12/ B22, $TRUMP, $LIBRA: same story every time. You're not an investor, you're exit liquidity for whoever launched it. Don't trade your vote, or your money, for a coin. Screenshot this, share it, and remember it the second you see "vote [number]" crypto show up in your feed.

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11/ Here's the tell to watch for: a coin stamped with a candidate's name or number, hyped by influencers, dressed up as charity, selling the dream that it moons if "your side" wins. If a token's only hope is more buyers and an election win, that's not investing, that's a con.

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10/ Why this matters here: Trump's White House has been openly running cover for Bolsonaro, tying tariffs to his son's criminal trial. That's not a coincidence, that's a working relationship. The same playbook, the same networks, could land on US soil before election day. Look for it and warn people

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9/ Three heads of state's orbits, same scam, three times running. Bolsonaro's camp with B22, Trump's own $TRUMP coin, Milei's $LIBRA. Different countries, same move: hype a coin tied to a leader, let insiders cash out early, leave regular people holding nothing.

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8/ It gets darker. A US court case alleges the $LIBRA promoter paid Milei's own sister to get access and push the launch. Insiders cashing out while regular buyers got rug-pulled isn't a side effect of these coins, it's often the entire business model.

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