Erlinda Guild

SpaceX is prepping for the biggest IPO in history — valued at $1.75 trillion. That's more than the GDP of Spain and the Netherlands combined. And there's one detail you shouldn't overlook: they've never published their audited accounts.
They're asking you to trust a number that no one can verify.
The case of Milei's Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, investigated for alleged illicit enrichment, is exactly the opposite — but the same problem. It wasn't SpaceX that chose not to show the numbers. It was a public official who decided not to declare what they had.

The case of the Chief of Staff of Milei, Manuel Adorni, investigated for alleged illicit enrichment, opened a debate that goes far beyond politics: Argentine justice used over 20 exchanges as sources of evidence. Binance, Ripio, Lemon, Satoshi Tango — all provided information. This is not a critique of these platforms — on the contrary. An exchange that complies with regulation is a serious exchange. Binance operates in Argentina under CNV registration precisely because it chose transparency over opacity.

We're all #inversores . We've all heard about crypto, ETFs, stocks, stablecoins, and we think using certain instruments is just investing, and nothing could be further from the truth. There's a preliminary question that almost nobody asks:
Do you really know where your money is today and what it's doing while you're not using it?
In Argentina, there are at least 6 different types of digital financial platforms coexisting today. Most people use them interchangeably, without understanding what each one is, who regulates them, what happens to their funds if something goes wrong, and — most importantly — how much money they're losing by not grasping the difference.

The real cost of the "first BTC-backed credit card" in Argentina.
Lemon launched what they call the first credit card backed by #Bitcoin in Argentina. The marketing screams freedom, decentralization, future. The numbers tell a different story.
🔴 The "Digital Pawn"
This isn't a traditional credit card. It's a collateral loan: you put your BTC as collateral, they assume ZERO risk. If you don't pay, they liquidate your sats on the spot.
And how much do they charge for that? A CFT that exceeds 100% TNA according to their own legal terms. In a classic brokerage collateral, with the same guarantee scheme, the rate hovers around 25% TNA.

Many are celebrating the arrival of real-time charts on X, but as value investors, we need to look under the rug. 🧉 While the market waits for the #FedRatesUnchanged to catch a breather, security remains the weak point.
Here are 3 points that holders of $BTC , $ETH , and $HBAR need to know:
1. Misleading validation: Now any token can show up with an "official" chart on X. After the #AftermathFinanceBreach , we know that the appearance of legitimacy is the scammers' favorite tool.
2. The partner under scrutiny: Wealthsimple has a history of leaking sensitive data. Don't let your info contribute to the stats of #CertiKSaysAprilCryptoHackLossesHit650M .

I researched this in real-time on 26/04/2026 with help from Claude (Anthropic AI) who verified each source independently.
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