In this episode, Mauricio shares his experiences with Bitcoin mining in Venezuela, highlighting the corruption and extortion faced by miners and why his family had to flee the country because of it.

He shares his experiences growing up in Venezuela during a time of hyperinflation, contrasting it with the more stable inflation seen in OECD countries. He explains the emotional and irrational nature of hyperinflation, detailing how it affects daily life, economic decisions, and the role of government and media in exacerbating the crisis.

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