**The U.S. Department of Justice has conducted extensive reviews of Epstein investigative files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act passed by Congress in November 2025, resulting in large-scale releases of over 3.5 million pages plus videos and images by early 2026.** Officials have stated repeatedly—including in October 2026 memos—that no discrete “client list” matching common descriptions exists in the materials, with much of the content consisting of duplicate records, victim-protected information, or items already under prior court seal. Earlier administration statements raised expectations for broader disclosures, but subsequent reviews found no evidence of a consolidated roster tied directly to trafficking or blackmail. Congressional oversight continues with additional document batches and hearings, yet the DOJ maintains that statutory obligations are largely met without further qualifying releases. These confirmed positions and completed tranches shape trader assessments of future outcomes.