  The 3x+1 function T is defined on the positive integers by $T(x) =
\frac{3x+1}{2}$ for x odd and $T(x) = \frac{x}{2}$ for x even. The function T
has a natural extension to the 2-adic integers, and there is a continuous
function $\Phi$ which conjugates T to the 2-adic shift map $\sigma$. Bernstein
and Lagarias conjectured that -1 and 1/3 are the only odd fixed points of
$\Phi$. In this paper we investigate periodicity associated with $\Phi$, a
property of the map which is a natural extention of solenoidality. We use it to
show that there are nontrivial infinite families of 2-adics that are not fixed
points of $\Phi$. In particular, we prove that three sequences of farPoints of
2-adic integers are finitely pseudoperiodic, providing more evidence supporting
the $\Phi$ Fixed Point Conjecture.
