Bitcoin and the Drama on Social Media

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laser51Full Member
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#1Jul 24, 2025, 02:35 PM
So lately, there’s been chatter about the recent drop in Bitcoin prices being linked to the release of those Epstein files. Bloggers, influencers, and various Bitcoin users online are throwing around the idea that Epstein might actually be Satoshi. Some say this is why we saw the market take a hit. On the flip side, others are pointing fingers at the US-Iran conflict. They think that the Middle East is giving the US a heads-up about possible repercussions if things escalate with Iran. Plus, there’s talk about how Qatar isn't letting the US use its airspace, which could also play a role in the market downturn. Within the Bitcoin community, some folks are convinced we’re just in a bear market phase. They've been waiting for this drop to grab some cheap Bitcoin and secure their future, even if the bear showed up sooner than they thought. I just wanna highlight how social media can stir up more panic in the market, making things even crazier. A lot of people are buying in the midst of the tension, while some are already selling off at a loss. It’s a crazy time, and we really need to hold steady instead of reacting to all the breaking news. Bitcoin is here to stay, and it’s definitely not a Ponzi scheme. So let’s keep holding and grab that dip.
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planktonSenior Member
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#2Jul 24, 2025, 07:22 PM
Or we are just at the start of the bear market, doesn't matter if there are some media outlets or accounts that create this kind of FUD. Bitcoin still goes on the traditional 4 year cycle starting this year and up to 2027. And for all we know we haven't seen the lowest low of this bear market. So we really need to just understand how everything works. On the contrary, this is the best time to start our accumulation phase. You don't have to listen to those entities spreading false and negative news. For sure they have their narratives behind, for clicks and noises. But for smart investors, it doesn't matter. What's important for us is to see where this market is going and then take that opportunity to buy as the price is on a decline and look for the bigger picture. And just remember this, https://bitcoindeaths.com/. Bitcoin has been declared death many times in the past and yet we bounce back.
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#3Jul 24, 2025, 10:28 PM
It honestly feels like a psyops to discourage all retail from Bitcoin. Yes we have a normal bear cycle but these news about Epstein and Bitcoin are ridiculous. Its like saying the HTTP protocol is used to distribute CSAM so we must boycott and ban it
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jake_lordMember
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#4Jul 25, 2025, 03:25 AM
no matter what the reason is, bitcoin will still recover. that may be in a few months or years but i have confidence in bitcoin to recover either way. there could be various reasons why and some might seem believable or some might be too outrageous (like epstein being satoshi lol) but whatever it may be i will still buy btc
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lonegasFull Member
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#5Jul 27, 2025, 09:26 AM
FUdsters gonna FUD, unfortunately. Our job is to just skip such narratives.
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gmfrensFull Member
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#6Jul 27, 2025, 10:07 AM
Every time there has ever been a DIP, there are always people who try to relate it to something and while it is possible that some of those things might have an element of truth in them, the majority of them are just a product of their emotions getting the better of them. social media survive based on trend and for a big thing as bitcoin that is currently experiencing her downtime, there is no way it will not become a major subject of discussion because a news about bitcoin at this point has the ability of leading to massive reason which is what the social media users feed on.
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bull_2019Senior Member
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#7Jul 27, 2025, 12:09 PM
Weak hands need to die in order for strong ones to hodl through. It's a simple structure both of the mindset and the market.
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tomdefiFull Member
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#8Jul 28, 2025, 04:20 PM
There are so many articles pointing out that Epstein had no connection at all. It was just someone who created a fake document, maybe so that it could go viral Also, signs of the bloodbath started way before the release of the Epstein files. People will just do about anything to taint Bitcoin's image. How come there was no dump when Israel bombed Iran, Israel bombed Qatar, Iran bombed Israel, the US bombed Iran, and Iran attempted to bomb a US base in Qatar?
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CalmLordFull Member
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#9Jul 29, 2025, 02:31 AM
Such events are normal in daily life, we cannot connect the market with any event when we see a recession. We see many people who try to connect real events behind every decline. Basically, if we Bitcoin users are not affected by these events and trade Bitcoin like normal days, then maybe Bitcoin is not affected by the effects of these events. Basically, fear and collapse of demand are affecting Bitcoin. I am moving forward based on my current belief, real events are limited to reality.
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cryptolordFull Member
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#10Jul 29, 2025, 03:30 AM
I don't think that news like that really affects the price of bitcoin because until now the news is just speculation and there is nothing that explains that Epstein is related to bitcoin. Current market conditions are being further pressured by the uncertain global geopolitical conditions, coupled with macroeconomic sentiment which has really pushed the price of bitcoin to a low point. This is actually not something that needs to be so feared because this is already part of the market cycle and there have been so many predictions that this year Bitcoin's price movements might be corrected sharply, but it is still not something that is that catastrophic. Just wait for market conditions to recover again and then print a new ATH.
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#11Jul 29, 2025, 05:52 AM
I will continue to think positively about Bitcoin, and I am not surprised by the current situation, because it is clear that the market has shown bearish prices since its collapse at the ATH price, this kind of thing has also often happened in previous years, the 4-year cycle is still valid, old people will understand how to take action
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tom.satoshiFull Member
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#12Jul 29, 2025, 07:34 AM
A veteran talks to me about BTC & market conditions. He told me not to believe influencers who claim to know the market & its future, because all of that is a lie from them. However, if the price of BTC falls, it is only temporary & the price will eventually rise again. Nobody knows when it will happen, all I know & he told me, I have to believe in BTC. By the way, the price fell to $62,000 today & then rose back to $70,000.
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darkgasMember
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#13Jul 29, 2025, 09:52 AM
This kind of rumor has been around for a long time. Rumors may have been spread in different ways at different times. Now people spend more time on social media. And what I notice is that most of the news on this social media is false and fabricated news that has no basis in truth. And even after people know this, after seeing the same thing again and again, they go to a stage and think it is true and decide. And now this has happened in the case of Bitcoin too. today Bitcoin has started increasing. Now Bitcoin has crossed 70k. That is why we should take time before taking any decision. https://academic.oup.com/heapro/article/40/2/daaf023/8100645
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ryan2020Full Member
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#14Jul 29, 2025, 01:11 PM
Some news can affect the price of Bitcoin, fall or pump, although not every news or rumor. We as Bitcoiners enjoy linking too many stories or narratives to whatever happens to the price of Bitcoin, this Epstein case is not the reason for the sudden crash earlier on, is it the first time we are experiencing such a crash within a short period? Linking any story as a reason for the sudden fall, it has to be concerning the bear market, I've always thought of this year to be a bearish season, in the shortest time, it's already looking like it.
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raven_maxiSenior Member
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#15Jul 29, 2025, 01:26 PM
I believe social media will always have it's own ideology. When a question is brought up it creates room for answers and some answers can just be to make a propaganda to prosper. Bitcoin price has been declining before the year started and the question has been why , and as Bitcoin decline further the question gets louder and consistent. The Jeffrey Epstein files brings they type of controversial answer social media loves to play, that's my thoughts on this.
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sage420Full Member
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#16Jul 29, 2025, 02:42 PM
In my opinion this looks like a combination of short-term sell pressure and macro uncertainty rather than anything fundamentally breaking. Large holders distributing, exchanges rebalancing liquidity and leveraged positions getting flushed usually create exaggerated moves like this. We’ve seen similar behavior multiple times in previous cycles. Bitcoin tends to move hardest during periods of fear, especially when sentiment flips quickly. Historically these phases don’t last long compared to the broader cycle.
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sigma_satoshiFull Member
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#17Jul 30, 2025, 11:22 AM
The fall isn't due to the Epstein files. All of the markets have dropped significantly so it means that there's a deeper reason to that. I don't think that someone being exposed and given those proof of their guilt will make the market shake so much. The demand is due to the force that's from several markets and so, this means that a huge entity or corporation or even a country have sold. Do we get a clue from that? no. But with the warmongers and triggering of wars, it seems that there's a need for funding to do that. Thus, the market corrected.
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bull_gangFull Member
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#18Aug 1, 2025, 01:27 AM
All the points you said about the decline in bitcoin price are all true, yes of course some people cannot help but panic if they see the current war situation and also the latest news from Epstein, especially this news has involved many big figures. And the fact that bitcoin is a speculative market makes the market cannot help but be affected by this kind of news. But those who lose are those who play short-term or let's say trading. This is one of the reasons for the decline.
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cryptobridgeSenior Member
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#19Aug 1, 2025, 03:40 AM
There has been some FUD between Binance, CZ and some influencers about the bad things CZ has done in the last couple of years. Are they right? I can't say but numbers don't lie in crypto. People has stop listening to online Bitcoin critics but you see the recent allegations, Binance and it's cycle has done has cause a lot of damages to many investors, they art hurt by Binance force liquidation and now there voices are heard which is affecting the market. Even this one will stop, it's just time and I like the fact that Binance cycle that has been manipulating the market are getting exposed. One thing I like about X, you can lie to people but evidence doesn't lie, those guys has made people to lose money, that's what they have been agitating for, if it's this particular one I support this Binance agenda.
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dave.falconFull Member
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#20Aug 1, 2025, 03:47 AM
From the past to the present, there have been many names of people suspected of being Satoshi, but none have been proven to be Satoshi in the end. The person who was recently suspected of being Satoshi also has no indication, or concrete evidence regarding the allegation. Epstein is known to have died in 2019, and if he were Satoshi, then he should have moved his wallet containing Bitcoin (if it were true), but in fact, during Epstein life, he did not do so. I do not believe that Epstein is Satoshi. Epstein is a selfish criminal, while Satoshi is a selfless revolutionary. How could those traits be combined? So, I do not believe at all.
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