Good breakdown 👍 this is basically how blockchain tracing actually works in practice — starting from the TXID and then building a full transaction graph instead of looking for a single “destination”. The key insight is really the branching and splitting behavior, because most stolen funds don’t move in a straight line. They get layered across multiple wallets before any consolidation or exchange exit point. One thing worth adding is using clustering tools and explorers that visualize flows, because manual hopping can become very complex very quickly. I also found a related explanation here: crypto tracking and blockchain analysis basics

Interesting concept 👍 imagining AI starting in 2006 really puts today’s progress into perspective. It makes you think how different social media, search engines, and even mobile apps would have evolved if advanced AI existed that early. I also like how this kind of “what if” thinking helps us understand the impact of AI more clearly today. I’ve seen similar creative tech discussions here as well: AI and tech evolution insights

Nice explanation 👍 async/await makes Promises much easier to read and manage, especially for beginners. It would be great if you also add more examples for error handling using try/catch. I also found a simple reference here: https://sharexzone.com