Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed: Book Two: Bitcoin’s Ultimate Fate

This is an Apple Books audiobook narrated by a digital voice based on a human narrator.

What did blind remote viewing suggest about Bitcoin's ultimate fate?

Book Two investigates Bitcoin and seven other cryptocurrency projects through Kiwi Joe's original session sketches, written impressions, and analysis. It explores how remote viewing approaches a target that is an ecosystem of code, technology, networks, people, activity, and purpose spread across many locations.

The projects were selected at random from a pool composed largely of the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization on October 28, 2020. Kiwi Joe did not know which project he was targeting during any session. Every sketch and written impression was recorded before the identity was revealed.

The book explains how to read and analyze the material before presenting eight project-by-project investigations. Each case includes background, original Site Template and S6 sketches, written session data, and a Keeper or Non-Keeper conclusion. The Site Template explores a project's defining characteristics, while the S6 examines its ultimate future.

How might a conceptual target present itself in the data, and what can the resulting imagery contribute to the interpretation? Follow the evidence and judge Kiwi Joe's conclusions about Bitcoin and the prospects of seven other projects. Readers can consider these unconventional case studies alongside conventional cryptocurrency research.