Bitcoin Updates: Epstein Correspondence Casts Doubt on Trump’s Claims While Associated Bitcoin Company Sees Increased Earnings
- Newly released Epstein emails reveal Trump's closer ties than publicly acknowledged, including 1990s jet flights and social events. - Trump denies knowledge of Epstein's sex-trafficking operations, calling allegations a "hoax" while his family's Bitcoin firm ABTC reports $3.47M profit. - Congressional documents show Trump maintained connections despite 2000s disputes, with Epstein allegedly listing him in a "little black book" of contacts. - Political battle over Epstein file releases intensifies as crit
Freshly unveiled congressional records have brought renewed attention to the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, a topic that has long attracted both investigative and public interest. These emails, sourced from Epstein’s estate and made public by House Oversight Committee Democrats,
The history of interactions between Trump and Epstein stretches back decades, with records showing regular contact, such as shared private jet flights, attendance at social gatherings, and business connections. Flight manifests reveal Trump flew on Epstein’s planes several times in the 1990s, and photographs from that period show them together at various events, including a 1997 Victoria’s Secret party
At the same time, a cryptocurrency mining company called American Bitcoin (ABTC), which is linked to the Trump family, has gained prominence in the digital currency industry. The company, with Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. holding a combined 20% stake,
The publication of Epstein’s emails has ramped up demands for the Trump administration to make federal records on the case public, sparking a procedural standoff between House Republicans and Democrats. A petition to bring the files to a vote reached the required 218 signatures, leading to White House efforts to halt further releases.
With the controversy over Epstein’s legacy ongoing, the overlap between his alleged sway and Trump’s business ventures—from real estate to cryptocurrency—remains under close examination by both investigators and the public. The financial achievements of the Trump-affiliated Bitcoin company, alongside the newly surfaced emails, highlight the intricate network of relationships that surrounded Epstein and their lasting impact on politics.
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