 Well, Mr. Alasdair, news. My name is Robin today. Unfortunately, we have some bad news for people who still have their crypto or funds stuck on Alameda. It looks like Alameda and or FTX keeps taking your crypto, which is actually going to lead us to a pretty interesting question. So we'll take a look at that. Also, Solana continues to get hammered as it falls into single digits and over two years ago. And then also I'm going to take a look behind the scenes, which is some good news of how crypto is growing. And lastly, just a little public service announcement on Puerto Rico residents like myself and the Sweatcoin New Year Challenge. So first things first, this is concerning. And I think it's something that we really have to consider as people invest into crypto. This is an article that's came out today. Alameda wallets funnel your money crypto also over 1.7 million via crypto mixers. Data negates the possibility of liquidators behind the fund transferred to the use of mixing tools and extensive planning to hide transaction pass. Here's what's going on. So 30 crypto wallet slings Alameda research, the bankrupt scissor company of FTX became active on December 28 today. It is the 30th of December. So just a couple of days ago, this is falling four weeks of inactivity. Of course, that was when FTX collapsed. These wallets swapped and mixed over 1.7 million dollars worth of crypto through crypto services or mixing services. 24 hours later, after 28th, they used extensive planning to hide transaction routes. And here's the route itself. And I tip my hat to the people who try to who can put this stuff together because it is is quite complex, but you can see how everything just starts with this metamask wall and everything just kind of mixed around. And there's a curve here. You've got uniswap over here. Looks like some other ones going through it, but it's extensive. And that's what's going to keep happening as they're taking your funds. Change Now is one of those exchanges that spoke out against fraudulent actions, such as those connected to the wallet cases. Currently, Change Now's compliance team is working closely with investigators to detect the flow of the illegal funds, which also keep a close eye on alerts from the community on funds with suspicious trails. So just so you know, this is how it all worked. 270 and a half ETH were mixed or channeled through Change Now, which is 325,000, 800,000 USDT through fixed float, 200,000 on curve, 200,000 on airstwap, 200,000 on other crypto mixing services, which leads me to the interesting question, which is this. If crypto itself is supposed to be non-regulated and we're not supposed to touch anything that's going on with it because it is a decentralized trustless platform, we take a look at what's happening here. Is it something to consider that really the funds that are being moved through, we should really be able to stop these funds that are being transferred out? Because remember, in the past, USDC and Tether itself has been able to stop transactions, more so USDC, I would say. And people were all up in arms. And now we have something like this, which is your funds now. So in the old days of crypto, we were like, well, that's just crypto. And that's just it. And that's just how it goes. And now, of course, we have an interesting situation where we want to stop these things. So let me just think about that in the comments section. It's an interesting case. Now let's take a look at Solana getting hammered. Now, unfortunately, Solana is part of my bags. So this isn't my favorite topic to talk about, but it is inevitable up to what happened with FTX, I think. Solana price sinks to single digits in nearly two years. This is what's happening. You can see right here, not only here, but just take a look at this. The Solana price over a year, I mean, geez, 176 in January or December 172, 176. And just in a year's time, we're down, you can see right here, 96% from its all-time high up to 96% and probably going further down. Here's what's happening. This situation has impacted the Solana foundation, I can say. No Solana was kept in the platform as it stopped withdrawals. The foundation has said, but it lost 3.43 million FTT. Of course, all of these things that were coming about was all based on FTX. Sam Maikman-Freed had really backed this project, had really been behind it. Also this one in serum. And of course, when Sam went down, FTX went down and Sam went down. Unfortunately, this led to Solana going down. 135 million serum were lost, which was kept on the platform. 3.24 million shares of FTX trading LTV common stock. So that was all lost because it's all stuck on FTX. And who knows if that was even backed by anything? I don't think it actually was. There was also concerns that serum had been compromised during the odd cyberattacks on FTX just before its bankruptcy. I don't think it was cyberattacks. I think it was inside job, that's just me. Critical private keys were custodyed at FTX at the time, leading developers to fork the DEX protocol to ensure its legitimacy under control of a DAO. I may be at a workout. Adding to Solana's strife, two of its most popular Solana empty products, Degods and Utes, as I said, this week confirmed they'd be migrating to rival blockchains, Ethereum and Polygon next year. And they actually asked Solana, like, hey, if you want us to stay, give us $5 million. And they're like, and Solana's like, no, you can go where you want to. And now they went over this way. I got to tell you, I would have paid the $5 million to keep them on because it just doesn't look like it isn't a good look. But I mean, that's just me. Solana Wild's Cal Founder, Anatoly Yancovenko, said this, this is a blip. It sucks. But in the end, four or five years later, barely anyone is going to remember it. I got to ask you the question, is you right? You think this will be just a blip? I personally think it's going to be more than a blip and it's going to go on for quite a bit of time. But who knows, technology could be there. Things that's always concerned me is how, all of a sudden, not all of a sudden, but there was times when it would go down. There's times, and of course, there was heavy congestion, even though it talks about transactions per second and how high it was. It's hard to have much faith. And I will say this though, I still think there's some more downside for Solana. I mean, again, 96% from the all-time high. Just so you know, for this year, I mean, Bitcoin, we talk about that, Bitcoin's only down 77% for the year. And I still think it's going to go to 85% or lower, which would mean a Bitcoin price of 10K. And if that happens, what do you think Solana's going to be in a lot of altcoins? Let me know what you think of that. And then we'll finish up as a little bit of good news behind the scenes. This was a good article from Blockworks. And if we want to talk about the things that are happening, just remember that things are happening behind the scenes and growing. And it's not like some projects just going to blow up and we're going to have 100X or 1,000X. These are the things that must happen behind the scenes. And here's what I'm talking about. So Singaporean-based crypto trading firm Amber Group closed a 300 million series C led by Fenbusha Capital. So there's some people who still believe in crypto and they've got a lot of money behind them. Prior to the collapse of FTX, Amber is in the process of completing an extension to our series B+. At a 3 billion valuation and prep for a prolonged crypto winter. Post the FTX class, we paused after a partial closing and instead moved forward on a series C. So all of these series C fundings is just, it goes from the seed round to venture capitalist to more money, more money, more money. And they're just looking to show themselves up. And I got to tell you, it's positive for me if you've got some pretty smart investors out there. I don't know if they're big money or smart money. They are big money. And they're throwing it into these crypto projects. I take a look at that and see it's a bullish sentiment in the long-term. Amber Group had less than 10% of its capital on FTX prior to the collapse. That's good. It did lay off 300 staff the start of the month. That's also good if you want to be lean and actually make the brand market have to do these things. Roughly 40% of its workforce and terminated sponsorships deals with Chelsea football. Amber said the fresh round of funding will help us focus serving institutional and high net worth clients. I think that's where the big money is. Another fund raise was by Aztec Network, an Ethereum security layer geared towards privacy. I like this. Aztec's $100 million Series B was led by a proud adventurer capitalist, Andreessen Horowitz, a 16Z with a capital King River invariant. Incoming cash will be used to develop its blockchain encryption architecture, which will allow users to verify that blockchain rules were followed correctly without revealing any underlying information. Again, all about privacy. And the third largest one was Fleek, a security 25 million Series A led by Polychain Capital. Interesting. Also honorable mentions are Nillion, a blockchain less decentralized file storage network nabbing 20 million in its latest funding. Tax and accounting software Bitwave, 15 million and Blocknative, Web3 infrastructure. And one thing about Nillion, it looks I've had some friends here in Puerto Rico talk to me about this one. They're venture capitalists and they've made this very interesting about Nillion. I've kind of dismissed it, but it keeps coming up. So if this looks like something interesting, I'll cover it. But right now it's just a blip on the radar. Let me just think about that in the comment section. Lastly, let's finish up a little pure, a little public service announcement, excuse me, for Puerto Rico residents like myself. So look, if you are Act 60, just know that today's the final day that you have to give donations to keep that Act 60 today. So you're looking at $5,000 for, and it could be any donation, as long as it is a 1101.0182 in Puerto Rico, as far as the tax filing. And good news, Protecho's is one of those. I've visited them. I talked to them. I've seen their operation. They are legitimate. They are building roofs for people who do not have roofs. You think you've got it tough? We'll try living without a roof. So with Protecho's, they do that pro bono for free, and they need people like us to donate to them. So I've just donated $5,000 to them today. On top of that, the other $5,000 or $10,000 in total has to come from this list. This is from the Comisiana Especial Conjunto de Fondos Resletivos Para Impacto Comentario. I'm going to leave this link in there, and it's 13 pages of which you can choose which one that you can donate to. Again, $5,000 has to go. It can be anybody as long as it's $11.01 and another $5,000 has to come from this list. Both of those are links in the description, and that is it. And then finally, here's some awesome good news. You want to get in shape? We'll start walking. So I'm going to incentivize everybody to do so. There's this app. It's called Sweatcoin. There's a link in the description. You can check it out. It's free, and all you've got to do is walk, and you earn Sweatcoins. I'm going to be giving away the top 30 people on the leaderboard. It tracks everything, and we can see the leaderboard. It's very simple. And the people who are in the top 30 are going to win prizes, such as we're going to be giving over 5,000 Sweatcoins, Ledger Nano, Lifetime Access Token Metrics. We're going to be giving 10-coin ledgers, a couple of Arculuses, Meld Tokens, Shield Folio, Ladies, 10 sets, Premier Tier for Investments, and then also I Trust Capital, Yeti, and Art. All these things have been given away from January 1st to January 31st. Just sign up. I'll give you more details. That will be the link you can find also in the description. That's it for today. So look, interesting day for news. Again, I know it doesn't seem like things are moving, and it's not going to seem like it for a while, it's just going to grind sideways, or maybe even fall down, but better days are coming. Just stick around. Anyhow, like this video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing. I'm always talking about our time-sensitive like we talked about. 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