The story of Andrés Soltermann
Reinvention started early
Andrés describes a childhood shaped by instability, his parents’ separation, and a home situation that eventually became impossible to stay inside. Moving back with his father and entering a new school at 15 created a rare opening: nobody there knew the person he had been. He could decide who to become next.
Self-worth had to be rebuilt
The reinvention did not settle every question. Andrés connects a later breakup and the work of listening more carefully to the slower process of rebuilding self-worth. His account makes change feel less like a breakthrough than a decision practiced repeatedly, especially when the old identity is still easier to believe.
Access became the mission
By the time the conversation reaches Edel Finance, the product story carries more human context. Andrés has been investing in crypto since 2016 and lived through its cycles, but he frames the work around access rather than novelty. Tokenized equities and institutional infrastructure matter because of who gets to participate, not because the technology sounds advanced.