If you don’t conclude that personalities on both side of the aisle are equally implicated by looking at the #EpsteinFiles, then your opinion is strongly influenced by your political bias.

According to the activity of a Fortnite account that can be traced back to Jeffrey Epstein, it seems as Epstein is still alive. What a surprise! Fortnite refutes that this account belongs to Epstein but many other inconsistencies support the hypothesis that this account belong to Jeffrey. #epsteinfiles https://xcancel.com/SuppressedNws1/status/2019704443080462337

It looks like #SteveBannon was a good pal of #Epstein. The belief system of ultra #MAGA shattered in pieces. And yes, #Qanon was a psyop.

I’m not surprised there was some blackmailing going on targeting some key #Bitcoin figures. Interesting how, they’ve had identified the Bitcoin threat early on.

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I never thought the U.S. government would ever release files in a WikiLeaks-style manner. #EpsteinFiles

Henry Ford Health a pro-vaccine medical organization conducted a study comparing vaccinated vs. unvaccinated children. The study concluded that vaccinated children are significantly sicker with chronic diseases than the unvaccinated ones. This is not the first study to show this outcome but it certainly is the most authoritative. However, the author of the study made the decision to not publish it fearing reputational risk and negative consequences on his career. Thankfully, Del Bigtree and Aaron Siri, who have been the drivers for this study behind the scene, released a documentary so this scandal isn’t left untold. #Vaccines #Parenting #AnInconvenientStudy

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An Inconvenient Study

Releasedate: October 12, 2025

In 2025, we’ve seen the Western World burning a bit more with each passing day. Our societies have been taken over by a plutocrat class which pollutes our minds with propaganda and attack our bodies with various vector of warfare. To strip this mafia from their power, we need new tools that will make their system of control obsolete. Yes, we can slow down their advance by playing their game through the current institutions but those have become too corrupted (and their design is outdated) to be an effective counter-power. If we were to build a cross-border digital democratic society, we would need a system that can enforce one vote per person. #Idena, a proof-of-human-work blockchain could be a foundation for such a system. Already, its concept applied to block mining has successfully enforced the one human, one node policy which prevents a plutocratic takeover of mining on the Idena blockchain. Some folks are even trying to apply this concept to #Bitcoin mining for maximal decentralization:

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In the meantime, the iDNA currency has been outperforming the broad market amid this #crypto winter. Maybe a sign that the tide is turning and that people are seeking for projects that have the potential to throw a wrench in the matrix. 2026, there is hope, here we come! https://medium.com/@web3earnplug/the-ruthless-economics-of-human-power-part-3-864b33fa3cf9

« In its current form, the Danish CSAM scanning proposal would force the likes of WhatsApp, Signal, ProtonMail, and other messaging services to perform indiscriminate scanning of private messages. Crucially, the mandatory scanning is expected to occur directly on the device before messages are encrypted, targeting shared URLs, pictures, and videos. Only governments and military accounts are excluded from the scope of the bill. » They want us to believe that the intent of the #ChatControl regulation is to fight the propagation of CSAM while granting an exemption to the politicians and the military? They are not even trying to be believable.

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I’m afraid what is next for the price of #Bitcoin if #BTC doesn’t put on a V-reversal from here… #Trading #Tradestr

Interesting how #QRL is always pumping when #Bitcoin and the #crypto market crashes. I’m sure OGs selling has to do with them hedging their stack for the Q-Day. #Quantum

Quick #Bitcoin price update: #BTC broke the $90,672 level which was the last line in the sand for the bull scenario to remain probable. With this level broken and even if we bounce from here, I give the bull path under 10% chance of playing out. The bear path likelihood is now at 80%. There probably won’t be much to update on the high time frame moving forward as I don’t see a strong alternative to a multi years sideway consolidation for now (unless we reach the grayed out box). If I keep on doing those updates, it will probably be to zoom in on the lower time frame. #Trading #Tradestr View quoted note →

I’m not sure how some folks can make the case that OGs unloading their bitcoins is bullish for the price. Due to its non-linear emission, the #Bitcoin supply became quite concentrated among early adopters. The original vision was that nobody would need to sell their #BTC for fiat but because Bitcoin has failed to be broadly adopted as a medium of exchange, OGs have no choice but to exchange part of their stack for fiat which puts pressure on the price.

“The bill treats #privacy like a loophole, not a right, reshaping the internet into a government ID checkpoint. […] The bill’s machinery reads like a privacy demolition project written by people who still call tech support to reset passwords. […] The wording is broad enough to rope in half the internet, yet somehow manages to exclude “bona fide news” (as to be determined by the state) and cloud platforms that don’t create the content themselves. […] Officials in other places are already cheering this idea. Michigan introduced a proposal requiring internet providers to detect and block VPN traffic.” And I bet those bills have by-partisan consensus… #DigitalID #Agenda2030 View quoted note →

#Bitcoin price forecast update: The recent move down had #BTC broke down of the curved wedge for the first time since this bull market. For the bull case to have a chance of playing out (path 2), BTC needs to remain above $92k and to reclaim the wedge before the end of November. That said, I think there are good odds for this last move down to have found a temporary bottom. From here, I’m expecting a leg up that should bring Bitcoin back to the $120k area. This will probably be the last chance for the bulls to attempt a break out from the curved wedge. However, if the price falls back down and goes out of the wedge, the bull case will become very unlikely at this point. Already, I’m downgrading the probability of the bull case to 20% (from 25%) and upgrading the bear case to 70% (from 65%). Again, even if the bear case is at play, we have good chances of seeing a new ATH next year (in the $135k area ). However, this would be preceded by a drop to the $94k area. For those looking to sell some bitcoins near the top of this bull market, the next leg up may be a good time to consider doing so. As long as the price stays out of the grayed out area, the bear case will maintain a high likelihood of playing out. Emotions are high with Bitcoin trading in this range but keep in mind that this is only a 20% range over a period of 4 months. If the bear case plays out, I’m expecting a 40-50% range over the next four years. I think most long term hodlers are not prepared to navigate this type of price action… #Trading #Tradestr View quoted note →

#Bitcoin price forecast update: Nothing has changed since my last update except that reaching $119,261 by the end of November would not have me to reduce the odds for the bear scenario (path 1) as I was previously anticipating. Based on the structure that has developed, there are good chances that this level will be reached before the end of November without impacting the bear case. In fact, there is a lot of room for #BTC to run higher without impacting the odds for the bear case. The structure that will develop between now and the end of the year is going to matter more than the price itself to gauge whether or not the 65% odds in favor of the bear case can be reduced. That said, I think it’s unlikely for BTC to move sustainably and significantly beyond the current ATH in 2025. #Trading #Tradestr View quoted note →

Over the last week, I’ve seen a lot of traders on X surveying their audience on whether #Bitcoin has entered a bear market or will see a higher high next. This is a trick question because I think both are true. In #trading, no expectation should ever be absolute but rather probabilistic. However, if I had to answer this question gun to my head, I would say that #BTC has entered a bear market at the top on August 14 (defined as the shift from an impulsive structure to a corrective one) but that we’ll still see a higher high from here (corrective structure can create higher high). I would expect this bear market to be shallower but longer than previous ones. This bear market would still present great return opportunities for those willing and able to play the range. Those looking to take profits over the next few years should do so at the top of the range. The mistake that many will make is to sell at the bottom of the range when it will be obvious that the be bull market has ended. People will fear to see the typical 70% correction but I doubt we’ll see more than a 40% correction this time. But again, anything can happen and my expectation may change as the chart evolves. #Tradestr View quoted note →

I usually don’t set price targets based on fundamental or narratives but until the #Bitcoin network comes up with a consensual plan to migrate to quantum resistant cryptography, I think #BTC will have a hard time of reaching $200k. Whether #quantum computing is 2 or 20 years away from breaking Bitcoin, this narrative will persist and undermine BTC performance. Quantum resistance cryptography should be the focus of the devs to a greater degree than arguing about how to handle spam. I’m not sure to which extent progresses have been made on the issue.