Jenny Constantine Returns: Tarot Insights on the Silver Market, Crypto Turmoil, and Epstein Whistleblower Revelations

Introduction

The latest episode of the Roadto.com podcast welcomes back psychic reader Jenny Constantine after a long hiatus. The hosts discuss her new YouTube‑Twitter‑Substack tarot‑manifestation interview with Cliff, announce that she is now taking readings again, and dive deep into three major topics: the current silver shortage, the looming crypto collapse, and new revelations about the Jeffrey Epstein whistleblower case.

Jenny’s Return and New Readings

• Jenny confirms she is back in a stable psychic space and is accepting client bookings via jennyconstantine.com.
• She recently co‑hosted a discussion on tarot and manifestation with Cliff, available on YouTube and promoted on Twitter and Substack.
• Listeners are encouraged to book a reading and follow her Patreon for ongoing content.

The Silver Market Crisis

What happened?

• The London silver market (the world’s largest physical silver hub) ran out of inventory, prompting a market shutdown on Thanksgiving night.
• When trading resumed, silver prices spiked to the mid‑$50s per ounce.
• The CFTC (U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission) approved a rule allowing JP Morgan, acting as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM), to rehypothecate 400 million ounces of silver held in the iShares Silver Trust (SLV).
• This move effectively lets JP Morgan redeploy the physical silver that backs SLV shares for margin purposes, raising concerns that the underlying metal is no longer fully backing the ETF.

Tarot interpretation of the silver situation

• The Emperor – represents the establishment (banks, regulators) maintaining the status quo.
• Knights of Swords, Discs, and Wands – symbolize the “henchmen” (technology, market actors) executing the rigging.
• Six of Pentacles – indicates a communal pool of resources being tapped, akin to a new “faucet” of silver.
• High Priestess – signals uncertainty about how long the workaround will last; the hosts estimate six weeks to six months.
• Denial card – suggests the riggers will publicly deny any shortage.

Outlook

• The mobilization may buy the market 6‑12 weeks of liquidity, but the underlying shortage could re‑emerge once the borrowed silver is exhausted.
• Additional pressure is expected from large delivery obligations (e.g., 150 million ounces already earmarked for delivery, 400 million‑ounce purchases by Paul Tudor Jones over two years).

Crypto Collapse and Reggie Middleton’s Patent

• The hosts warn of an imminent monetary system collapse driven by over‑leveraged derivatives and intertwined crypto assets.
• Reggie Middleton has secured patents in the US, Japan, and the EU that could reshape crypto asset securitization.
• A Temperance card reading suggests an 18‑ to 24‑month rollout for Middleton’s technology, but it will require concessions (shown by the Eight of Cups and Five of Swords).
• The Veritasium token may be integrated into the new system, but only under a distinct “brand stamp” that preserves existing power structures.
• Advice to listeners: hold hard assets (precious metals, clean water, firearms) and keep crypto off centralized exchanges.

Water, Hard Assets, and Survival Tips

• Jenny emphasizes the importance of clean water storage (e.g., 50‑gallon jugs, copper purification bowls) and regular rotation with chlorine.
• She recommends the Burky water filter for removing micro‑plastics.
• The conversation also touches on personal security (firearms) and the need for diversified, tangible assets.

Epstein Whistleblower, Trump, and the Elite Network

• An envelope allegedly containing a 2005‑2006 whistleblower from Palm Beach is examined; the cards (Ace, Nine, Ten) suggest a courageous but ultimately suppressed truth‑teller.
• The whistleblower is linked to Virginia Guay, a former Trump‑Mara Lago employee who allegedly facilitated Epstein’s activities.
• The hosts argue that JP Morgan, Trump, and Epstein were intertwined, with potential RICO charges against JP Morgan for silver rigging being downgraded to lesser penalties.
• The narrative suggests Trump may have acted as an informant, possibly the original whistleblower, and that the upcoming release of files could expose deeper elite collusion.
• A secondary figure, Martin Noak, a Harvard professor with ties to Epstein, is described as a “fixer” who helped conceal illicit activities, including alleged bioweapon research.

Final Thoughts

• The episode blends tarot symbolism with concrete market data, offering a unique lens on systemic vulnerabilities.
• Listeners are urged to stay informed, secure hard assets, and remain skeptical of official narratives.

For full recordings, visit Jenny Constantine’s YouTube channel, her Patreon, and the Roadto.com site.

The podcast shows how tarot can be used to interpret real‑world crises—highlighting a temporary silver fix that may soon collapse, a fragile crypto ecosystem awaiting a disruptive patent, and a tangled web of elite misconduct surrounding Epstein—underscoring the need for hard‑asset protection and critical scrutiny of official narratives.