Caffe' Satoshi
5.5K posts

Caffe' Satoshi
@CaffeSatoshi
Small shots. Bitcoin only. No noise, Data driven. Do not copy my trades. Do your own research


Want to buy a $500K home but don't have enough $BTC for 1:1? Enter Bitcoin Mortgage Reserve (BMR) Contribute just 20% ($100K) to $BTC escrow. Get home financing low as 3% APR at Diamond tier. Instead of paying PMI, a sunk cost that only protects the lender, your Bitcoin becomes an equity engine designed to help pay off the debt faster. At 15% $BTC CAGR: debt-free around year 14. At 30% $BTC CAGR: debt-free around year 8. At 60% $BTC CAGR: debt-free around year 5! A 30-year mortgage no longer has to mean 30 years of debt ⚡️ Build Wealth Smarter. Platform is live. Join waitlist here👇



















THE TRUTH ABOUT ADAM BACK AND THE EPSTEIN CONNECTION Did he really go to the island and was he involved in anything illicit? 👇 The article that shows the truth based only on EVIDENCE. Adam Back, the Bitcoin developer and Blockstream CEO, has been fully exonerated from any wrongdoing in the latest Jeffrey Epstein document dump, with no evidence tying him to the disgraced financier’s criminal activities. Newly unsealed files confirm Back was invited in 2014 to meet Epstein in St. Thomas, near the infamous Little Saint James island, as part of early fundraising discussions for Blockstream. Epstein’s $500,000 investment came through a fund with Joi Ito and was later divested by the company over potential conflicts. Travel arrangements placed Back and co-founder Austin Hill in the US Virgin Islands for a legitimate business trip April 17-20. While Epstein referenced “Andy Back on my island” in one email, there is zero proof Back visited Little Saint James itself or participated in any illicit behavior. Back has consistently stated that Blockstream severed all ties and maintains “no direct nor indirect financial connection” with Epstein or his estate. No flight logs to the island, victim statements, or court records implicate him in Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation. The Bitcoin community has rallied around the veteran cypherpunk, dismissing online speculation as overblown drama. Early contributor Luke Dashjr’s calls for resignation have been brushed off by supporters as unrelated to any proven facts. Epstein, who died in 2019 while awaiting trial, cultivated relationships across tech and finance for years after his 2008 conviction. Back’s brief professional overlap appears limited to standard investor outreach common in Silicon Valley at the time. “No crimes, no victims, no case,” a crypto insider told The Post. “Adam Back has spent decades building Bitcoin infrastructure with integrity. This is a nothingburger.” THE EVIDENCE provides a clean bill of health on the core allegations. As more Epstein files emerge, they continue to highlight the financier’s web of questionable contacts, without staining Back’s reputation. @adam3us (tagged so he can read and reply if he feels the need to do so).




