Senator Lumis became the most steadfast supporter of cryptocurrency in Congress, and there is an unknown story behind it.

After her husband suddenly passed away, she found herself unable to withdraw her own funds from the bank. This sudden blow completely changed her perception of the traditional financial system — she realized that the "money" in bank accounts is essentially a promissory note, and true ownership of assets is not in her hands at all. Once the bank decides to freeze an account, no matter how much money is in it, it is essentially useless.

This experience is similar to what the Trump family once went through — both paid a price in their dealings with the banking system. It is these real and painful experiences that have made these politicians see the fragility and risks of centralized financial institutions.

There is a saying: explaining a principle a hundred times may not teach you, but often, only one incident is needed for you to understand completely. For Lumis, that incident of her account being frozen was that "one" moment.