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Trump cere divulgarea completă în cazul Epstein

Conform BlockBeats, președintele american Donald Trump a declarat pe platforma Truth că milioane de pagini nou descoperite legate de cazul Jeffrey Epstein au ieșit la iveală.

Trump a susținut că Departamentul de Justiție este distras de la atribuțiile sale de bază pentru a se ocupa de ceea ce el a numit o „farsă condusă de democrați.”

El a mai îndrumat DOJ să publice numele tuturor persoanelor implicate, cerând transparență totală în acest caz.

Declarația a reaprins dezbaterea asupra responsabilității și divulgării în jurul investigației Epstein.

Newly unsealed emails from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, released in late 2025, paint a picture of the late financier as an active participant in early cryptocurrency policy discussions.
Contrary to his public image tied to scandals, these documents show Epstein engaging with high-profile figures like Steve Bannon to influence U.S. crypto regulations, particularly around taxation. The phrase "Some Bad Shit. Very Bad" appears in one email, where Epstein dismisses global crypto challenges as secondary to U.S. domestic issues like taxes and disclosures.Key Details from the EmailsThe correspondence dates back to February 2018, about a year and a half before Epstein's death in 2019. Here's a breakdown of the revelations:Tax Worries on Crypto Gains: Epstein was fixated on how the IRS treated cryptocurrency transactions. In one email to Bannon, he used a hypothetical scenario: buying furniture with Bitcoin on Overstock.com (an early adopter of BTC payments) and triggering a taxable capital gain upon "disposal" of the crypto. This highlights his frustration with the complexity of reporting gains from everyday crypto use.
Pushing for Policy Changes: Epstein urged Bannon—then a Trump administration insider—to query the U.S. Treasury Department on crypto rules. He proposed a "voluntary disclosure form" for realized gains, arguing it would "fuck all the bad guys" by encouraging compliance while weeding out illicit actors.
Epstein described his (or "our") crypto issues as "predominantly" U.S.-centric, focused on tax, regulation, and disclosure.
Global vs. U.S. Issues: In a striking line, Epstein wrote: “World wide, a whole different bag. Some bad shit. Very bad.”
This suggests he viewed international crypto landscapes—plagued by money laundering risks and regulatory voids—as far more chaotic than America's emerging framework, though still a "bag" of problems.
Broader Engagement: The emails also touch on Epstein's opinions on Meta's (then Facebook's) Libra stablecoin project, which ultimately failed amid regulatory scrutiny. He texted an associate: “Interesting crypto, everyone wants in. So amusing,” reflecting a mix of intrigue and detachment.
These documents emerged from ongoing litigation involving Epstein's estate and were first reported by Decrypt on November 14, 2025.
Epstein's interest in crypto wasn't new; reports from before his death noted his curiosity about Bitcoin, but his finances remain opaque, fueling speculation about hidden holdings.#Epstein #EpsteinCase