As technology advances, so does an ever-increasing mesh of control over the citizen. The famous deep web, for example, does not exist except in response to increasing state surveillance.

The term marginal, in its origin, classifies everyone who is outside of society, not necessarily on the edge of the law, but on the edge of civilization. similarly, they are the villages, which, being around the castle walls, were the first things to be scavenged and burned and the first defense, in the form of rubble and the slowness of the troops who wanted to invade the castle.

In the countercense of this example, it was the villages that generated food, money and, often by conscription, the soldiers who defended the castle walls.

Losing the towns was, for the most part, just delaying the fall of the castle.

Every marginal person, in the broadest sense of society, tries, by whatever means, to try to enter society, or at least survive. You have to think that, for this, these people end up infringing law 0 because society does not offer new possibilities!

In 1949, George Orwell, pseudonym of Eric Arthur Blair, an English writer with socialist convictions, writes that the future - watching Stalin's Russia - would be grim: The state controlling the citizen, for its own safety, and watching over society in general for keep peace and order, in book 1984.

The term "the big brother" is born out of this book. In the book, bigo brother leads Oceania and rules a dystopian society, eternally at war with two other factions that ruled the world at that time.

The protagonist, who is born within the government, begins to question government negotiations: Winston Smith works in the sector of rewriting historical records. This sector is responsible for maintaining the appropriate history for the state and guaranteeing punishment for those who deviate from the safe path.

It gets worse when he finds Julia. He falls in love and starts breaking rules himself. As the book progresses, it becomes clear that state interference is total in the lives of citizens and that elites interfere in this machinery to live well.

In the end, captured, he is taken to the visual re-education rooms until he is convinced that the state was right, through visual brainwashing. Finally, the book demonstrates that Smith was already at the stage of reeducation - on the brink of death - when they tried to save him. The reader is left wondering whether the ending was real, or is it part of raising Smith's hope and keeping him alive by being re-educated.

The heavy atmosphere of this book demonstrates, at all times, that the protagonist is being watched. Always, always and always.

This sensation even passes to the reader, who often feels the very agony of surveillance that Smith himself feels.

Let's go to the parallels: in today's society we are always being watched for our own protection.

As in the book, there are certain historical denials, repression for the different and a massification of common thinking!

Privacy has become an illusion, since your data is traded for large networks - the real virtual gold mines, in order to offer you a better product on the net (as if you didn't know what you want and, worse, when you want! )

But with all this vigilance, the question comes: when it comes to fraud, fake DefIs, tokens that only serve to monetize those who created them, wallets that never let you transfer money or manipulation of exchange values ​​between the main cryptocurrencies and national currencies, where is this surveillance?

Make no mistake who thinks the system is not watched. The shift from http to https, for example, is a reflection of this: for protection, almost all serious sites are https.

By the way, this is the first tip for trading within the cryptocurrency environment: make sure the site accepts https!

Bitcoin, with all its blockchain, reception and transmission security, electronic receipt, does not prevent, at mine level, these are attacked and stolen. It does not prevent bitcoins from being diverted to a false contract and the investor losing everything that was invested.

The nominal non-tracking system itself allows for this! And the forgers know it!

Binance, although I don't like it, has detection systems by binance smart chain. A trust Wallet too, and a few others!

But there is the question, bitcoin is also used as a currency to pay for illegal things! By the way, several crypto coins are created just for this purpose!

So the contradiction remains: anonymity, today causes harm, due to the lack of protection. Identification causes state pressure on steps and movement restrictions, whether digital or real.

When you trade bitcoins, with hidden fees, you don't know where this money will be used....it could be to finance a new 11th of September!

The greater the promise of gain, the greater the risks taken, but ultimately, it also means risking the reality you live in for a handful of gain!

National forays into the regulation and identification of cryptocurrency processes may even bring security....but how much will it interfere with earnings? how much will it interfere, how much can it be invested or how?

As in 1984, the book, the question remains: how many meshes of control are they putting on the citizen to create the illusion of freedom and easy gain?

Bitcoin is the current prey, that crack in the glass that allows fresh air to enter the room!

Which opportunities in this digital financial market are real and how many are just for you to lose and lose in order to try, as an illusion, to win in the next one?

Watch out for Big Brother trying to protect you!

Watch out for the stranger trying to defend you!

Knowledge, and only it, is liberation and allows you to understand the world around you!

2 + 2 = 5? This is all equal but different....and is all different, but as same! You know?