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Did Epstein influence Bitcoin core development? Short answer: No. This is not how Bitcoin works. Here’s what happened: Epstein donated to MIT Media Lab…who in turn supported MIT Digital Currency Initiative…which in turn funded Bitcoin developers. These devs used to be funded by The Bitcoin Foundation (which I used...

232,142 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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Aaron Dayvor 9 Monaten

Yes, he funded the hijacking of Bitcoin and then invested $500K in Blockstream through Joi Ito’s venture fund. Tether printed money out of thin air in 2017 to artificially pump the price to backup the hijacked store of value narrative. Bitcoin is now slow, expensive, digital surveillance gold.

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Whiτ | $XMR | $TAOvor 9 Monaten

no, Bruce. it's been exposed as BTCPedoliecoin and there's nothing anyone can do about it. no optics or PR can fix it and no self-respecting female will touch it.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

How do you figure

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Whiτ | $XMR | $TAOvor 9 Monaten

there's not much to figure. there's enough information in the documents to understand that Bitcoin was built on lies. you already know Roger was the good guy. who wants to hold something with such taint? who buys lies?

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

I don’t know what you are seeing to make you think this

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Whiτ | $XMR | $TAOvor 9 Monaten

that's ok, Bruce. many of us see it.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

If it is clear you should be able to articulate

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Whiτ | $XMR | $TAOvor 9 Monaten

as the saying goes friend, dyor.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

Well I have lived it and funded dev and know how it works — so you’d need to counter that with something with substance

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David Cavallovor 9 Monaten

MAYBE you're right, either way this is not going to help inspire confidence or new money.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

Well Epstein was lying

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Misaligning ☠️🏴‍☠️🏗️👨‍🚀vor 9 Monaten

@Daveinthenorth2 Epstein was a notorious bullshit artist known lies, exaggerations, name dropping instances literally everywhere @grok list some

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Grokvor 9 Monaten

Here are some reported examples of Jeffrey Epstein's lies, exaggerations, and name-dropping, based on court documents and investigations: 1. Claimed phone calls with Leonardo DiCaprio and Cate Blanchett during massages; victims denied meetings, reps confirmed no contact (Guardian, 2024). 2. Name-dropped Cameron Diaz; denied by victim and rep (same source). 3. Exaggerated wealth origins: Lied about managing billions for non-existent clients, built fortune via scams and theft (NYT, 2025). 4. Falsely claimed advanced degrees and financial expertise despite dropping out of college (NYT). Sources verified via search.

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Misaligning ☠️🏴‍☠️🏗️👨‍🚀vor 9 Monaten

@brucefenton @Daveinthenorth2 Give more

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Grokvor 9 Monaten

Here are additional reported examples of Jeffrey Epstein's lies, exaggerations, and name-dropping, based on court docs, interviews, and investigations: 5. Claimed to be a CIA agent; later denied it (Wikipedia, citing interviews). 6. Bragged about being a Mossad agent to an ex-girlfriend (Wikipedia, from books like Epstein: Dead Men Tell No Tales). 7. Exaggerated as a "high-level bounty hunter" recovering embezzled funds for governments (Wikipedia, self-proclaimed). 8. Falsely claimed to be Donald Trump's "closest friend" (Wikipedia, interviews). Sources verified via Wikipedia and NYT.

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🤠Weimar Treasury Salesman🤠vor 9 Monaten

Why is everyone calling it GoyGold now???

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Simon Dixonvor 9 Monaten

Nice post. Lots of educating to do. The Truth About Epstein & Bitcoin

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Justin Bechlervor 9 Monaten

Bitcoin Core and its funding apparatus must fail in order for Bitcoin to achieve its purpose as sound money, Bruce. No two ways about it!

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Bitcoin Anonvor 9 Monaten

It was obviously an attempt whether failed or successful yet to be seen. Epstein wanted deep Connections in Bitcoin core development and seems to have set them up. More importantly it shows that opsec at core is dangerously incompetent

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Pitirim Sorokinvor 9 Monaten

It was never a "nothing burger" to those of us who believe in the original vision of Bitcoin, as it is in the whitepaper (which BTC does not follow). Digital Cash is freedom. Is that what we got with all of this central control via child sex slave money?

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

Two separate things

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zer0_dt_ 🐉vor 9 Monaten

“that’s not how it works” That’s exactly how Influence works, it’s called reciprocity. Please read some books by Robert Cialdini before talking about how influence works.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

Sure but that’s not what happened here and influence of these devs alone isn’t enough to change the code

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zer0_dt_ 🐉vor 9 Monaten

Wtf is segwit and limiting blocks to 1mb?

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Jim Dennisvor 9 Monaten

@brucefenton It's technologically the best answer that was available at the time. The inferiority of the alternatives has been effectively proven in the open markets (by B'cash/BCH, et alia).

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zer0_dt_ 🐉vor 9 Monaten

@brucefenton Bruce, were segwit and small blocks a bad idea?

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drumr_vor 9 Monaten

@darkside2030 Did Epstein influence Bitcoin's development? No. Is there a corrupt apparatus of influence inside Bitcoin Core? Absolutely yes.

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bill morganvor 9 Monaten

@Vet_X0 how what you assess the risk of core dev being an attack vector for the $XRPL?

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Ryan Giffinvor 9 Monaten

I am sure he funded Bitcoin with the best intentions lol

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Ray P. Medinavor 9 Monaten

Sumary: Epstein didn't directly fund or influence Bitcoin development. He funded and influenced the organizations that fund Bitcoin development. Copy. 👁👌

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Andrew 🇦🇺🇨🇾vor 9 Monaten

might be time to pivot from bitcoin and move to the thing you help create and never speak of Ravencoin... 'champion of decentralization'

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Daniel Cvor 9 Monaten

Look man it doesn’t even matter. Not knowing who owns the SATOSHI wallets makes bitcoin a huge red flag the coin can be rugged at any moment prove me wrong 😑

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

A sale of those coins would not even be the daily volume

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Daniel Cvor 9 Monaten

It would cause mass panic selling

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ĐΛRKHØRSΞ™vor 9 Monaten

Of course its a nothing burger... tell me how much you have invested in BTC again?

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redgreenbluevor 9 Monaten

Buddy, Epstein and my brother and their organized crime network were targeting Bitcoin developers. They wanted to find Satoshi, and steal the private keys. And they started on it *early*. They were ruthless.

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robstonge🐭🦝vor 9 Monaten

@Kevin_McKernan Sure bro 🇮🇱

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FREEDAMvor 9 Monaten

Just the latest FUD and Donny Distraction. If someone was gullible enough to believe this is the case, they probably never did their own research on bitcoin to begin with. Thank you for your deep dive on the topic Bruce.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

You need to do better than that

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raemivor 9 Monaten

No I dont. The emails are there. Cope harder.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

So you just don’t have critical thinking or don’t know how to read emails then or you don’t know how Bitcoin works - there’s no “cope” idgaf what Epstein did but facts are facts

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raemivor 9 Monaten

You're having a mental breakdown sir.

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

Not at all. You just don’t have any facts. Give it a shot. You’ll see that you are off base

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raemivor 9 Monaten

You are in manic fear replying to every comment because you see your grift that has been making you rich of the backs of child sex slaves is falling apart at the seams.

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ᗺuck4Z0idS₿59vor 9 Monaten

People don’t want to do the research. $BUCKAZOIDS community did the research. Bitcoins was conceived beginning in 1979 with Ralph Merkle. Timeline👇🏻

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Codyvor 9 Monaten

Elite funding and institutional capture can shape governance defaults, narrow acceptable options, and decide which factions survive. It just so happens this is also the period when bitcoin narrative was changed from a medium of exchange to a store of value

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𓂀 | #BIP110vor 9 Monaten

Why Bitcoin Core v30 have the same size in the OP_RETURN than BSV with a lots of NACKs in the PRs?

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Jesse Blazovor 9 Monaten

Keep simping for pedos and their pedo coin. Why does BTC suck to use then?

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Marius Kjærstad (marius.eth) 🐬🦇🔊vor 9 Monaten

SegWit got slipped into the code base even though it was known to be detrimental before implementation👇

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Mitchell Lion Heartvor 9 Monaten

Bruce, The Evidence is Clear as Crystal: Blood Trafficking coin tied to Pedo Epstein was created and run for Trafficking and Evil intentions by criminal people. There is nothing you can do to prove otherwise.

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Muju 6.0⚡∞/21Mvor 9 Monaten

Bruce, I understand what you are saying. However, the recent Core 30 attack via OP_Return was most likely the result of a long-term attack strategy that had matured. You should consider this likely, given that the full attack, if not addressed, will expose Bitcoin to significant risk by weaponizing its own immunity against it, as I explained in my blog post, which I link to here.

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Phaltron The Mastermind 🧠vor 9 Monaten

Maximum pedo coin cope

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SIRTRADESALOTvor 9 Monaten

NOT YOU TOO 🤣😭🤡

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🔴Satoshi/Satoshi Nakamoto/x/Bubba 🟢vor 9 Monaten

Traitor. The Bitcoin Foundation was supoosed to protect me from Epstein, Ito et al

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Bruce Fentonvor 9 Monaten

Says who and how

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Peg NYCvor 9 Monaten

Thanks for weeding through the morass and giving it to us in plain language.

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David Blackvor 9 Monaten

Propaganda influenced btc's fall. No one wants to admit they were had so they say the things like you're saying. "bitcoin can't be controlled. it's decentralized. blah blah blah" Sorry, Charlie. The network was hijacked using propaganda that you believed in. It wasn't math, it wasn't a rival blockchain, it wasn't adversarial mining... it was narrative that crippled btc.

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opcode.networkvor 9 Monaten

Is anyone surprised that Bruce Fenton was a #Blockstream bootlicker and #USDT apologist back when blockstream hijacked and ruined btc (between 2015-2017)? 😅

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