Still, it’s a much better option than trusting a broken monetary system. At this point, most people have at least heard of Bitcoin but sure, not everyone understands it fully yet, that’s where education comes in. It doesn’t take much to look up free resources online unless someone’s completely disconnected from the internet (which is a different issue altogether).

Outside of that, anyone still ignoring this space is turning a blind eye to a massive shift. There’s still time to stack sats before it truly becomes scarce. Hopefully, regular John catches the ship before it heads to the moon.

Nahh, people still get away with stolen funds using bitcoins.It's still possible to hide your trace of your coins using privacy tools like coinjoin or mixers. The idea is that people of high status like Trump, usually have a lot of eyes on them, not that their name was written in their wallet address to specify they own it, but literally they made certain announcements when they had bought their coins, making it's not private but a public agenda.

Criminals won't be so stupid to do such, they are very much aware of the implications that follows so, they would literally use those privacy tools to hide tracks.. fact is, they give good mixing services bad reputations like we have seen alot on the forum, not that they get caught..