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Two completely independent stories collide in a big cryptocurrency Twitter question: Why is the market bouncing again?
Surprise: It’s not that Congress releases the Epstein files – but that the title didn’t hurt the chaos.
House votes 427-1 to release Epstein files: Market is reacting, but not as you think
In one of the most victorious votes in modern history, the US House of Representatives voted 427-1 to force the Department of Justice to release its long-standing files on Jeffrey Epstein.
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The bipartisan-supported bill, co-sponsored by Rep. Thomas Massie and Rep. Ro Khanna, now heads the Senate.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene announced what is “A huge victory for the survivors who have waited decades for the truth,” he said, adding that he would personally read the names “in the boardroom” if necessary.
However, despite the political shocks, the market did not move due to the transparency of the Congress.
This part of the story belongs to someone else.
Michael Saylor declares the decline “normal” and says that Bitcoin will reach a new high soon
While Washington was looking for the Epstein files, he came across it Michael Saylor Live on Fox Business, he tells the world what Bitcoin holders want to hear:
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“This is normal … Bitcoin has had 15 major declines, and it always returns to a new all-time high,” he said, andHe said.
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“The decline is temporary – Bitcoin will soon reach a new all-time high.”
Saylor added long-term math:
- Bitcoin has grown about 50% annually over the past five years.
- The policy (his company) is designed to “survive an 80-90% decrease.”
- Bitcoin could grow 30% per year for the next 20 years
- Volatility remains lower as Wall Street enters
Saylor classically said:
“If you want to save money forever without third-party risk, Bitcoin is stronger than ever.”
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The markets seemed to agree, as the charts turned green and the total market capitalization rose by a modest 2%.
Nathalie Brunel adds fuel: Bitcoin is a “100-year investment”
Then Fox Business brought in Natalie Brunelle, host of Currency Stories, who gave the psychological crowd the frame they needed during the decline:
- Bitcoin has survived 12 declines of 25% or more
- People who are panicking “don’t even understand the origin”
- I started buying the dips from 2017
- Bitcoin is the only asset that 8 billion people can save without inflation or risk of confiscation
His notable quote:
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“Bitcoin is for everyone – and it’s here to stay forever.”
That paragraph spread in cryptocurrency circles even faster than Saylor’s statements.
Bottom line: Epstein’s headlines generated hype, Saylor created momentum.
Yes, the Epstein files vote has dominated American political news.
Yes, Twitter’s cryptography has been awash with memes, conspiracies, and speculation.
But the real reason the graphs turned green was simple:
Saylor changed market sentiment live, Brunel supported it, and traders reminded the markets what cycle they were in.
As the political arena prepares for an unprecedented transparency fight, digital markets, meanwhile, are holding out hope. A new peak is likely to be recorded.
“If Bitcoin reaches a new high this year, it effectively negates the fact that there is a four-year cycle,” said BitMine President Tom Lee.
