When crypto becomes a weapon, even sanctions turn into a sieve.
🕵️ What happened
Americans slammed the door and imposed sanctions against the 'Kremlin coin' A7A5.
It seemed like the end of the story. But no — the token took it upon itself to self-destruct, after which it was reborn like a phoenix.
More than 80% of the coins were burned and reissued. Voila — the 'dirty' transactions were erased like a school record on a board.
And guess what? $6 billion is once again swirling in wallets as if nothing happened.
💸 Sanctions? What sanctions?
The USA pointed a finger, but in the blockchain world, the finger drowns in code.
“Don’t go here, it’s not allowed!” — say Washington and Brussels.
And the token replies: “Well, I’m already different! I’m clean, fresh, without past sins.”
🔥The sanctions of the 21st century resemble an old door with a lock that can be opened with a paperclip.
Crypto showed its teeth: if before it bypassed banks, now it bypasses entire states.
The USA wanted to strike at crypto — but ended up with a meme: ‘You can’t do anything to me, I’ve rebooted!’
If entire governments cannot stop a digital coin, what remains for an ordinary investor?
The main lesson is simple: there are no saints in crypto.
Today the token smiles at you from the showcase — tomorrow it will become part of a geopolitical game, where your money is just a bargaining chip.
