Could remote viewing reveal which cryptocurrency projects were worth holding for the long term before their future was known?In this expanded second edition of Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed - The Top Twelve, Kiwi Joe presents fifteen chapters drawn from a blind remote viewing project. The target pool was assembled on October 28, 2020, from the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, with the identities of the targets concealed during the viewing sessions.
The original twelve chapters are preserved and joined by three new chapters. Each chapter focuses on one cryptocurrency and brings together the remote viewing session, the original ST and S6 sketches, and the author's analysis of whether the target appeared worth HODLing into the future. The focus is on the ultimate future suggested by the session data rather than daily price movements or market timing.
Readers are given the evidence and analysis so they can examine the conclusions for themselves. The book also addresses some of the limitations of remote viewing and includes a cautionary case in which an apparently strong session did not translate into the expected real-world outcome. Remote viewing is presented as a supplement to conventional research. Written for readers interested in cryptocurrency, blockchain, remote viewing, ESP, parapsychology, and unconventional approaches to future research, The Top Twelve brings key selections from the wider Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed series together in one expanded volume.
Could remote viewing reveal which cryptocurrency projects were worth holding for the long term before their future was known?In this expanded second edition of Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed - The Top Twelve, Kiwi Joe presents fifteen chapters drawn from a blind remote viewing project. The target pool was assembled on October 28, 2020, from the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, with the identities of the targets concealed during the viewing sessions.
The original twelve chapters are preserved and joined by three new chapters. Each chapter focuses on one cryptocurrency and brings together the remote viewing session, the original ST and S6 sketches, and the author's analysis of whether the target appeared worth HODLing into the future. The focus is on the ultimate future suggested by the session data rather than daily price movements or market timing.
Readers are given the evidence and analysis so they can examine the conclusions for themselves. The book also addresses some of the limitations of remote viewing and includes a cautionary case in which an apparently strong session did not translate into the expected real-world outcome. Remote viewing is presented as a supplement to conventional research. Written for readers interested in cryptocurrency, blockchain, remote viewing, ESP, parapsychology, and unconventional approaches to future research, The Top Twelve brings key selections from the wider Cryptocurrency Remote Viewed series together in one expanded volume.
