The Million-Dollar Crypto Trap
A tempting offer nearly derailed his judgment
It's Not What You Think with Celinne Da Costa
Sep 17, 2026 · 1 hr 31 min · 15 segments
*For the leader who has made the money, still feels the squeeze every time it moves, and suspects the number was never the variable.* Ken Honda learned about money from his father from around the age…
Celine Da CostaHost
Gosh, you know, we were chatting before I hit record that I grew up in Italy and my mom's Brazilian and I spent 15 years living in the U.S. And so I've had...

the ability to really see what you're speaking about in very different cultures, you know, from having healthcare pretty much be free in Europe to coming to the US.

And it's like, you have to be employed so that you can have health insurance.

If you don't have health insurance, you're running this huge risk of incredible, huge, like astronomical medical bills.

And that's not even to talk about like university and how much that goes and how many friends that I know who graduated university with hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt.

And so I'm curious about the realistic diagnosis of why is this happening? What's the point of having this big rat race where we get plugged into the system non-consensually and now we're running around? spending more, making more to spend more to make more to spend more, and also being fed all of these belief systems, which maybe you can speak into of what we're made to believe we need to do and be to have money and what money actually means.

And I'm curious, like, who's doing this? Why are they doing it? And how do we get out?
And I think we'll probably come into a new era that money will mean something very different.
And also there's something more like intellectual property or like say revenue from real estate and other things.
So there's this, you know, already it's proven that money is making more money than the people exchanging their lives.
You know, it was like a few hundred years ago, there's a king or dictator, and then there are no rules.
And we are living in a better world, but not quite as well because we used to be the slaves and we had no rights.

Gosh, you know, we were chatting before I hit record that I grew up in Italy and my mom's Brazilian and I spent 15 years living in the U.S. And so I've had...

the ability to really see what you're speaking about in very different cultures, you know, from having healthcare pretty much be free in Europe to coming to the US.

And it's like, you have to be employed so that you can have health insurance.

If you don't have health insurance, you're running this huge risk of incredible, huge, like astronomical medical bills.

And that's not even to talk about like university and how much that goes and how many friends that I know who graduated university with hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt.

And so I'm curious about the realistic diagnosis of why is this happening? What's the point of having this big rat race where we get plugged into the system non-consensually and now we're running around? spending more, making more to spend more to make more to spend more, and also being fed all of these belief systems, which maybe you can speak into of what we're made to believe we need to do and be to have money and what money actually means.

And I'm curious, like, who's doing this? Why are they doing it? And how do we get out?
And I think we'll probably come into a new era that money will mean something very different.
And also there's something more like intellectual property or like say revenue from real estate and other things.
So there's this, you know, already it's proven that money is making more money than the people exchanging their lives.
You know, it was like a few hundred years ago, there's a king or dictator, and then there are no rules.
And we are living in a better world, but not quite as well because we used to be the slaves and we had no rights.
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