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Adoption & Transparency - Bitget, a leading exchange with over 120 million users and $8+ billion in total assets, has adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve on Ethereum to enhance transparency around its wrapped Bitcoin asset, BGBTC [1] - Chainlink Proof of Reserve enables near real-time monitoring of BGBTC's collateralization [1] User Confidence & DeFi - Proof of Reserve strengthens user confidence for BitVaultFinance, which uses BGBTC in its DeFi yield strategies [1] - BGBTC is used as collateral within BitVaultFinance's lending vaults [1]

Investigation Transparency - Advocates for the complete and unredacted release of interview transcripts, including Bill Barr's testimony, to ensure a transparent process for the American public [1][2][13] - Stresses the importance of releasing files related to the investigation to the committee, highlighting concerns about potential delays and the need for critical scrutiny of the released materials [3][4][14] - Highlights a discrepancy in statements regarding Bill Barr's testimony, suggesting a potential attempt to craft a misleading narrative and calls for the release of the full transcript or video of Barr's deposition [6] Key Individuals and Accountability - Questions the absence of a subpoena for Alex Acosta, emphasizing his extensive knowledge of the Jeffrey Epstein case and the "sweetheart deal" he allegedly facilitated [7][8] - Expresses frustration with the perceived lack of progress in holding individuals accountable in the Epstein case, criticizing the "dance around" by the House Judiciary Committee [12] - Indicates a willingness to take aggressive action, including forcing votes and potentially shutting down the government, to ensure accountability and prevent a cover-up [8][13][21] Political Leverage and Action - Suggests that Senate Democrats should consider refusing to fund the government to leverage action against perceived presidential overreach, such as deploying troops in the streets [17][18] - Emphasizes the need for Democrats to be "all in" and prepared to take drastic measures, including shutting down the government, to stop what they view as harmful actions by the administration [20][21] - Highlights the importance of obtaining and releasing the files related to the investigation to the public, emphasizing the fight for justice for the victims [14][16]

Spencer, your sense of how these survivors can potentially open the aperture on transparency. Thank you for having me on. You know, it's unfathomable that we really forget about throughout this whole process survivors.They are the ones that matter. You know, these are victims of Jeffrey Epste and Gilen Maxwell and these are the people that want their voices heard. So, it is wonderful that they're actually bringing them to speak.In addition, they have always wanted full accountability, not only Joffrey Epste ...

Political Commentary & Transparency Concerns - The report highlights conflicting narratives from Donald Trump and his supporters regarding the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, shifting from dismissing it as a hoax to suggesting a Democratic cover-up [1] - JD Vance's defense of Trump's transparency claims is questioned, particularly regarding the release of Epstein files [1][3] - A federal judge denied the Trump Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury materials related to Ghislaine Maxwell's case, stating the material largely duplicates public record and the request appeared aimed at creating an "illusion of transparency" rather than genuine disclosure [1] - The judge's assessment suggests the government's motives were more about public relations than actual transparency [2][12] Speculation & Potential Implications - The report questions what information within the Epstein files could be so damaging to Donald Trump, considering his history of weathering scandals [4][5][6][7] - There is speculation that the Trump administration's actions, including treatment of Ghislaine Maxwell, were aimed at redirecting blame towards Democrats [10][11] - The report suggests the administration could release non-grand jury information if it truly wanted to expose Democratic involvement, implying a hidden agenda [14] - The report posits that something in the files is causing Trump to be "deathly afraid," potentially worse than previous scandals [15]

Legal and Political Actions - House Democrats are calling for a congressional hearing with victims and survivors to hold powerful people accountable [1][6] - There's ongoing debate in Congress and the courts regarding the release of the Epstein files [9][10] - The case highlights the failure of the legal system, specifically referencing a "sweetheart deal" in 2008 that allowed Epstein to plead guilty to a lesser charge [6][7][8] Survivor Experiences and Advocacy - Survivors are demanding the release of the Epstein files, expressing frustration with government delays [2][4][5] - Survivors fear potential bullying and the release of their names if they testify before Congress [10] - The story highlights the difficulties victims face when reporting abuse, including discouragement from law enforcement and family [11][12][13][14][15][16][17] Systemic Issues - The discussion emphasizes the need for societal changes to make it easier for victims to come forward and report abuse [13] - The lack of support and resources for victims, even decades later, is a significant problem [13][14][15][16][17]

With the Epstein uproar continuing, new details today that undercut White House claims as well as fueling more questions. NBC News reporting top officials did huddle last night specifically to discuss the Epstein scandal and what they will do about ongoing questions and transparency. Something that VP Vance basically all but denied yesterday.Maybe Trump officials are rattled. Maybe they don't have one story to tell. The meeting followed that messaging from the the president who handed the ball handed the mi ...

RT Ignas | DeFi (@DefiIgnas)$PUMP is back in the lead:I thought they'd need financial incentives to put come back.But just having Pump start tweeting again was enough to initiate it."Oh, the team is still here. Not like Racer from $FRIEND."Pump also launched a buybacks dashboard. More transparency is bullish.Fees roared back without any major catalyst yet.Imagine what they can do if they put artificial sweeteners into their launchpad ( $PUMP = Sugar).People are addicted to it. They can't get enough even if ...

Seeing the founder of Somnia share this is something I genuinely wish many more founders would do.Just being open and expressing their feelings on a lot of the critics and feedback from the timeline.As someone who is also in that founder seat (with others @ BoDoggos), you get A LOT of feedback, both good and bad.Hearing another founder talk so candidly and share the reality of it, being transparent, showing it's seen, and being open to that feedback.Things like this do have me genuinely excited to see our p ...

The fallout continues after President Trump fired the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics following a dismal jobs report. Joining us right now is White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset. Uh Kevin, want to thank you for joining us.Um let's just start with with a very basic question. Um the president said on Friday that he believed that these numbers were rigged, that they were politically motivated. Do you believe that to be true.You know, as an economist, I like to go for what ...