Coincidence or Conspiracy?

When I first introduced what I called The Great Crypto Conspiracy back in 2018, most people had no idea what I was talking about.

They thought I was exaggerating… or seeing shadows where none existed.

But I knew Wall Street’s hostility toward bitcoin was just theater… a smokescreen while they quietly positioned themselves to dominate the asset.

The first sign of this conspiracy came in September 2017, when JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon infamously called bitcoin a “fraud” and threatened to fire any of his employees caught trading BTC.

The price of bitcoin dropped nearly 25% – from as high as $4,170 to as low as $3,140 – in the three days following his statements.

In hindsight, these look like ridiculously low prices. But at the time? People were freaking out.

The hate mail pile on my desk was thick with insults. Can you blame folks? After all, the world’s most powerful banker had publicly called bitcoin a “fraud.”

And yet, we came to find out his London office had swooped in to pick up BTC after his comments had knocked the price down.

In less than two months, BTC hit a new high… making those traders as much as 137%.

My gut instinct told me this wasn’t a hit job to kill bitcoin.

Instead, it suggested a set-up… A coordinated price takedown, so Wall Street sharks could accumulate bitcoin on the cheap.

So I dug deeper. And that’s when it hit me: The Elites never wanted to destroy bitcoin – they wanted to control it.

After months of uncovering clues and connecting the dots, I finally unmasked the culprits.

Nearly a year later, when bitcoin was around $6,400, I went public in a special briefing called The Great Crypto Conspiracy.

During that briefing, I warned anyone who would listen: Wall Street’s plan was to terrify the public out of crypto… drive prices into the dirt… and scoop up the greatest asset ever created at fire-sale prices while everyday folks ran for the exits.

I further argued they would then wrap their fee-loving arms around bitcoin in the form of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). I said once they figured out how to make money from it, they’d be shouting from the rooftops to buy it.

Here’s the evidence…

Pulling Back the Curtain