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Jeremy Rubin

MIT Bitcoin Club co-founder who pitched Epstein on crypto investments.

Court Filing

According to DOJ-released documents indexed by Epstein Exposed, Jeremy Rubin appears in 1,089 case documents, and 6 email records in the Epstein files.

American software developer who co-founded the MIT Bitcoin Club and MIT Digital Currency Initiative. DOJ-released EFTA emails show first contact with Epstein in June 2014 while a student at MIT. Pitched Epstein on crypto investments including Layer1 Bitcoin mining firm. Sent Epstein his computer science thesis.

Epstein told Rubin 'I am more than happy to fund things but as I am high profile, it can't be questionable ethics.' Co-helmed MIT Bitcoin Club with Richard Ni, which used funds from Epstein's $525,000 donation to MIT's Digital Currency Initiative to distribute $100 in BTC to 4,500 MIT undergraduates. Contact continued during and after his time at MIT.

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Notable Positions
Co-Founder, MIT Bitcoin Club | Co-Founder, MIT Digital Currency Initiative | Bitcoin Core Developer
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Jeremy Rubin is mentioned in documents or reporting related to the Epstein case. Being mentioned does not imply any wrongdoing, criminal conduct, or inappropriate behavior.

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Known connections
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Black book entry
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Activity Timeline

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Political Donations (100)

Cross-referenced against FEC Schedule A (individual contributions). Name matching does not confirm identity.

$373,150 across 100 contributions (20042025)
Democrat: $286,250OTH: $86,400Republican: $500

Top Recipients

BIDEN VICTORY FUND
$41,100
DNC SERVICES CORP / DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEEDEM
$37,200
Patrick RyanDEMHouse
$24,200
Josh RileyDEMHouse
$15,200
Kamala HarrisDEMPresident
$11,900

Document Mentions

Email Mentions (6)

Schedule (17)

2015-10-16 to 2018-06-03 · 5 entries verified across multiple documents

About Jeremy Rubin

Who is Jeremy Rubin?

American software developer who co-founded the MIT Bitcoin Club and MIT Digital Currency Initiative. DOJ-released EFTA emails show first contact with Epstein in June 2014 while a student at MIT. Pitched Epstein on crypto investments including Layer1 Bitcoin mining firm. Sent Epstein his computer science thesis. Epstein told Rubin 'I am more than happy to fund things but as I am high profile, it can't be questionable ethics.' Co-helmed MIT Bitcoin Club with Richard Ni, which used funds from Epstein's $525,000 donation to MIT's Digital Currency Initiative to distribute $100 in BTC to 4,500 MIT undergraduates. Contact continued during and after his time at MIT.

What is Jeremy Rubin's connection to Jeffrey Epstein?

Jeremy Rubin appears in 1,089 case documents, 0 flight logs, and 6 emails from the Epstein investigation files.

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