Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed

What Blind Data Reveals About Crypto's Ultimate Future

What if blind data could reveal what conventional cryptocurrency research overlooks? Book One is the essential starting point in Kiwi Joe's Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed series. It introduces remote viewing as a learned, structured method and shows how its data can provide an additional indicator of a project's long-term strengths, weaknesses, possibilities, and warnings.

The targets were drawn from a randomized pool composed largely of the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization on October 28, 2020. Kiwi Joe knew only a Target Reference Number during each session, and every sketch and written impression was recorded before the project's identity was revealed. The cue asks not what a cryptocurrency will do next week or during the next market cycle, but how it will ultimately be viewed once its story has played out.

Accessible introductions to cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and remote viewing explain how the cue, Signal Line, sensories, Site Template, S6 sketches, and Analytical Overlay Signal contribute to the developing picture. Six case studies then present original session data, detailed analysis, and a clear Keeper or Non-Keeper conclusion.

This is not a book of short-term trading signals, precise price targets, or market timing. It provides the original remote viewing evidence, a transparent analytical process, and the opportunity to examine the data and reach your own conclusions. Whether you are interested in cryptocurrency, curious about remote viewing, or looking for an unconventional approach to long-term digital-asset research, Book One provides the ideal introduction to the method and the series.