closely with BingX exchange on development not as a regular partner and that I've met executives on different occasions. So recent hot wallet hack made my morning after TOKEN2049 quite hectic as I had to manage lots of comms between other partners and people around me here But it doesn't really matter what I did, what's much more important is how exchange's management reacted to it, what actions they took to minimize damages and how they are handling communications. - First of all, only 1 hot wallet with low-cap alts was compromised, due to wallet system architecture that prevented other wallets from being compromised - Second, withdrawals were immediately suspended to isolate the system and start tracking all withdrawn funds - Third, management was very open and transparent about what happened and what will happen with funds (spoiler: reserves will cover all the losses, everything's fine) These actions speak louder than any marketing campaign could. We know multiple hacks, including Binance, WazirX for hundreds of $millions (nine figures) that weren't handled in such a fashion, and we are talking about low eight figures hack in this case. Now systems are starting to come back in power, wallets were changed and system was upgraded, and all that in just 24h. And despite everything going on, platform itself (trading) was 100% operational during all that storm. Such a professionalism in the first incident during all 6+ years of existence If you ask me, that's a great example on general any issue approach: identify the problem, acknowledge it's existence without hiding your head in the sand, take immediate steps to suspend further damages and communicate all the way with parties concerned. Great framework for life, don't you think? ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

TOKEN2049 is over, but some related events are still ongoing, that's why I was a bit busy to comment on the market. I just checked my spot and it was a good feeling being reignited in me, that when you are in spot, greens are especially pleasant and make you want to chill a bit, which I did. The conference itself was a blast, enjoyed every bit of it, and now trying to enjoy my last couple of days in Singapore. Hope some of you who were here could say the same 🙌 In relation to Fed cut, it brought momentum to the market with an ~8% increase in BTC. Did many expect such an aggressive cut? Not really, at least not what I saw. In August we prayed for an aggressive cut, wanting even 75bps, but that's cause we were seeing red in our eyes and around us, so we wanted more blood. But coming closer to the real decision, most of us became more moderate, understanding that aggression in that question may be beneficial short-term, but we should always look at the possible outcomes, especially when economy isn't reflecting Fed changes and vice versa. Rates don't exist in isolated environment, it's an instrument to be used. So we always have to check multiple boxes to rationalize such a decision And we are coming closer and closer to the elections, 1.5 month till day X of this year, so who knows what kind of 'behind the closed doors' deals were made and what intentions are being pursued. So far market reacted well and there are no screaming red flags on the horizon, so we can breath a bit. But we should always stay alert to any hidden signs And as I told you, this September is different Tomorrow I'll also provide some thoughts on yesterday's (or the day before for some) BingX hack and aftermath. In short - everything's fine, great lessons in there from all sides, even though quite expensive ones ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

It seems like nowadays everyone is expected to have an opinion on everything there is. It becomes sort of an obligation in crypto (or maybe it's just my perception and it's a global issue), since if you are not aware of some important things/events, you are missing out or sometimes even seen as an outsider. It doesn't feel this way here in Singapore, as people are pretty welcoming overall and want to share their knowledge and opinion about things they do or are involved in, rather than judge you on not knowing about 100th new thing that emerged yesterday It works similar way with rate cuts. Experts and 'experts' talking on how big of a thing that is, whether it's already priced in in the market, and if it is, then how big of a cut it will be. 50 bps or 25 bps? There are only three facts that are valid and will be true here: 1. There will be a rate cut (thanks to the yen carry-trade for speeding things up) 2. There are factors influencing this decision no one apart from the Fed knows, and what's their priority (short-term or long-term decision) 3. Powell's speech will be spoken about again (no matter how important or relevant it will be) The only thing missing is Polymarket bets being open for this decision outcomes. But maybe I need to double-check on that, as it could easily be a thing already in our economy of attention. P.S. Remember that cuts on their own don't do much, it's how economy responses to them that matters. And I'm going to continue enjoying my time and company on TOKEN2049 side events regardless 🤝 ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

I'm in Singapore at TOKEN2049 right now, landed less than a 24 hours ago, had quite a long route, but overall everything is fine. Already had a chance to kick it off with some side events before the main conference. However, many could argue that main content is exactly side events, rather than the conference itself. It certainly has some arguments for it, but still, the focus will be on speeches tomorrow and private conversations many will have tete-a-tete With Fed rate cuts incoming and potential trends definition during this gathering of influential crypto people we have, we should go higher than now. As of now it's pretty pleasant looking at the chart, even though I spend way more time looking at people around me lately 😅 We'll see what tomorrow brings. Hopefully some of you guys also made it here to Singapore, had no hustle while entering this beautiful country, and will enjoy your stay and all activities the city has for you. Looking at some events already, there are looooots of crypto native people here, so that's promising sign for the future ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Price of change - part 2 That’s why adoption for most people will be painful, coming with mistakes that they’ll have to overcome and not lose faith in technology itself. And people in the space also contribute to difficulties all of us face, as lots of actors here try to take advantage of all fools who have no idea how the space operates. That’s why it’s extremely important to educate people. And that’s why in this channel I’ve published a #welcometocrypto series earlier. This process is tens of times faster than the adoption of current system we have, that took centuries of constant trial and error, but still not as fast as many of us would like. You can't just flip a switch and make a 50-year old corporate in some fund comfortable enough with new tech in finance And even now people don’t really know how traditional finance operates, they just care about having digits on the screen they can “spend” to fulfil their needs. They don't care what happens to their deposit in the bank if they can freely take it out at any time. They don't have real control of their funds, but have relative convenience in the routine they are used to and that's all people care about. In centralized environment central parties make life of people easier and take responsibility from them, hiding all that happens in their internal operation And as I said, it also took lots of time, centuries, to come to this point of trust with countless bankrupt banks, financial organizations and other institutions who lost money on people’s behalf. And this trust exist really because the whole system is set up to be the only viable choice. Unless we show them another one, that is being actively developed for the past couple of decades (yes, multiple, as crypto didn't start in 2009 Banks were seen by many as a scam until they weren’t. The same will be for crypto Painful but absolutelly necessary journey for the better financial future ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Price of change - part 1 As much as I love to see those green candles on the charts, especially after such a start of September, I’d like to continue giving my perspective on the decentralization issue, rather than trying to analyse this market, as my main thesis was stated here multiple times. And today I’d give you a perspective on why the path to decentralization is painful and why it’s ok We, as human beings, don’t learn from mistakes of others, it’s been proven countless times over and over again. So in reality, if you want to really learn something and make something work, you’d have to make mistakes on your own. For example, lots of you know about malicious software that replaces target wallet address in the transaction, but how many of you double or even triple-check your transactions? And how many of you who do that act this way because of others’ experience, and not your own previous painful mistakes? The same works for the whole crypto system. If you just read about lending protocols, you won’t understand the process, you have to put your funds at stake to understand what, how, and why. Of course you can be aware of different things, but don’t know how to properly use them. It’s the same with the main purpose of blockchain - having an open ledger of transactions, accessible, verifiable and trustful. How many people really care about this utility? Most novices want to make ‘fast’ money (and that’s why they usually lose), and really care about transactions themselves rather than the cool characteristics as open data and really owning your funds. And how many of you lost funds because you’ve messed up chains, those ledgers, trying to just utilize their main purpose? Did you become careful before or after your mistake? Think about that and extrapolate that en masse. People have a choice between having a closed system they know nothing about but it “just works”, and having a cool modern system they can know lots about, but need to spend time to learn new stuff, take their own responsibility and be careful on their own to make the system work for them. Sounds as a no-brainer to stay on the track they are used to And for a switch, there should be a trigger strong enough, for each their own, to overcome every obstacle on the way. Our task as more or less crypto-native people is not to create new obstacles, it’s to remove friction for existing ones ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Wishful rally Presidential debate, even though anticipated, didn't bring much to our crypto table as of now. Many thought that debate will cause some main crypto related talking points to be triggered by both sides. But it didn’t happen at all and we saw some bits of disappointment reflected on the charts It seems that both Trump and Harris are more interested in swaying people on major questions for an average Joe, like “stolen elections” and “gun control”. And as of now crypto is not one of them, since it was a first direct confrontation of presidential candidates they decided to stay on major topics. We shall expect crypto shouts at rallies and other events of individual nature, where you could just yap to farm clips for social media, as in debate you should attack your opponent on sensitive topics that divide you. But it doesn’t seem that anyone is really divided on crypto As of now crypto is an economical question of a marginally small group of voters, both democrat and republican. And if we expect anything, we should expect a general correlation with tradfi movements. We are still on a journey to be a main talking point, but we ain’t there yet. This only proves my writings on decentralization, as we are yet to come to the major point of influence for mega big boys. Yes, we have Blackrock and some other big names working within our playing field, but it’s still a big road ahead with compromises and form shifts Considering that this presidential election is already hell of a surprise for many, it would be wise to expect further “out of the patterns” events happening. Hopefully good ones for us ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Decentralization - part 4 That’s why you see big enough projects trying to act like a government sometimes, forcing certain standards to be used or trying to trigger specific dev route via funding rounds, if they choose to be more “democratic” about it. Sometimes you have to centralize, double down and focus all resources in a certain field/branch to achieve progress Why did I write that? The point I’m trying to make is that building within such a rapidly changing world as crypto forces you to diversify risks tremendously. Big players don’t go full in because they can spend 5 years on tech no one will remember due to its irrelevancy, as the whole point for projects right now is attention management. It’s like startups “do or die” on max settings. You have to have small teams and be incredibly lean both in time and finances, your risk to reward ratio is almost maxxed out Another reason for decentralization sometimes slowing processes down is resources. Because money, also known as resources, loves to concentrate in hands of handful of entities (pun intended). And as I told you, crypto is not very friendly for them as of now. That's why when 'institutional investors' come in play, it's a good sign for the system, as it usually means money inflow. That's why you hear about ETFs, as this opens up a way for that movement direction and people expect graphs to turn green The initial progress here was possible due to thousands of very clever people that were fueled by pure enthusiasm. Not getting rich or living a healthy balanced life, just creating something that would reshape civilization. Now it’s a bit different, as we are trying to find gold in a gold rush and extract as much value as possible, but we’d better focus on improving shovels making process and build effective gold refineries. ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Decentralization - part 3 When you think of current finance system, you have multiple layers of services and products integrated in the whole process. You’ve got banks, financial organisations, governmental accounting structures, all of them more or less having access to your history of monetary operations. The biggest and the most influential entities running finance are controlled by government. The only private giants there are probably processors VISA/MC/STRIPE. But they don’t control your finance, they just make your transactions easier. The money is still numbers in banks In crypto the situation is contrary: supply control, monitoring, risk assessment, lending and staking, and all others things you can think of, are being run by mostly independent private entities with different local aims, but one global - progress and taking as much market share as they can, just capitalism at better wheels, as there are no gov participants here, even though they have external influence to some degree If you compare these two approaches through the optics of some project development, you can find that it’s harder to streamline certain idea in an independent system as crypto. There is no one who can force you to use a certain protocol or standard for moving money outside of their product, thus spreading all ecosystem efforts (time and money) This approach, I mean decentralization, allows for a very broad number of concurrent development options and emerging of tech “hype waves” outside of global tech bubble trends, so you actually test way more things along the way and the final product accepted by broader audience is more fault-proof. But this spread in tech width slows down cutting-edge development at scale, it’s not always best product that wins here More on that tomorrow ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Market never changes Market is like war, it never changes. It never changes in terms that most principles work as a clock, 24/7, month after month, year after year. During the euphoria weak hands are bringing in cash in the system, that is later being washed out by slight, or not so slight, market downwards movements. Whales dump on you on local tops and then take your crumbs to fill their mouths on local lows, making their bellies full Only had I decided to spend a weekend in a nice manner, saying my goodbyes to the summer, as we see the drop that I talked about before. I told you that we'll go lower at least once, but I don't want to be that 'I told you so' guy, as I'm not a foreseer. US macrodata came in not in a good fashion and painted market in slight shades of red. But we are used to it, right? We'll see how active markets will be in anticipation of the rate cuts, waiting for cash injection in the volatile assets, including crypto. And when Fed cuts small, there'll be blood on the streets again. Another opportunity to buy in, if you have any fiat/stables of course But market truly is like war, it never changes. Give me some reactions if you got the reference 😉 ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

DeCentralization - part 2 Once again I'm burdened by the potential development of the crypto sphere and how to build trustless finances, i.e. without relying on the central activities of some humongous 3rd parties. And today I'd like to mention cash and interesting place of it in the current and future financial system Currently cash is a form of money issued as bank notes by some central authority. Every currency has it's own authority - central bank - for cash emission. And history, especially the most recent one, tells us that this emission is very flexible, meaning that printing machine can be turned on at any moment, even when amount of goods and services produced doesn't force this new emission For crypto cash is an alternative route for physical money movement, when you don't want to engage with banks and any controlled organizations to move your capital when it doesn't have digital form on the chain. Unfortunately, you still can't buy most of the things in the world using crypto, so you gotta cash out eventually and use it. Cash is our partner right now, our bro that we like. Cash is king, huh? But what place will cash have when crypto takes over? It's still an equivalent of trust from a central parties that we are trying to escape. Will cash lose value and its' function at all? Or crypto protocols will have cash emission for their native tokens? Will we have green piece of paper as a physical exchange medium? Or will we get back to precious metals to get 'back to the roots'? Lots of interesting potential scenarios here, don't you think? ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

I feel something is off with this September, which only proves my belief that we might actually break the 'red September' pattern this time. We enter the month with significant decline, but there are no strong negative narratives that would support further move down Unless we see some swans on the crypto lake again, not the good ones, there are no real indicators for downwards market moves. Of course, it's not as simple as having a strong negative setting, there lots of factors and points of influence. But again, it's not only me who voices this opinion, and it comes from those who are not infamous for voicing 'bad' shouts. You might find whatever opinion analyzing this market, depending on the timeframe you use. But something just feels different this autumn, and this feeling is a strong one I've seen TA and WA experts almost giving up on the current market, as different timeframes tell them different pictures from the books they've read. I've seen both 'we are so back' and 'it's so over' sides of the meme sharing space in the timeline, both from shitposters and solid participants of our 'little' crypto world. No one knows where we are at , and exactly after moments like this sky clears Be ready for the sun, but don't forget your umbrella in case it rains a bit ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Breaking the pattern - part 2 It's actually interesting to see that it's not only me and few others expect something different this time from September. Even though we are still mostly sidelining with chops here and there, and have a classic early-September reds, lots of people expect some activity in the market this autumn, and rightfully so Justin Sun, who snatched the memes Thanos gauntlet and brought it from SOL to TRON, thinks that September will be phenomenal. Maybe it will be, for TRON and its ecosystem, as they have steady revenue inflow even when it seems that everyone else bleeds, and they only double-down on chain activity ETH have 0 ETF inflows, spend hundreds of millions a year to support core team and ethereum development, but ETH mainly follows the market without targeted hits. Maybe that's Vitalik's tweets and constant technological discussion involvement of his that makes people encouraged or the fact that so many new solutions are dependent on ETH infrastructure and we just don't simply react to news there as we used to. That shows some maturity that crypto needs Andrei Grachev (DWF) bullposts with emphasis on September. And overall, the amount of people expecting not so bad September as usual is big, at least in my informational circle. Will some of them be saddened? I think so. Even though this 58-60k range somewhat feels like a temporary home, I expect to have at least one shock before we enter what most of us are waiting for The summer is officially over, now it's time for so many people to get back in business an start doing something and actually move the market with those actions, as sidelining surely bores us crypto adrenaline junkies. Time for afk-ing is almost over, lads ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

DeCentralization Some food for thought coming into weekend: It's not a coincidence that I marked 'central' part in the word we all love. DeFi - oh, we love the idea of finances being decentralized, having custody of our own funds, even though there are downsides in responsibility shift that I've described couple of weeks ago. As crypto is meant to decentralize our operations, bringing trust mechanism from institutions to algorithms and technology, there is still a question, is technology we use decentralized? There is data that shows that lots of projects have majority of tokens in supply owned by a small number of wallets. It's true both for projects (like Polygon) and memes (like SHIB). For some situations it makes sense, especially when you use PoS mechanism, you just have to be a significant holder in order to validate blockchain transactions. For others? You can find why that happened, but it's not really necessary for tech, so it looks unhealthy The question arises nonetheless: are we really building something decentralized? Or are we just trying to create financial instruments without relying on governments and with no control from their 'hands' and 'eyes'? Do we bring control to people or just change public sector to private with no significant difference? And then if we do build decentralized products with healthy distribution, what happens when 'big boys' pull out? Take TON for example, where on the Durov's news lots of validators withdrew from the system and blockchain wasn't functional for couple of days. Now imagine what would happen to the ecosystem where much bigger players (%-wise) could leave. How do we ensure system scalability without relying on couple of more or less centralized entities? P.S. Decentralization is great, but everything has a price. Are we ready to pay it? ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Breaking the pattern September is usually a red month for crypto historically. And it feels like we are preparing for it once again, even though there are some catalyzers that might break the pattern. August was kind of boring, if we ignore that Monday at the beginning of the month and growth after Powell's conference speech Today we are expecting NVDA report, that should make an impact on stock market, and can move crypto respectively as well, as it is a spearheading company in technology sector. The next month should be much more active. We still have Durov's situation unresolved, even though some media outlets were too rash to report on his release based on the bad translation or pure incompetence, which is a good reminder that you need to double-check everything; I wrote on that when described work with narratives. It surely will have a serious effect at least on all TON-related tokens, and maybe on crypto in general if he is left in detention and in the process of further prosecution We'll also have Harris vs Trump debate on 10th of September, as part of presidential campaign. Expect to see market fluctuations on that news as well. Current narrative is that both parties should aim and fight for crypto-native users, with Trump being more active in usage of this sector, with recent NFT release (not the first one for his team) TOKEN2049 surely will have some interesting speeches and promises from different projects' founders, that can surge new energy into the markets And there is a good a chance that CZ will walk as a free man at the end of September, if he is not faced with new charges. And we all know how influential on our sphere this person is. His further plans might delay or advance incoming rally. I hope for the latter Lots of potentially bullish events are coming, we have to be informed and prepared to take action and make the leap, and break that stupid September tradition ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY

Freedom - part 2 Continuing on Durov's arrest and questions on freedom as promised. It actually raises other questions as well, like what's the right balance between full decentralization and having a leader that spearheads the development, what are the trade-offs of both scenarios But we'll focus on freedom part for now. Durov's case got loud, so that French President had to clarify the intent of his detainment and emphasize that it's not political in nature. Of course we'll never hear the real reason that triggered an investigation into Telegram's creator in July and his further arrest few days ago. And it doesn't matter for the general public to be honest What matters is the reminder, that there is no such thing as pure freedom if you exist in a society. Your freedom comes with obligations to preserve freedom of others, which includes being cooperative for 'the greater good'. In a truly free world we should mind our business, form communities when we are willing to and be free to do so without restrictions, no matter the intent on the 'good-bad' scale. But we don't live in such a perfect simulation, so we have to navigate our way around without relying on idealistic beliefs And crypto tries to bring that simulation to life at least in part. We aim to have our own complete custody over our funds, and we state that financial world should rely in its operation only on technology, not on will of others. Crypto quickly teaches you that you are the sole bearer of all that happens to you, you make your own choices: where to send your money and how, who to believe and support. Crypto surely makes you freer, both in your life view, and your financial operations Apart from financial world, technology can make lots of advancements in our public lives as well, making us all a bit freer step by step. It's for us to build the free world we want ➡️ bingx.com/partner/1 Trading 🔀 BingX In-app code - 1 CRYPTO | PERRY