“Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
Where have you been? It's alright we know where you've been...
What did you dream? It's alright we told you what to dream.”
— Pink Floyd, "Welcome to the Machine"
I look at the headlines from Davos... and I feel something: the more the global elites talk about 'protecting investors', the less freedom we have left🤷. Is it not time to get serious? The World Economic Forum this year is literally saturated with the theme of total control. On one hand, the recognition of crypto means growth in capitalization... On the other hand, there is a clear feeling that they are trying to push us into rigid frameworks where every step will be digitized and confirmed.
What worries me:
The death of anonymity: Under the guise of combating risks, regulators are promoting standards that make crypto simply an 'enhanced version' of the banking system.
Centralization through CBDC: The EAEU is actively lobbying for state digital currencies. Will this not be the end for true decentralized assets?
Licensing everything: If we soon need 'permission' for every action in DeFi, will it still make sense?
I advocate for a reasonable approach, but it is important to remain vigilant right now. While the market rejoices at the influx of institutional money, I wonder: could this price be too high? Regulation is inevitable, but that doesn't mean we have lost. For now, it only means that the rules of the game are changing, and the winner will be the one who adapts the fastest. Where to look. Hmm, we have things that are already adapted to the new rules. Well, almost😁:
$XRP : Following news of a potential banking license for Ripple in 2026, this asset is becoming the main 'gateway' between the old and new worlds.🐅
$XLM : Integration with Visa and a focus on cross-border payments make Stellar a favorite in the eyes of regulators.🐯
#Xrp🔥🔥 #Stellar #WEF2026 #CryptoRegulation
