Dinero fácil: Las criptomonedas, el capitalismo de casino y la era dorada del fraude

The book delves into some of the most notorious crypto frauds, but I wonder what made the author choose this angle to explore the broader financial landscape.

The book highlights how systemic and widespread these schemes are, which made me question whether regulation is enough or if there's a deeper flaw in the system.

Balancing detailed case studies with broader economic analysis can be tricky, so I'm curious whether this approach was planned from the start or evolved during research.