What if a cryptocurrency wasn’t just numbers on a screen but something you could hold in your hand, spend at the store, and trust like your local bank? In a time when digital finance feels intimidating or out of reach, Naser Villanueva, Chairman and CEO of Hamilton Crescent Capital Management, is bringing something refreshingly real to the table. Capicoin is his answer to a simple but powerful question: How can we combine the best of old-school money with the benefits of modern blockchain?
We sat down with Naser to understand what makes Capicoin different — and why it just might be the future of how we save, spend, and invest.
What inspired you to create Capicoin?
The world is changing fast, and the way people manage money needs to evolve with it. But the truth is, most people either don’t trust cryptocurrency or don’t understand it. I wanted to fix that. Capicoin was born from the idea that we can take the safety and familiarity of traditional banking — physical coins, gold reserves, real value — and combine it with the speed and innovation of blockchain. It’s a financial system that works for everyone, not just tech insiders.
You talk about Capicoin as more than just digital money. What does that mean?
Exactly. We’re not just launching another token. We’re offering a complete financial ecosystem. Capicoin has a fixed number of digital tokens, so it doesn’t inflate like some currencies. But we’re also creating physical Capicoins — actual coins you can hold — made from mixed metals. Even more, we’re backing them with real gold and silver. That gives people confidence because they know their money is tied to something tangible. It’s digital money, but grounded in real-world value.
Let’s talk about the H Card. How does that work?
The H Card is a credit and ATM card that connects directly to your Capicoin balance. You can swipe it at stores, withdraw cash at an ATM — just like you would with a regular bank card. The difference? Behind the scenes, it’s powered by your Capicoin wallet. It’s our way of making crypto simple and useful. No need to sell tokens or use complicated apps. Just tap your card and go.
You’re also planning a Capicoin ETF. What is that, and why should people care?
An ETF, or exchange-traded fund, is something traditional investors use every day. Think of it as a basket of assets you can buy shares in — like a mutual fund, but traded on the stock market. We’re creating a Capicoin ETF so that people who aren’t comfortable with wallets or crypto platforms can still invest in the future of digital money. You’ll be able to buy it through your regular broker, like Schwab or Fidelity. It’s familiar, regulated, and easy to access — especially for people who want exposure to crypto without learning new tools.
What are CapiNFTs?
NFTs sound scary at first, but they’re actually pretty cool once you understand them. A CapiNFT is like a digital certificate that proves you own something — a piece of art, a collectible, even part of a building. Capicoin will let people create and trade these assets easily and securely. For example, you could own a share in a real estate property as a digital token, or buy and sell digital artwork without worrying about fraud. It’s another way we’re making financial tools smarter and more flexible.
This all sounds ambitious. What’s the biggest challenge you face?
The biggest one is trust. A lot of people have heard horror stories about crypto — scams, lost passwords, coins with no value. We’re doing everything differently. Capicoin is backed by real assets, tied to physical coins, and supported by a card you can use anywhere. We’re also working with regulators and financial partners to keep everything compliant and safe. It’s not about hype. It’s about creating something that lasts.
How do you plan to build that trust?
We’re doing it by being clear, transparent, and approachable.
Education is a big part of that — helping people understand what they’re buying and why it’s valuable. We’re also forming partnerships with banks, payment networks, and regulators. And finally, we’re keeping things simple. If someone wants to use Capicoin, they don’t need a degree in computer science. They just need a wallet, a card, and the confidence that their money is safe.
What’s the size of the opportunity here?
It’s huge. We’re talking about a global financial system that moves $500 billion to $50 trillion every year. Most of that is still running on old systems. Capicoin has the potential to modernize it — not just for Wall Street, but for everyday people. We’re building tools for regular folks who want to save for the future, send money, invest smartly, and not get left behind.
Let’s talk about the presale. How can people get involved?
Right now, we’re offering a special presale of the CNHX token — the official Capicoin token — for just $1 per token. This presale is open until Sunday, June 22, 2025, and it’s a great way to get in early. Because credit card companies often block crypto payments, we’re accepting payments by Zelle or wire transfer only. Just reach out to us directly at Hamilton Crescent Capital Management, and we’ll guide you through the process step by step. It’s simple and secure.
Last question. What do you want everyday people to know about Capicoin?
I want them to know this: Capicoin was built for you. For the teacher. For the shop owner. For the retiree. For anyone who wants to control their money and build their future with confidence. We’re not asking people to give up what they know. We’re just giving them something better — a currency that’s trusted like gold, accessible like a debit card, and modern like the internet.
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Capicoin isn’t just trying to keep up with the financial future — it’s shaping it. With a bold yet grounded vision, Naser Villanueva is turning cryptocurrency into something we can all understand, trust, and use every day.
To learn more or participate in the CNHX presale, visit [Capicoin official website] or contact Hamilton Crescent Capital Management.
