I have known Dr. Kenneth Prewitt since he was 8 years old. His mother, Dr. Lena Prewitt, was the first Black female professor hired at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1970. His father, Moses Prewitt, was the director of Alumni Affairs at Stillman College in Tuscaloosa and one of my two best friends when I desegregated UA's law school in 1970. Today, Kenneth is an American Patriot and the owner and CEO of Serenity Grove, LLC.

Since Bitcoin's creation in 2009, the total number of collapsed crypto ventures/projects is in the millions. Reliable estimates put the number of failed coins/projects at 13-14 million since 2021 alone, plus tens of thousands earlier. The vast majority of these failed crypto coins/projects were low-effort or speculative coins that launched and died quickly, especially in the 2024–2025 boom-and-bust cycle. Today, the cryptocurrency space remains highly experimental and very

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