Depending on the food, it's better not to know how to do it!

Do you know when you enter a restaurant with typical dishes, ask for exotic, delicious food, only to know later that it is something, in the traditional concept, not palatable? These situations are common in life as well as strange.Often they are cultural issues, such as eating ox testicles - common in Spain, other times they are sanitary, such as eating cockroaches or shackles - common in Asia, other times the barriers are just internal psychological barriers, inherent to every human being.But, on the other hand, knowing what some food is made of can be the difference between life and death, as for those who are allergic to pepper or seafood.Eating is one of the best satisfactions in life - not only because you need it, but because, depending on the food, the sensory, smell, taste and visual experience of a particular dish is simply amazing! There is no mention of a glamorous dish, it can be that very well-made hamburger or that pizza with a varied and elaborate filling.It depends, of course, on the taste of each one.For cryptocurrencies, almost the same thing happens: there are people who buy a certain currency by name, by symbol, by color, by what they represent. Neither are they concerned with valorization or not.NFT, come on, because they are art. And then, when acquiring, or making part of this trade, this or that artist or author is being valued.But it's surprising that many investors "buy" cryptocurrencies like someone buying one of stickers.In fact, many harmful tokens make use of exactly this appeal to monetize themselves. They appeal to life, to suicide prevention, to fluffy animals, to various causes, to save whales or forests!!!When the investor puts his money there, these tokens promise to send x% to a fund, to a share, to distribute to the poor of the land, anything.Note that, 10, 15 days later, something happens, a patron left, a big investor took everything, finally, for any excuse, always with a lot of "heaviness in his heart" or "regrets in his eyes" the token is frozen or closed, in the promise of a refund that will almost never occur, because the page disappears with it.When Satoshi created bitcoin, he argued in the famous article that bitvoin would be the salvation of the financial world by not having to depend on the reliability of governments, nations, commodities and/or corporate assets.He puts his faith in cryptocurrency because, according to him, bitcoin does not depend on people, only algorithms and blockchain technology!After 12 years, bitcoin became a power, raised puppies, made history in the world. It launched ehtereum as a future electronic commerce solution and, with smart contracts, raised cryptocurrencies with the necessary security to be absorbed, with open arms, by all those who want to transform the digital into real: to buy real things with bitcoin and other currencies , anywhere in the world, with the security between seller and buyer necessary to close large deals.The degree of reliability, however, has suffered from ax blows: various SCAMs, monetary blows, impossible fees and withdrawal limits that are not profitable for investors.Profit, at all costs, has taken space and money from many unsuspecting investors who think they will be rich in one day, because they "feel" that today will be their day.Regulatory bodies on all continents have been adjusting their legislation to support cryptocurrencies. And this is good!However, regulation could be used to bureaucratize digital freedom to the point that investing in cryptocurrencies will be more painful than eating something you don't like!It is up to the investor, to you dear reader who invests in cryptocurrencies, not to feed the speculative monsters.In this game of lose-lose nobody wins, not even the people who legitimately made profits in the operations.If the financial market is premised on free self-regulation, then the same self-regulation criterion should be adopted for cryptocurrencies.While that doesn't happen, if you like some exotic food dish, believe me, it's better not to see how it's done!