@ramonoropeza 21 October 2025

Declaration of Honesty: A Commitment to Life, Dreams, and BCH. Greetings to all the BCashers who have been reading and following me for so long. Today, October 20th, I want to thank each and every one of you who have supported me, both morally and financially. You have not only helped me through the most difficult times but also helped me pursue my dreams and improve my family's life. I have experienced many things in recent years, trying time and again to rebuild my life and that of my family, pursuing my dreams in a country full of obstacles but also great opportunities. I am not only deeply grateful but also deeply indebted to you for creating and spreading the Bitcoin Cash message. I have been into Bitcoin Cash practically since its inception. My first Satoshis were earned on YOURS, along with the Steemit platform and my job as a chef. I was able to pay for part of my studies as a professional chef. Then, from Honest Cash, I started creating a campaign to make my dream of a small bakery come true, taking advantage of the pandemic. That's how I got support to buy an oven and three trays to start. During this same time, I got something more thanks to the Uniswap airdrop. I was able to buy my home refrigerator (I hadn't had one for 5 years) and buy more utensils for the bakery. At this point, I wanted to boost my small bakery with Bitcoin Cash. The idea was to create an SLP token to reward my customers and, through gamification, promote the adoption of Bitcoin Cash and, little by little, grow the local community. This small project had a big twist: I was contacted by a BCasher from my city to tell me that someone believed in me and the potential of the project, and especially in the bakery. I was offered the idea of ​​starting a larger business, which was financed by this person and managed by the BCasher and partner. Unfortunately, he wasn't very good at managing the business, and there were many bad decisions and strategies that quickly led to the closure of that business. My bakery also suffered, since at the time all my production was for this new project. This person is now a great friend to whom I am very grateful and indebted for everything he did for me. After the closure, it took a couple of months for me to restart the bakery from my home. At this point, the market had changed. The pandemic had passed, and the country was entering a brief economic recovery, which caused many bakeries that had closed or deteriorated their breads during the pandemic to return to the market. This new reality was a huge blow for me. I also had many problems with my mother's old car. Until I finally decided to change my path and postpone the dream of my bakery. My experience in the digital world made me realize the opportunities available in Venezuela. The underlying idea was to find an online job that would allow me to earn a better income. During this time, thanks to this friend, I was able to buy a laptop and begin studying digital marketing. However, this was halted by a serious car accident in which I was severely injured. Until very recently, I've still been struggling from that episode. All of this ultimately caused me to lose everything I had achieved through my own merit and with the help of the BCH community. A few months ago, I even lost my computer in a minor water accident. My mother's car is even more damaged than before. During all this time, I've been surviving with low-paying jobs. At the same time, I endured all of this with a profound depression that didn't allow me to try to get ahead again. My self-esteem has been at rock bottom, and only with time and a lot of reflection on life itself have I been able to overcome it. I truly feel like I can achieve many things for myself and for others. Today, more than ever, I need to move forward for my mother, who was diagnosed with cataracts in both eyes and whose vision deteriorates a little more with each passing day. It breaks my heart to see her like this and it makes me feel helpless not having any way to help her. That's why it's imperative for me to find a new path now, one that will allow me to help my mother and anyone else who needs it. I remain firm in my belief that I can carry out the Cryptobakery project, which I've been trying to secure funding for months. The plan is clear with its objectives and methods, and I've always wanted to be able to spread the Bitcoin Cash message even more powerfully. For my mother's surgery, I must raise at least $3,500 to operate on both eyes and cover her medical expenses. And while it's not a matter of life or death, it is a matter of her quality of life, and even mine. I can't allow her to be left without vision. What's truly urgent is my mother's surgery. If I can count on your support, the first step is to complete the operation and recovery. Then, I could continue with the Cryptobakery project and thus create the largest Spanish-speaking community for BCH This is The Cryptobakery Project: https://read.cash/@ramonoropeza/cryptobakery-simple-bch-in-spanish-and-for-everyone-support-me-to-get-it-fundaraising-acbb0ae1