Alexander Lorenzo argues that Christians shouldn't reject cryptocurrency as inherently sinful. He frames crypto involvement as a mission to claim the space for God's kingdom, rejecting fear-based criticism and acknowledging that bad actors and pump-and-dump schemes have poisoned the industry's reputation.
Some people literally think I'm evil because I'm in crypto. I had a conversation with this guy and we were debating about a certain subject, and then he started saying I was evil and I'm a contradiction because I'm a Christian but I'm in crypto. Let me get this really straight with you guys. I am not a pew-sitting Christian. I'm going to take crypto by force because I believe that God is within me. I transfer that belief into action and I move because I serve the Creator and he told me to take it. I have Dominion over this earth. See, a lot of Christians forget that they're citizens of heaven, and guess what? The floor is literally made of gold. Do you think God's worried about free digital money? Let me be very, very, very clear about this: fear is not an investment strategy. Fear is not a career choice. Fear is from the wrong side. Not the right side. So I'm not scared of a little bit of bad actors of crypto that take advantage to manipulate people and to finesse people for money. Instead, what I'd rather do is go in there the right way, take resources for the kingdom, use it to advance the kingdom of God, and shine his light within the digital spaces specifically. To be clear with you guys, there's a lot of Christian guys on social media. I'd rather place myself in literally the next infrastructure of the social media itself. We're far ahead. This is new territory. I'm taking it for the kingdom of God. I'm going to take a stake, put it in the ground, and on that flag is going to be the cross. I fully comprehend that the perception of crypto, because of how new it is and because of how these coins pump and dump, people think that it's evil. But I'm telling you right now, your unbelief, the fear, that's evil.
