The DOJ’s completion of the Epstein Files Transparency Act releases in January 2026, totaling over three million pages plus videos and images, underpins the strong trader consensus against new charges. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated explicitly after the final production that prosecutors found no information justifying additional indictments, closing the review. While the disclosures prompted congressional contempt actions, international inquiries, and probes into Epstein associates such as his accountant and lawyer, no U.S. criminal charges tied to the documents have followed. Statutes of limitations, lack of new prosecutable evidence, and the department’s determination that prior cases (including Ghislaine Maxwell’s) covered the core conduct continue to shape expectations that the outcome will remain unchanged.