This is like a reaction to the issue of identity clarity. Where something must have clarity. Don't be gray—if it's light, it's light, not dark, and if it's dark, it's dark, not light. So it's clear—don't say it can be dim. If it's dim, it's the last resort before it dies.

Yes, this is like crypto, whose realm has become gray. No longer light or dark, but a shade of gray, not colorful. And the biggest problem isn’t that crypto has become gray, but that those who choose crypto have made it gray. For them, this is a comfort zone, and the gray zone is the safest zone. But it’s not safe; it’s actually sinking.

The realm of deception revolves around humanity’s primary concern: money. Again, it’s all about money, and anyone who claims they don’t need money is being naive in this age of instant gratification. People create AI hoping to make money from it, let alone just selling fried cassava.

And this issue is becoming increasingly complex yet clear: why does cryptocurrency lack clarity regarding its primary purpose? Because it’s not easy to establish clarity so quickly when it comes to money. Take a small example: someone is willing to kill another person over a small amount of money that doesn’t even make sense when you think about it logically. This is the power of the Dajjal in the form of paper and coins, both physical and non-physical, known as money.

So, if anyone wants to see what the Dajjal is, just look at everything called money. It easily changes human nature into various forms of character that live in this world.