🚨 Epstein Files & Bitcoin: The Narrative Trap 🚨
If you ever want to see how viral FUD is manufactured, watch what happens when a scandal starts trending 👇
Step 1: Pick a name that triggers emotion
Step 2: Attach the word Bitcoin
Step 3: Let fear + curiosity do the marketing
Now let’s slow it down and use logic 🧠
People are trying to connect “Epstein files” with Bitcoin because:
• Epstein donated to institutions in the past
• Some of those institutions were linked to tech / digital finance research
And then the internet jumps to:
Epstein → Institution → Crypto → Bitcoin
❌ But here’s the problem with that logic:
Bitcoin is not a company
Bitcoin is not a person
Bitcoin is not owned by MIT, the U.S., or any institution
You can’t “fund” Bitcoin and then control it
Bitcoin is a decentralized network, not a balance sheet.
So what is this really?
📢 A narrative built for attention, not accuracy.
And in markets, narratives usually do one thing:
They create noise, confusion, and traps
While liquidity quietly moves in the background 👀
💡 My trading rule is simple:
I don’t trade reels.
I don’t trade headlines.
I trade structure, liquidity, and confirmations.
Stay sharp. Don’t let narratives trade you.
