The experience of Argentine encryption influencer Fernando Perez Algaba is truly lamentable. On the surface, he appears to be spending lavishly on social media, but in reality, he is deeply in debt—owing money to the tax authorities, having borrowed from the gang Barra Bravas, and facing other usurious loans. This guy attracted followers with a false persona of a luxurious lifestyle, while actually engaging in high-risk encryption investments, ultimately resulting in total loss. Ironically, by the time he was discovered, his body was already decomposed and packed in a suitcase (July 23, 2023, Buenos Aires Province).

This incident has sounded the alarm for us:

**1. The Traps of Social Media** - The luxury cars and villas you see on Instagram are 99% fake. Many influencers maintain their image through photo editing and rentals, while actually being heavily in debt.

**2. The Risks of Encryption Investment** - He was left with no way out due to losses from trading cryptocurrencies and borrowed money to pay off debts. How many people in this circle have been deceived by promises of high returns and ended up losing everything?

**3. Borrowing from loan sharks = playing with fire** - Borrowing money from the mob? This is not gambling, it's seeking death.

The story of Algaba reminds us: financial stability is much more important than social media image, and when it comes to encryption investments, one should act within their means and never overspend just to maintain an image. Many influencers may also be following down the same path.