Argentina has a legacy of cryptocurrency adoption, and it's no mystery why. Cryptocurrencies aren’t adopted because everything is perfect but because things are falling apart—when trust in government and currency erodes, people start looking for alternatives. It's similar to early 20th-century Europe, where political systems were reimagined as people moved away from traditional governance structures.

Today, we're at another global inflection point. The effects of globalization have led to a growing divide—those who have are thriving, while those without are struggling with inflation and a sense of disillusionment. In the U.S., for instance, older generations often criticize Gen Z for their lack of motivation, but the reality is that things have changed. Decades ago, a high school graduate could afford…