🚨Epstein Files Expose Deep Bitcoin Ties – But Still No Proof He Was Satoshi🚨

🔥What the Epstein files actually show👇🏻🚀

Newly unsealed “Epstein files” place him close to early Bitcoin circles, including founders, funders, and policy influencers during crypto’s formative years. Emails from 2016 show Epstein pitching a “sharia” digital currency for Muslim markets and claiming he had spoken with “some of the founders of Bitcoin,” indicating social proximity rather than authorship of the code or white paper. Other documents reveal he followed crypto governance debates and saw Bitcoin as part of a broader geopolitical and monetary shift, again as an observer and networker.

The files and investigative reporting also show Epstein invested in at least one major crypto infrastructure company, Coinbase, committing around 3 million dollars in 2014 alongside Silicon Valley venture capital. Separate records describe him lobbying influential political and policy figures on how the United States should tax Bitcoin and other digital assets, pushing for clearer treatment of crypto under existing law. Crucially, investigators report no on‑chain evidence that Epstein used Bitcoin to launder money or hide wealth, undermining the idea that he secretly controlled large BTC wallets.

🔥Why he is not Satoshi👇🏻💥🚨🚀

Bitcoin’s origin is still attributed to the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, who published the white paper in 2008 and ran the first implementation until 2010, with identity unknown. None of the released Epstein documents link him to the 2008 white paper, the early mailing list discussions, the first code commits, or the cryptographic research trail that underpins Bitcoin’s design. Fact‑checking investigations explicitly state there is no authentic Epstein email claiming to “be Satoshi” or to secretly control the protocol, and no reputable source has found technical evidence placing him in Bitcoin’s creator group. #WhenWillBTCRebound #Write2Earn #EpsteinBitcoin #EpsteinFiles2026 $BTC

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