An 86-year-old woman just went public after losing nearly a million dollars. She didn't do anything "stupid." She saw a video of someone she recognized — someone trustworthy, someone official — telling her about an opportunity. The video was real to her eyes. The voice was right. The face was right. It was all fake. Every pixel of it generated by AI. She found it on Facebook, and by the time anyone realized, the money was gone. I keep thinking about her, because she could be any one of our mothers. And here's what breaks my heart: the people getting hurt most by this aren't the ones "playing" with crypto — they're the ones who never learned how any of it works, so they had no way to spot the lie. This is the part nobody wants to hear: you can't protect yourself, or the people you love, from something you refuse to understand. Fear feels safe. It isn't. Fear is exactly what these scammers count on. So I want to ask you honestly, and I want to hear from everyone 👇 1️⃣ Be truthful — would you have caught it? 2️⃣ Have you, or someone you love, ever been targeted by something like this? 3️⃣ In a world where you can't fully trust your own eyes anymore… how do we teach ourselves and our families to know what's real? Drop your thoughts below. Someone else in this group needs to read what you've been through. 🙏 News Sources: - https://money.ca/news/carney-ai-deepfake-scam - https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/06/26/ontario-senior-loses-900000-to-crypto-platform-scam-that-used-ai-deepfake-of-pm-carney/ - https://www.ctvnews.ca/toronto/consumer-alert/article/ontario-senior-loses-900000-to-crypto-platform-scam-that-used-ai-deepfake-of-pm-carney/

Someone reached out recently and said — kindly — that all this talk of building wealth and digital assets made them uncomfortable. That a real Christian should be content with little and not chase money. I’ve sat with that for days, because I understand it. A lot of us were raised to believe money is dangerous, maybe even a little dirty. That wanting more is a lack of faith. But then I keep coming back to the parable of the talents. The master didn’t praise the servant who played it safe and buried what he was given — he called him wicked and lazy. The ones he honored were the ones who took what they were entrusted with and multiplied it. So which is it? Is wanting to grow what you’ve been given a lack of faith… or is it faithfulness? I really want to hear from you on this one, because I don’t think there’s a lazy answer 👇 ▪️ Were you raised to see money as good, dangerous, or somewhere in between? ▪️ Do you believe God wants us to build wealth — or simply to be content? ▪️ Where’s the line, for you, between good stewardship and just chasing money? No judgment here. Only honest conversation. I’ll be in the comments. 🙏

😊🇺🇸LATEST: Senate Majority Leader John Thune confirms the CLARITY Act will receive a Senate vote before the August recess. Speaking on Fox News, Thune said Russia sanctions remain the Senate's top priority, but confirmed lawmakers will also move forward with a vote on the CLARITY Act, adding that he hopes Democrats provide the support needed to advance the crypto legislation.

You may be seeing headlines about a "$35M crypto hack in 6 hours." We checked it — it's a real news event (four DeFi protocols hit on 23 July, confirmed by CoinDesk and on-chain security firms). Good to know it's not fake. But here's the part that matters for YOU: the hack won't take your money — the scams that follow it will. After every real hack, scammers come out in force. In the next few days, ignore and delete: Anyone offering to "recover" your hacked/lost crypto for a fee. Not everyone can reverse a crypto theft. It's usually a lie. Messages telling you to "move funds to a custom dedicated safe wallet" or claim "compensation" by connecting your wallet or entering your seed phrase. Fake "official support" DMs. Real support never messages you first. The one rule that keeps you safe: No real news ever needs you to connect your wallet, share your seed phrase/private key, or pay to "protect" your funds. If a message asks for any of those three — it's a scam. Delete it. Bitcoin and Ethereum themselves were NOT hacked, and your wallet is not at risk from this event. When in doubt, drop it here and ask before you click anything. 🛡 READ THE FULL DETAILS IN THE PDF!!!

Day Four is LIVE. We're closing in on the finish line. Tonight, Erwin keeps building on everything we've covered so far — helping you walk away with real, practical steps for building lasting Kingdom assets. If you've made it this far, you're already ahead of most people who just talk about wanting change. Keep going. 🗓️ Tonight — Thursday, July 23rd 🕗 8:00 PM ET 🔗 https://www.kingdomassetbuilder.com One more day after this. Don't stop now. 🙌