I am not lying. Go search how much money organized crime moved with cryptos vs the average people, here are some:

The benefits for the people.

"Regulatory data indicates that 70% to 89% of small investors lose money within a year, and fewer than 1% achieve sustained profits. In a sample of over 450,000 traders, more than 260,000 were in loss, 170,000 broke even, and only 254 people made more than $10,000. Profit is extraordinarily concentrated: in one analysis, 1.7% of wallets captured 90.2% of all gains." (https://www.okx.com/es-ar/orbit/insight/90708903152544#1)

A study by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) found that 73% of users who downloaded crypto apps lost money. (https://www.bis.org/publications/bulletin-69-crypto-shocks-and-retail-losses.pdf)

For people in developing economies, stablecoins offer faster, cheaper remittances and a lifeline for the unbanked. This is a meaningful, practical benefit, but it is a utility gain (saving on transfer fees, accessing dollars), not a transformation of the average person's economic standing.

Now enter organized crime.

Illicit crypto addresses received at least $154 billion in 2025, a 162% year-over-year increase, driven largely by a 694% surge in value received by sanctioned entities. Estimates of total illicit flows laundered through crypto run to $350 billion. (https://www.chainalysis.com/blog/2026-crypto-crime-report-introduction/?_hsmi=69403978)

Stablecoins have become the preferred criminal vehicle. The FATF reports that stablecoins accounted for 84% of the $154 billion illicit volume in 2025, surpassing Bitcoin as the top asset for cybercrime. State-linked groups like North Korea's Lazarus Group use them to launder ransomware proceeds and evade sanctions.

The consequences are geopolitical, not just financial. North Korea has "industrialized" crypto theft, with estimates suggesting stolen crypto funds cover around 40% of its weapons development budget and roughly half of its foreign currency income. This is a level of strategic benefit no ordinary retail investor approaches. (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/30/how-crypto-hacking-funds-isolated-north-korea-nuclear-programme)

Conclusion.

The asymmetry lies in who can capture the value at scale. An ordinary person saves a few percent on a remittance. A criminal syndicate or a sanctioned state can move billions through the same rails with impunity, and the enforcement response recovers only a fraction: only about 27% of stolen or illegal assets are recovered, and a third of known cases never face legal action.

So the honest answer is that organized crime has been the more effective beneficiary of cryptos, even as ordinary people in specific circumstances derive real, tangible benefits from the same system. They are too small to even matter anymore.

Do you understand now? I cannot buy shit with cryptos here, and the hazzle to trade them is so fucking stupid, you have to find and trust in a random nobody to deposit you Mexican Pesos in your bank. It's garbage. Cryptos are fucking garbage that only empowered the worst people in the planet, and you helped them achieve that. You helped a bunch of murders and pedophiles to thrive more easily. Do you understand? You can still flip the table and turn everything around. You just were ignorant of this angle, of this information.

So, stop cocksucking and simping for cryptos. From now on, talk shit about them. Insult everyone who uses them. Tell them they are nothing but slaves of the Jeffrey Epstein Class, because that is what they are. They are benefiting those monsters and no one else. Fuck, even a moron like my cousin, who I deemed a smart brother for so long, ended supporting Trump just because he promised Bitcoin would rise in price. They are taking advantage of people's desperation. So many rug and pulls done by the worst human beings. Man. What a mess these things created, no joke.