🌍Silent accepted ₿ Power! Jeffrey ✉️ Check: Solutions for 🌍 Financial Crisis

[arzuo]

Bitcoin and its BTC technology could also play a major role in the current oil crisis, the Iran-US war, Syria and the financial📈crisis, which will prevent the creation of financial chaos around the world.



I recently went to Jeffrey Epstein's email world👉 jmail.world, where I was looking for something interesting about Bitcoin.
I found several emails between "Jeffrey" and a man named "Amir Taqi" discussing Bitcoin.

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He is not from the western United States or the United Kingdom, he is of Persian (Iranian) descent.



Iranians have been secretly involved with Bitcoin technology since 2011 or even earlier.
So I think it is a matter of inquiry,
why would Iran want to be involved with Bitcoin in the Hormuz issue?

Because they know more about it than we do and I think they are secretly more involved in this technology than we think, because they are moving forward in silence and it is not understood because there was not much publicity about them in the world and they are much more advanced in reverse engineering and cyber technology.

"Amir Taqi" started First 1st Conferene in London





Who is this "Amir Taqi"? He is an Iranian revolutionary and a pioneer of the Bitcoin project.

And there have been attempts to block many of his praised aspects in order to suppress the progress and advancement of BTCitcoin.



Where countries in financial crisis can choose Bitcoin as an independent monetary system as a source of financial 💰 power alongside their own domestic currencies.

[BattleDog]

I get what you're trying to say, but you're stitching together a lot of very soft evidence there and calling it a map. Amir Taaki being early in Bitcoin, being of Persian descent, and some old email mentioning Bitcoin does not really prove "Iranians were secretly involved in Bitcoin technology." It proves early Bitcoin people were scattered, weird, curious, political, technical, and often outside the polite banking dinner table. That part we already knew.

Bitcoin did attract dissidents, cypherpunks, privacy nerds, sanctioned-country users, libertarians, hackers, academics, and regular broke people who were tired of watching central banks play drunken Jenga with their savings. That is not a secret Iranian operation, that is just what happens when you build neutral money and release it into a broken world.

Where I agree with you is that crisis countries tend to understand Bitcoin faster than comfortable countries. If your currency is melting, your bank account can be frozen, or your government treats capital controls like a national sport, then Bitcoin stops looking like a toy and starts looking like plumbing. Cyprus, Venezuela, Iran, Lebanon, Argentina, Turkey, Nigeria, Ukraine, Russia, you can keep going. People do not need a whitepaper lecture when their purchasing power is being fed into a wood chipper.

But careful with the "Bitcoin will prevent financial chaos around the world" angle. Bitcoin does not prevent politicians, banks, and central planners from making a mess. It just gives ordinary people a door out of the burning kitchen. And that alone is already more than the existing system wants to admit.

[arzuo]

"Iranians were secretly involved in Bitcoin technology." It proves early Bitcoin people were scattered, weird, curious, political, technical, and often outside the polite banking dinner table. That part we already knew.

I didn't say that the Iranians were involved in Bitcoin technology✔️, I said that the Iranians knew about Bitcoin technology in advance, and maybe they silently 🤫 accepted and verified it. Because if we investigate the Hormuz issue, we will see that they are interested in BTCitcoin transactions.