The Department of Justice's January 30, 2026, release of over three million additional pages—bringing the total to nearly 3.5 million under the Epstein Files Transparency Act—prompted Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche to declare full compliance with the law, signaling no further disclosures including Data Set 13, which remains inaccessible on the DOJ's Epstein Library site (yielding 403 errors for datasets 13-23). This stance, reiterated in early April communications to Congress, drives trader consensus toward low implied probabilities for near-term release. A DOJ Inspector General review launched April 23 into the handling of prior batches introduces uncertainty, potentially prompting additional scrutiny or congressional pressure, though no hearings or deadlines are scheduled before April 30. Absent official announcements, structural barriers like victim privacy redactions and active investigations limit prospects.