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The screenshot you saw is a hoax. There’s no authenticated email from Jeffrey Epstein about being Satoshi Nakamoto or starting Bitcoin. That claim isn’t supported by the official documents that have been released so far. Epstein did have some contact with crypto developers and made investments in the space later, but not as Bitcoin’s creator or author of the Satoshi identity.
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Since the idea of Bitcoin was born in 2008 until 2026, the significant fluctuations in prices, the reasons behind them, and the context of each step are presented chronologically. This is not a promotional piece, but rather a historically based real analysis.

⚠️ 🇨🇳 China has reaffirmed and tightened its long-standing anti-crypto stance. This is not a sudden new ban, but a stronger restatement of existing policy.
• Crypto is not legal money in China. It has no monetary or payment status.
• Crypto-related business activities such as trading platforms, exchanges, brokerage, issuance, clearing, stablecoins, and tokenized assets are classified as illegal financial activities.
• Foreign crypto platforms are prohibited from serving mainland Chinese residents without explicit approval. Enforcement against offshore services is being strengthened.
• The crackdown mainly targets commercial activity and service provision, not explicitly personal holding. Owning crypto itself is still a legal gray area rather than clearly criminal.
China is closing loopholes, tightening enforcement, and blocking offshore workarounds. This is an escalation in execution, not a policy U-turn.
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🕵️‍♂️ 2010: Hal Finney
🕵️‍♂️ 2012: Nick Szabo
🕵️‍♂️ 2014: Dorian Nakamoto
🕵️‍♂️ 2016: Craig Wright
🕵️‍♂️ 2018: Adam Back
🕵️‍♂️ 2020: Jack Dorsey
🕵️‍♂️ 2022: Elon Musk
🕵️‍♂️ 2024: Peter Todd
🕵️‍♂️ 2026: Epstein
Who is really behind the Bitcoin’s greatest mystery? 👀

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When we look at history, economics, and the recent behavior of the crypto market, a suspicion seems quite reasonable. Let me try to illustrate the point with examples. Capitalism never seizes assets in a straightforward manner. Its real strength is in controlling information, dominating language, and efficiently producing fear. The assets that have been truly valuable in history have been the ones that were first subjected to the most propaganda. Gold, oil, diamonds, uranium, or today's lithium—all follow the same pattern.

Balance risk per trade: 1.5% – 3%
Leverage: 10x – 25x
Target move: 1.5% – 3% price move
SL very tight, predetermined
Now let's get to the numbers
Example-1: 100 dollars balance
Margin: 10–15 dollars
Leverage: 20x
Position size: 200–300 dollars

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1) CONSERVATIVE PLAYBOOK
For those who want to keep the account alive and grow slowly.
Balance: 300–1000 dollars

The recent crypto market crash has wiped out massive value and shaken investor confidence, but evidence suggests this may be a mid-cycle shakeout rather than the ultimate bottom.
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) declined sharply as high leverage, derivative liquidations, and thinning liquidity triggered cascading sell-offs. According to reports from Bloomberg, Securities.io, and CoinDCX, over $1 trillion in total crypto market capitalization was erased during the latest downturn, driven largely by forced liquidations in futures markets and a rapid unwind of overextended long positions.
From a macro perspective, crypto continues to behave as a high-beta risk asset. Tighter global financial conditions, elevated bond yields, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty are reducing risk appetite. At the same time, ETF flow volatility and cautious institutional positioning are limiting the market’s ability to absorb sell pressure.
Historically, major crypto bear phases unfold in multiple legs, not a single drop. The 2018 and 2022 cycles both showed relief bounces before deeper capitulation. Current sentiment indicators such as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index reflect extreme fear, which often precedes a bottom but does not confirm it.
Key risks ahead include further deleveraging, regulatory uncertainty, and macro data shocks. Until Bitcoin reclaims strong volume-backed support and leverage normalizes, another deeper correction remains possible.
For traders and investors, this is a phase for capital preservation, disciplined risk management, and patience, not aggressive bottom hunting.
Sources: Bloomberg, Securities.io, CoinDCX, Coinpedia, Trust Wallet Research
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