 Welcome to the Crypto Minute! Huge mainstream brands like Nike, Gucci, Adidas, Tiffany and Co have a massed over $260 million in NFT sales. A pudgy penguin sold for $400 million. And they say NFTs are dead. Well, in mainstream credit card news, Visa's launching a prepaid Bitcoin Visa card in Brazil, MasterCard's working with Binance to enable crypto payments in over 90 million stores. Do you S.T.C. wareholding percentages hit a two-year low? Patiently waiting for the e-merge. Jordan and Hackers transport almost all of the $625 million in ETH to Bitcoin using Bitcoin privacy tools. But to Alik and XRP are having a moment, it's clear saying that they tried to throw ETH in Bitcoin under the bus in the S.T.C. lawsuit. Hackers still money from the general-bites Bitcoin ATM's by making themselves a beneficiary of all incoming crypto. Can I just say we found that in Latin America, most Bitcoin uses were real-world use cases. Way better than those fake-world use cases. When you buy the dip, and it keeps dipping. The FDIC has issued a cease-and-assist to five companies, including FTX, for allegedly misrepresenting their deposit insurance. Lost by private keys again. In the John McAfee documentary, an ex-girlfriend said that he faked his death in his living in Texas. A new report analyzed that NFT transactions could hit $40 million in the next five years. Keep stacking and I'll see you next week.