Epstein's encrypted black web exposed: Bitcoin to USDT, there have been covert manipulations for a long time The latest declassified document from the US Department of Justice tears open a shocking veil: Epstein deeply infiltrated the cryptocurrency ecosystem through multiple layers of networks as early as the birth of Bitcoin, affecting the entire chain from underlying protocols to regulatory policies. Brock Pierce, co-founder of USDT and former chairman of the Bitcoin Foundation -In 2015, at the Epstein Manhattan Mansion restaurant, a live demonstration of Bitcoin mining was presented to the US Treasury Secretary -Establishing a long-term investment relationship with Epstein through Blockchain Capital Fund -Email correspondence has lasted for ten years and the relationship is extremely close Jeremy Rubin, Bitcoin Core Developer and BIP119 Proposal Author -Directly applied for research funding from Epstein in 2015 -Frequent communication in 2017 to discuss encryption regulatory policies -Accept funding from the MIT Digital Currency Initiative (DCI), which is partially funded by Epstein Joi Ito, former director of the MIT Media Lab -Using Epstein's donation to fund research related to digital currencies -Establish a clear funding pathway of 'Epstein → MIT DCI → Rubin' Key time nodes 2008: Epstein watched early demonstrations of Bitcoin 2015: Pierce organized a roadshow to establish investment connections 2017: In depth discussion with Rubin on regulatory direction June 2019: Analysis of Facebook Libra White Paper July 2019: Still researching USDT technology details before arrest The operation mode is highly systematic -Three layers of penetration: entrepreneurs (technology pioneers) → academic institutions (research funding) → policy circles (contacts with government officials) -Funds' whitewashing 'path: indirectly flowing into developers through university laboratories -Key focus on underlying protocols and regulatory impacts The document also warns that stablecoin technologies such as USDT have serious security risks, and their anonymity is easily exploited by criminal organizations. The early involvement of the elite in cryptocurrency far exceeds the public's imagination. This is not an isolated incident, but an extension of Epstein's consistent model in the field of digital finance. As more files are decrypted, this secretive network spanning technology, finance, and politics will gradually emerge. The global encryption industry has never been a vacuum since its inception, and the interweaving of power, money, and technology has never stopped. The question is: When these early 'funders' have been proven to have impure motives, which agreements and projects can we still trust to be truly clean? Has the decentralized ideal of encryption been quietly reshaped in elite networks? The content here basically corresponds to all the information in the book. Barbarian Vision | Cryptocurrency | Epstein