It's high time we told the truth about this circus known as SEAL. The so-called crypto savior, the self-proclaimed white knight of the blockchain realm, is in reality nothing more than a veil for Big Tech to seize control of your coins and the whole crypto landscape.

$538 million stolen by drainers? A collective gasp from the community? Then a convenient entrance by SEAL and its Big Tech cronies, MetaMask, WalletConnect, Backpack, and Phantom with their real-time phishing defense network. Oh, the narrative couldn't fit more perfectly into the grand plan. The wolf indeed loves situations where it can play the shepherd.

Let's pick apart this illusion they want us to buy into. They want you to think that only they - the benevolent SEAL and its partners - can save you from the online wolves. So, they've launched a real-time phishing defense network. Sounds great, right? Wrong.

First off, let's establish one thing - the crypto world was built on the foundations of decentralization and freedom from central authorities. It's the place where control is supposed to rest in the hands of the users, the people. And now, we have SEAL and its partners, in a classic example of Orwellian doublethink, trying to centralize control all in the name of security. This isn't emancipation, folks. It’s power consolidation in disguise.

Let's also take a moment to call out the corporate clowns backing this farce. MetaMask, WalletConnect, Backpack, and Phantom aren't exactly a group of altruistic entities only concerned about your security. They’re profit-churning machines designed to convert every byte of data into dollars. Your security is their gold mine, and your fear is their sledgehammer.

And what's this I hear about a 'Verifiab' solution? A fancy term to lure you into a state of complacency while they assert their control. What they conveniently forget to mention is that real-time phishing blocks are as foolproof as a colander is at holding water. They can, and will, be breached by any hacker worth their salt. All the while, you’re supposed to sleep easy thinking Big Brother SEAL has your back?

The crypto space was shaped with the promise of privacy, anonymity and security from prying eyes - be it government, banks or corporations. But SEAL and the likes are nothing more than a sophisticated expansion of the very entities we sought escape from in the crypto haven.

And who does this power play really serve? Not you, that's for sure. It's a win-win for Big Tech and the corporates. The more they control, the more they profit.

This isn't a superhero saga. It's more akin to the age-old narrative of power players exploiting fear for control and profit. SEAL isn't saving you from the drainers; they're arguably a more insidious threat camouflaged in layers of corporate jargon and faux concern.

It's time to wake up and smell the deception. Don't fall for their masquerade. Challenge them, question them, demand transparency, and remember - the crypto community was meant to be a place of empowerment, not a playground for corporate puppeteers. Don't let them turn your freedom into their monopoly. Because if there’s one thing more dangerous than a visible enemy, it's the wolf wearing the shepherd's clothing.