Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed: Book Three: Solana and Seven Altcoins—Success or Failure?

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Can blind remote viewing evoke a cryptocurrency’s own logo, and what might the imagery suggest about its ultimate future?

Book Three examines Solana and seven other altcoins through original sketches, written session data, and Kiwi Joe’s interpretations. It explores resemblances between session imagery and recognizable project symbols, asking what those resemblances contribute to the developing picture.

The eight projects are AdEx Network, Aeternity, RSK Infrastructure Framework, Solana, Synthetix, Carbon, XinFin Network, and Neo. They were selected at random from a pool composed largely of the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization on October 28, 2020. Each target was identified by a Target Reference Number, and every sketch and written impression was recorded before the project’s identity was revealed.

Each case study presents project background, original Site Template and S6 sketches, written data, and analysis leading to a Keeper or Non-Keeper conclusion. The Site Template explores the project’s defining characteristics, while the S6 examines its ultimate future.

Which projects appear capable of enduring, and which may ultimately fail? Examine the imagery, follow the reasoning, and decide what these eight case studies reveal about Solana and seven very different altcoins.

Can blind remote viewing evoke a cryptocurrency’s own logo, and what might the imagery suggest about its ultimate future? Book Three examines Solana and seven other altcoins through original sketches, written session data, and Kiwi Joe’s interpretations. It explores resemblances between session i...

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Kiwi Joe is a trained remote viewer. Originally hailing from New Zealand's South Island, he is now based in Sydney, Australia.

Kiwi Joe is a trained remote viewer. Originally hailing from New Zealand's South Island, he is now based in Sydney, Australia.

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