# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin

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Escape the Leviathan: Epstein, Silicon Valley, and the Sovereign Individual

For over a century, the ultra-wealthy have sought to place their wealth beyond the reach of sovereign nations. This pursuit has evolved from Swiss bank accounts, which offered secrecy for 70 years, to Caribbean offshore havens, which lasted about 50 years before increased transparency eroded their appeal. The article uses the case of Jeffrey Epstein as a lens to examine the latest iteration of this quest: cryptocurrency. It details how Epstein, a convicted sex offender, strategically funded key players in the crypto space to gain influence. He donated to the MIT Media Lab, which used his money to hire core Bitcoin developers, effectively buying control over the technology's direction. He also invested in Bitcoin infrastructure company Blockstream. This financial influence helped morph Bitcoin's narrative from a purely technical, decentralized innovation into a radical ideological tool for challenging state power, an idea championed by Silicon Valley figures like Peter Thiel. Thiel, a vocal adherent of the book "The Sovereign Individual," views crypto as a means for a cognitive elite to escape the constraints of nation-states and democratic accountability. The piece argues that this pursuit of "freedom" is not for the common good but for the absolute liberation of a tiny elite from social responsibility and wealth redistribution. It describes a powerful network of tech elites, connected through organizations like the Edge Foundation, who operate in private to align interests and positions. Ultimately, the attempt to create a permanent digital haven is meeting a regulatory wall. The recent implementation of the global Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) represents a coordinated international effort to impose transparency on crypto transactions, closing another loophole. The article concludes that the underlying ideology of escape persists, now manifesting in even more ambitious projects like life-extension technology and Mars colonization, funded by the same elite. It leaves the reader with a critical question: when a small, unaccountable group defines the future of money, society, and life itself in private, what does that mean for the rest of us?

marsbit02/03 04:50

Escape the Leviathan: Epstein, Silicon Valley, and the Sovereign Individual

marsbit02/03 04:50

Judging Bitcoin's Bottom Range from Indicators Rather Than Faith

Based on key metrics rather than sentiment, this analysis examines potential Bitcoin bottom ranges after its recent drop below $75,700. A market poll suggests 30% of investors see the bottom between $60,000–$75,000. Glassnode data indicates the network-wide average cost basis is $55,900, a critical support level. The ahr999 indicator, falling below 0.45 for the first time since 2023, signals a buying opportunity, recommending accumulation under $76,000. Analyst Willy Woo’s CVDD model points to a hard bottom near $45,000, while large holder "Strategy’s" average cost of $76,040 is another key level to watch. These metrics suggest cautious accumulation at current levels, though macroeconomic and ETF influences may prevent a drop to previous cycle lows.

比推02/03 04:24

Judging Bitcoin's Bottom Range from Indicators Rather Than Faith

比推02/03 04:24

Six Years Later: If Soros Wanted to Destroy Bitcoin, How Would He Do It?

Six years later, revisiting the question: How would George Soros attack Bitcoin? Amid a decade of market euphoria and relentless bullish sentiment, few have seriously considered the possibility of a true Bitcoin collapse—or what it might look like. Die-hard proponents preaching “perpetual bull market” rarely entertain such scenarios, while simplistic bearish narratives also fail to offer a nuanced perspective. The article invites a deeper reflection on systemic vulnerabilities and speculative dynamics, suggesting that a sophisticated attack on Bitcoin—akin to Soros’s legendary financial maneuvers—would likely exploit structural, psychological, and liquidity weaknesses rather than relying on mere criticism or superficial short-selling.

marsbit02/03 04:20

Six Years Later: If Soros Wanted to Destroy Bitcoin, How Would He Do It?

marsbit02/03 04:20

Did Satoshi Nakamoto Sell 10,000 Bitcoin For $800 Million? Here’s The Truth

A viral rumor on social media platform X claimed that Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, sold 10,000 BTC worth approximately $800 million from a long-dormant wallet. The post included a screenshot allegedly from Arkham Intelligence showing the transaction. However, an analysis of actual on-chain data reveals no evidence of such a transfer. Blockchain records indicate that Nakamoto’s wallets, holding about 1.096 million BTC ($84.3 billion), have seen no significant outflows for over 12 years. Only negligible inflows, likely dust transactions, have occurred. The rumor gained traction due to ongoing speculation around Nakamoto’s identity and holdings, as well as Bitcoin’s recent price volatility, trading around $76,872 after nearing cycle lows.

bitcoinist02/03 04:02

Did Satoshi Nakamoto Sell 10,000 Bitcoin For $800 Million? Here’s The Truth

bitcoinist02/03 04:02

Bitcoin: Leverage unwinds as BTC slips 10% monthly -Stabilization ahead?

Bitcoin's recent 10% monthly decline reflects a recurring cycle of sharp advances followed by corrections, similar to patterns observed in 2014 and 2018. This weakness is attributed to tighter global liquidity, shifting ETF flows, and profit-taking rather than structural failure. Market deleveraging has accelerated, with over $5 billion in liquidations in four days—the largest since October 2025—accompanied by a significant drop in Open Interest from $47.5 billion to $24.4 billion. Historically, such resets in leverage and consolidation phases have preceded recoveries. While downside risk persists due to ongoing selling pressure, reduced leverage suggests growing fatigue among sellers, indicating potential stabilization ahead.

ambcrypto02/03 03:06

Bitcoin: Leverage unwinds as BTC slips 10% monthly -Stabilization ahead?

ambcrypto02/03 03:06

Reviewing the Epstein Files, Discovering He Met Satoshi Nakamoto

U.S. Department of Justice recently released a batch of Epstein files, revealing his significant early involvement in the cryptocurrency space. As early as 2011, Epstein was discussing Bitcoin, calling it a "brilliant idea" with "serious flaws." The documents show his communications with tech elites, including former Microsoft executives and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, about cryptocurrency investments and ideology. Epstein invested in Blockstream's seed round, and emails suggest he may have also funded Ripple/Stellar, leading to internal conflicts. He was also connected to MIT's Digital Currency Initiative, which paid Bitcoin Core developers using his anonymous donations. Most notably, in a 2016 email, Epstein claimed to have "spoken with some of the Bitcoin creators," raising questions about Satoshi Nakamoto's identity and potential U.S. government awareness. However, he later advised against buying Bitcoin in 2017 when it was under $5,000. The files also note his brief encounter with MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor. With half the documents still unreleased, the full extent of Epstein's crypto connections remains unknown.

marsbit02/03 03:00

Reviewing the Epstein Files, Discovering He Met Satoshi Nakamoto

marsbit02/03 03:00

Bitcoin’s Fall Below $77,000 Exposes Market Reality as BTC Still Sets the Crypto Trend

Bitcoin's recent decline below $77,000 revealed the market's continued vulnerability to sentiment, leverage, and macroeconomic forces. After briefly holding above $80,000, BTC dropped to around $74,000, its lowest in about ten months, amid broad risk-off conditions in global markets. The loss of the $80,000 level was a psychological turning point, exposing fragile support and narrative-driven price defense. Weekend volatility and leveraged liquidations further emphasized Bitcoin's short-term instability as a store of value. Macro pressures, including Fed policy concerns and potential U.S. government shutdown, contributed to the sell-off. Technically, BTC faces bearish momentum with key support at $76,000 and resistance at $80,000. Despite diversification talks, altcoins followed Bitcoin’s decline, confirming the market's ongoing dependence on BTC’s direction and macro conditions.

bitcoinist02/03 02:31

Bitcoin’s Fall Below $77,000 Exposes Market Reality as BTC Still Sets the Crypto Trend

bitcoinist02/03 02:31

Can Saylor’s Strategy ride out Bitcoin’s slide as losses cross $900mln?

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin strategy faces a significant test as Bitcoin's price decline below $75,000 pushes his company, MicroStrategy (MSTR), into an unrealized loss of over $900 million on its 712,647 BTC holdings, acquired at an average of $76,037 per coin. This downturn is attributed to geopolitical instability, shifting U.S. Fed policy under new Chair Kevin Warsh, and massive outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Despite this, MSTR's stock rose 4.55%, indicating investor confidence in Saylor's leadership and the company's core business. Saylor reaffirmed his commitment, emphasizing direct Bitcoin ownership and hinting at further buying opportunities during the volatility.

ambcrypto02/03 02:01

Can Saylor’s Strategy ride out Bitcoin’s slide as losses cross $900mln?

ambcrypto02/03 02:01

February 3 Market Summary: U.S. Stocks and Gold Rebound Together, Fed Still Mired in Independence Crisis

Market Summary, February 3: U.S. stocks and gold both rebounded, while the Federal Reserve faces an ongoing independence crisis. Spot gold surged 3.56% to close at $4,826/oz, marking a strong recovery after its sharpest single-day drop since 1980 the previous Friday. The sell-off was triggered by Donald Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh—a known hawk—as the next Fed Chair, raising fears of prolonged high interest rates. However, markets are reassessing: Warsh’s potential appointment is not immediate, and the long-term "de-dollarization" narrative for gold remains intact. Technical factors, including margin hikes and stop-loss triggers, exacerbated the initial drop but also cleared excess leverage. Major banks like JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank maintain bullish long-term targets. Bitcoin struggled around $78,700, up 2% on the day but down over 10% for the week. It faced pressure from broader risk-off sentiment, liquidations of long positions exceeding $500 million, and a lack of new catalysts. Ethereum fell even more sharply, down 19% weekly. Altcoins broadly declined as capital concentrated in Bitcoin and a few high-quality assets. U.S. stocks rose, with the Dow up 1.05%, the S&P 500 up 0.54%, and the Nasdaq up 0.56%. The rebound was driven by stronger-than-expected manufacturing PMI data, gains in AI-related and transportation stocks, and a general recovery from Friday’s panic. However, underlying weaknesses persisted, as seen in Disney’s 7% drop on poor earnings. The core market tension remains the Fed’s credibility crisis. Trump’s nomination of Warsh has intensified concerns over the central bank’s independence. Markets are weighing two scenarios: continued hawkish policy hurting all assets, or political pressure leading to premature rate cuts, risking inflation and dollar devaluation. Upcoming data—including ADP employment, ISM services PMI, jobless claims, and especially the nonfarm payrolls report—will be critical for near-term direction. Strong data could reinforce expectations of delayed rate cuts, while weak figures may increase bets on earlier easing. Current market pricing suggests a 40% chance of a March rate cut.

marsbit02/03 01:40

February 3 Market Summary: U.S. Stocks and Gold Rebound Together, Fed Still Mired in Independence Crisis

marsbit02/03 01:40

Crypto Morning Brief: Binance SAFU Fund Purchases $100 Million in Bitcoin, SpaceX Confirms Merger with xAI

Binance has transferred 1,315 BTC (worth $100 million) from its hot wallet to its SAFU Fund. SpaceX is reportedly set to merge with xAI, with the combined entity valued at $1.25 trillion, according to an internal memo. In U.S. politics, Senator Elizabeth Warren called for a congressional hearing into a $187 million deal between the Trump family’s crypto venture WLFI and an Abu Dhabi-backed entity, labeling it "obvious corruption." Former President Trump claimed he was unaware of the deal, stating his sons handled it. Hong Kong’s monetary authority received 36 applications for stablecoin licenses and aims to issue the first batch by March. Despite earlier speculation, JD.com has not withdrawn its application. Other developments include the revelation from newly unsealed Epstein documents that the financier invested in Bitcoin infrastructure firm Blockstream and had ties to figures like MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor. Additionally, Cboe plans to relaunch binary options, Hyperliquid is testing a new outcome-trading feature, and Jupiter received a $35 million strategic investment from ParaFi Capital.

marsbit02/03 01:17

Crypto Morning Brief: Binance SAFU Fund Purchases $100 Million in Bitcoin, SpaceX Confirms Merger with xAI