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My thoughts on why I'm doing what I'm doing

Can Cardano (ADA) become the blockchain that bridges the gap between developing economies and decentralized finance? Its academic, methodical approach often draws criticism in a fast-paced crypto world, but could that same discipline attract enterprise adoption and long-term scalability? Is ADA playing the long game... or missing the moment, what do you guys think? I been adding slowly into my portfolio vetting as a long term option.

Hey all, My entire life I have been extremely debt averse. I chose to go to state college because I didn't want to take out much in student loans. When I bought my car I paid it off in 4 months. I financed a new furnace/AC unit and did a 12 month no interest loan that I paid off in 5 months. I have never paid a cent of credit card debt. Besides my mortgage, I only have about $8,000 in debt (all student loans still). I have always been extremely tight knit with my finances, which is funny because if you saw my portfolio I would be considered super high risk lol. It seems to have worked so far, but I am also wondering if this is the right way to do things? Phrased another way... What are the benefits and drawbacks to my debt averse approach? Am I missing something? Thanks in advance for any insights!!

This is the simplest explanation of bitcoin's network I have ever come across.