Ever wonder why traditional finance feels like a rigged game? The current global financial system runs on endless debt cycles—central banks print money, commercial banks multiply it through fractional reserves, and everyday people end up carrying the burden through inflation and loans they'll spend decades repaying.

Here's the uncomfortable truth: most wealth isn't actually owned, it's borrowed. Your mortgage, your car loan, even government infrastructure—all built on borrowed capital with interest piling up. The system needs constant growth just to service existing debts, which means more borrowing, more inflation, more wealth transfer upward.

This is exactly why DeFi and crypto matter. Not because of price pumps or quick gains, but because they offer an alternative architecture. Transparent ledgers instead of opaque banking systems. Programmable money instead of arbitrary monetary policy. Peer-to-peer transactions instead of intermediaries taking cuts at every step.

The question isn't whether the traditional system is broken—it's whether enough people will realize there's actually a different way to structure finance. One where the rules can't be changed overnight by a handful of decision-makers.