Every trader is playing a different game. ⚔️
Pick your class carefully:
The Scalper ⚡️
Fast entries. Fast exits. Lives on execution.
The Sniper 🎯
Waits for one clean setup. No setup, no trade.
The Swing Trader 🌊
Catches bigger moves. Needs patience and wider risk.
The Analyst 🧠
Reads the market well, but can overthink entries.
The Gambler 🎰
No plan. No invalidation. Just vibes. 😆
The mistake?
Trading like one class while thinking like another.
Know your style.
Build around it.
Then get better at your game. 💪
MEDIA STATEMENT, 30 June 2026
Lex Libertas launches ‘Stop Crypto Control’ campaign against sweeping new state powers
PRETORIA – Lex Libertas has launched the Stop Crypto Control campaign after submitting a detailed legal opinion to the National Treasury highlighting serious constitutional concerns relating to the Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations, 2026.
The think tank and advocacy group has identified several concerns with the proposed regulations, including:
1. Excessive executive discretion: The regulations would grant the Minister of Finance and National Treasury very broad and poorly defined powers to make decisions without sufficient parliamentary oversight.
2. Legal uncertainty: The regulations rely heavily on undisclosed thresholds and future determinations that have not been published, making it impossible for citizens and businesses to know the rules in advance.
3. Interference with property rights: The regulations include provisions that could compel individuals to sell lawfully acquired crypto assets in certain circumstances.
4. Threat to self-custody: The regulations fail to distinguish adequately between crypto assets held on exchanges and those held privately in self-custody wallets.
5. Lack of proportionality: The regulations go far beyond ordinary capital-flow management or anti-money-laundering measures and move into direct control over private property.
6. Risk of mission creep: The regulations would create infrastructure that could be used to expand unjustifiable state control over financial assets in future.
Dr Ernst Roets, executive director of Lex Libertas, said lawfully acquired crypto assets constitute private property and should enjoy the same basic protection as other forms of property.
‘The state should not have the power to arbitrarily restrict, control or compel the sale of citizens’ assets. This is not reasonable regulation. It is a dangerous expansion of state power over private property and personal financial decisions,’ Roets said.
Lex Libertas has submitted formal comments on the proposed regulations, supported by a detailed legal opinion, and has called on National Treasury to withdraw the regulations in their current form.
The organisation has also opened a public petition and urges everyone concerned about property rights, financial freedom and growing state control to add their voices.
The campaign forms part of Lex Libertas’ broader work to defend basic freedoms, property rights and decentralisation against the continued expansion of centralised government control.
Lex Libertas is a think tank and advocacy group working towards a viable political dispensation in South Africa, based on the principles of freedom, decentralisation and self-governance.
To join the Lex Libertas media mailing list, contact: [email protected].
Statement issued by:
Dr Ernst Roets
Executive Director
Lex Libertas
Cross-border money transfers to and within Africa are among the most expensive in the world.
According to World Bank Remittance Prices Worldwide data, the average cost of sending $200 to the region stood at approximately 8.4% in recent quarters, compared with a global average of around 6.2%.
Costs vary sharply by corridor and amount. Intra-African routes often prove particularly expensive. For example, the Tanzania to Uganda corridor has recorded average costs as high as 61% in some periods, while sending money from Senegal to Mali has averaged around 25.7%.
What do you think are the main reasons it’s so difficult to move money to and across Sub-Saharan Africa, and what needs to happen to change this?
The streets of Paris should currently be filled with white French speaking men wearing PSG football shirts and toasting glasses of wine in the numerous cafes that line the streets.
Instead it’s full of Africans setting fire to everything.
@visegrad24 Why is the world becoming more like Africa when Africa is meant to becoming more like the rest of the civil world? 🌎 this is way worse for the planet than climate change
Gary Gensler and the “Anti-Crypto Army” nearly DESTROYED the American Crypto Industry by driving Bitcoin, Crypto Perpetuals, and INNOVATION offshore, but “TRUMP” SAVED IT. America is now the CRYPTO CAPITAL of the WORLD, and Builders and Entrepreneurs are coming BACK to the United States where they belong. Under my Leadership, we will codify a FUTURE-PROOF Digital Asset Market Structure that cannot be undone by the Crypto Haters. The new Frontier of Finance is being Built in America, and “TRUMP” will NEVER let Crypto down! President DONALD J. TRUMP
( TruthSocial: May 27 2026, 6:42 PM ET )