Both, unless the LORD changes my plans. I voted. I hope most of us know you need a passport. This is a good time to start if you do not have a passport.

Just curious, can we tell if these are NTF addresses, or perhaps that may not make sense?

@Jimrox Odezi typo NTF

Globally, the total M2 money supply is estimated to be $100 trillion; maybe a bit more now. Crypto is 2.1 Trillion, think of the opportunity.

Absolutely, Zero Edge Fund reported 5.6 Billion in 2023 in scams too!! FBI reported the younger generation hit the hardest. https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/americans-lost-56-billion-cryptocurrency-scams-last-year-fbi-says

@Erwin Garcia Wisdom. The rise in crypto scams has hit all - young and old. The FBI report mentioned that scams hit the most was via social media, dating apps, and network sites. The data should be added together because what you listed was via exchanges unless I missed it. Recap of the article in short, older Americans made up 24%. The rise in cryptocurrency scams has hit older Americans especially hard. While people over the age of 60 made up just 24 percent of the total complaints, they reported the highest financial losses, totaling $1.65 billion. Younger generations were hit less hard, with those under 20 losing $14.7 million, followed by those in their 20s losing $168.5 million, those in their 30s losing $693.7 million, those in their 40s losing $843.8 million, and those in their 50s losing $901 million. Some states were hit harder by scams than others. The top five states for cryptocurrency fraud losses were California ($1.15 billion), Texas ($411.9 million), Florida ($390.2 million), New York ($317.3 million), and New Jersey ($179.4 million).

I am a boomer, is this something Prophet Manuel just said? Crypto!