Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr recently publicly called for the resignation of Blockstream co-founder and CEO Adam Back, citing newly released Epstein-related documents from the U.S. Department of Justice. The documents reveal that the late Jeffrey Epstein indirectly participated in Blockstream's investments through funds linked to MIT Media Lab and maintained email correspondence with several Blockstream co-founders and figures in the crypto industry. Dashjr stated that these documents expose what he calls "deep-seated corruption" and reiterated his long-standing disagreements with Adam Back, including the historical controversy surrounding Epstein's lack of recognition as a co-founder of Blockstream. The documents also mention Epstein's connections to crypto companies such as Coinbase and Tether, with Epstein reportedly investing $3 million in Coinbase in 2014. Adam Back has publicly denied any direct or indirect financial relationship with Epstein but has not responded to whether he has visited Epstein's private island. As of now, Blockstream and other related parties have not yet responded further to Luke Dashjr's call for resignation. (Decrypt)