No, but he was invested

Jeffrey Epstein was secretly funneling money to Bitcoin developers through MIT. I just went through the actual emails, and honestly, it’s wild.He sent $850,000 to MIT from 2002 to 2017. Part of that cash ended up in the Digital Currency Initiative, the program that kept Bitcoin core developers paid when the Foundation ran out of money.

Epstein visited MIT nine times. Staff didn’t even like to say his name, they called him “Voldemort” behind his back.
Here’s where it gets even crazier: He met in Manhattan with Brock Pierce (the Tether co-founder) and Larry Summers to talk about Bitcoin, way before it went mainstream. Summers worried about his own reputation if Bitcoin blew up. Kind of hilarious, honestly.

In 2018, Epstein emailed Steve Bannon asking about crypto taxes, how to get coins, spend them, and dodge campaign finance rules. Bannon’s answer? “On it.” That’s it.

Epstein’s Amazon orders show he was buying up Bitcoin and Ethereum books in 2017, right when he was rebuilding all his connections.
Just think about that. He managed to reach the developers, the regulators, politicians, early investors, every corner of the crypto space.
MIT didn’t report all the donations. They used side doors, skipped official meeting logs. And all the while, Bitcoin developers were getting funded.

Does this mean Epstein ran Bitcoin? No. But he was way more involved with early crypto than anyone guessed.
Nobody knew this before. And honestly? It’s nuts how these wild conspiracy theories keep turning out to be true.

Sincerely,

Pele23

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