We are standing at the precipice of arguably the most profoundly groundbreaking era of technology that humanity has ever seen. We are living in the future of the new financial system, person-to-person commerce at a global scale like never before, and every day new builds — innovations that redefine what it means to participate in a global economy.

It is easy to get lost in the noise — focusing on firing someone, electing another, or indulging in the petty revenge politics that have become all too common if only because we are disappointed with the options this election year. But we need to elevate our gaze.

Leaders today hold an immense responsibility, not just to avoid obstructing the advancement of technology, business, and commerce, but to actively nourish and push it forward. The future isn’t just about stopping those who would halt progress in its tracks; it's about placing in power those who understand the magnitude of this moment and are willing to put their money, influence, and educational resources behind it. The stakes are enormous. We are dealing with the most vibrant growth in technology humanity has ever seen, and the future of this innovation hinges on the leaders we empower today.

This is about more than just holding someone accountable; this is about changing the trajectory of our society. It’s about ensuring that those in power are not just neutral players, but active champions for progress. We cannot afford leaders who stand in the way of innovation. We need visionaries who see beyond their term limits and beyond their personal gain. We need leaders who are committed to fostering an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive, where the best ideas win, and where every individual has a financial option that works for them.

The empowerment of those who will propel us forward is a .step toward a culture where technology and innovation are actively supported by those we elect to lead.

Let’s demand better. Let’s advocate for leaders who are not afraid for more than just their own friends to be rich. The future is too important to leave in the hands of those who don’t have a use case to believe in it.

Call to Action: If you believe in the power of technology to transform our world for the better, now is the time to act. Advocate for leaders who will support innovation, and let your voice be heard in the demand for a future where progress is invested in, and heralded. Use your vote, your voice, and your influence to ensure that you elect those who are loudly ready to embrace the future of commerce and technology, not repress, withhold it or fear it. The time for change is now.

The Dilemma

Choosing Between Two Undesirables

As we approach another pivotal election, it’s impossible to ignore the profound disappointment that so many of us feel when considering the choices before us. In a time when we could soar to new all time highs of commerce and innovation with leaders who genuinely care about serving the people, we find ourselves choosing between two candidates who seem to fall comically short of the mark in understanding the potential for a United States that embraces cryptocurrency without attempting to handicap it with archaic self-serving information farming practices. As we stare with bleeding eyes between these two U.S. presidential candidates wanting neither yet being forced to choose one as a lesser evil than to abstain from participating at all, we pause.

This election year stands as a stark reminder of the failures of our political system and the attitudes of the majority that fuel the machine. It is, without question, the most disheartening display of choices I have ever witnessed in my lifetime. And yet, while it pains me deeply to have to choose between these regressive candidates, I recognize that not voting at all is not a respectable option.

Abstaining from the vote may feel like a protest, but in reality, it is a surrender—a relinquishment of the liminal power we hold in this flawed system.

At the very least, we must acknowledge that we have the option to choose the candidate woth the most viable promise to align with most of our must-haves. Yes, the downfall is that the candidate who seems to align most closely with our advocacy for cryptocurrency policies has a history of despicable attitudes. However, as imperfect as this choice is, it is still a choice that holds significance if your primary concern is financial freedom for Americans at the forefront of financial technology. It is important to choose the candidate that represents most of your personal advocacy for policies and issues that affect your personal ability to thrive in our global economy because, at the end of the day, the policies we pass is what matters most—not one candidate’s personal life, poor discernment in social situations or another candidate’s shining qualifications and affable personality.

We must resist the urge to fall into analysis paralysis, or peevishly abstain from voting. It is all too easy to become so dissatisfied with both candidates that we do nothing at all, paralyzed by the lack of good options.

But just as we want these candidates to step up to the plate, as American citizens, we must also do the same. We must make these difficult decisions, even when the choices are between bad and worse.

It’s not about choosing the perfect candidate—it’s about choosing the one who will do the job with the least amount of damage to the values and policies we hold dear.

In the end, each of our votes is not just a reflection of our approval or disapproval of a candidate—it is a reflection of our commitment to the process and our determination to be heard, even when the options are far from ideal. So let us step up, make the hard decisions, and continue to loudly appropriately advocate for a future where politicians understand the assignment.

As we stand at this crossroads, it’s crucial to remember that our votes carry weight beyond the immediate choice of a candidate. They represent our collective voice and our unwavering belief in a future where innovation, financial freedom, and technological advancement are not just possible but inevitable.

For those of us who champion cryptocurrency, blockchain, and the transformative potential they hold, this election is about more than just navigating the lesser of three undesirables. It’s about securing a future where our elected representatives understand, at a high level, these technologies, achieving a level of education where they can authentically embrace the possibilities and pioneer during their office term to create an environment that fosters growth of our nation, rather than stifle it, sending our best and brightest denizens overseas to thrive and fatten economies elsewhere.

We can command with our attention and our votes that our elected officials not only refrain from obstructing progress but also actively support the decentralized financial systems that empower individuals and we must not tolerate attempts by any faction to establish barriers to our rights as Americans to "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness”.

We achieve the next level in greatness by advocating for U.S. leaders who recognize that the future of finance lies in our willingness to retire old paradigms, and embrace this truth: the power of cryptocurrency is its sovereignty.

This is our moment to ensure that the policies and values we hold dear are safeguarded, even in the face of less-than-ideal candidate choices. It’s our responsibility to vote not just for today but for the future we know is possible—a future where politicians understand their assignment and work alongside us to build a world where technology serves the people, and where financial freedom is not just a privilege but a right for all.