U.S. stocks, gold, silver, $BTC , and other global assets are all declining across the board, especially BTC which is almost collapsing. What does this have to do with Epstein? I've never seen a situation in the capital markets where nothing happens—only quiet declines. This round of decline hasn't been triggered by any major event, but it's quite strange that all global assets are falling this way. There are no tariffs, rate hikes, institutional collapses, or pandemics as catalysts; nothing specific, just a continuous drop. Let me speculate: this decline started with the sharp fall of gold and silver on January 30, and on the same day, the U.S. Department of Justice released 3.5 million pages of Epstein case files. The timeline of @E5@ is currently either a big drop or Epstein. After more details of the Epstein case were exposed, big figures like Bill Gates, the Clintons, and various world leaders have gradually surfaced. These cases involve not only personal scandals but also some black material related to national policies, including negotiations between the U.S. and a major country, among others. The impact of this matter is growing larger and larger, so there are two possibilities: First, someone knows these events will have a huge impact and has preemptively shorted; second, some related individuals suddenly realize that these issues could affect their assets or even lead to legal disputes, so they immediately liquidate and transfer their wealth. Another coincidence: a week after the U.S. Congress voted on November 19 last year to release Epstein case files, JPMorgan Chase, the largest player in gold and silver, quietly moved its gold and silver trading services from New York to Singapore within a week. Coincidence?