An interesting aspect is that exchange users seem to act as lenders who buy a mass of "bonds" in the form of tokens. However, with dynamic and unstable value

An interesting thought that I keep rolling around in my head more and more: what if all cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, is not just an attempt to 'decentralize' finance, but part of a larger control scheme where all the key players are actually under the control of the old elites?

Look at Epstein: he was one of the first investors in Coinbase, Ripple, Tether, and other key crypto projects. And what if he wasn’t just funding startups, but was actually overseeing them to create a new financial order where we all seem to have freedom, but in reality, we do not?

And those mysterious Satoshi wallets... Maybe it's not just frozen crypto, but some kind of reserve for a global financial crisis? And it's interesting why CZ from Binance stayed away from Epstein when everyone else was taking his money? Maybe he realized this was part of a bigger game?

Perhaps cryptocurrencies are just a new way of control disguised as the idea of freedom. All these technologies and investments could be part of a plan to create a financial elite that actually controls the market, but without direct influence through banks or governments. This could be a new type of manipulation backed by the same elite.