The Let's Talk Bitcoin Network

Bitcoin is a revolutionary thing that will potentially have a hugely positive impact on the world. Bitcoiners believe in its ability to change many aspects of the modern world by reducing the role of the state and leading to a more open and free society but this vision isn't shared by all. With memes like Bitcoin fixes this applied to everything from central banking to inequality and war, however, for those looking from the outside, does this behaviour look like a religion or cult? In this interview, I talk to George Gammon, an investor and YouTube host who is 'œbullish Bitcoin, bearish Bitcoiners'. We discuss his Bitcoin thesis, where he thinks its strengths and weaknesses lie and his thoughts on the Bitcoin community.

With DeFi ballooning into a $70B phenomenon, a lot of attention has turned to The Graph, an indexing protocol supporting the most popular DeFi projects. The Graph business lead Tegan Kline (@theklineventure) joins us in discussing: What is an "indexing protocol"?Why is The Graph the most used project in cryptoWhat are parallel services/ companies in the non-crypto world?How does the $GRT token work Jason Choi (@MrJasonChoi). This show is not financial advice; show host and guest may hold some of the assets discussed.

Delphi Digital analyst Jonathan Erlich hosts Do Kwon, Co-Founder and CEO of Terraform Labs, to discuss all things Terra. The conversation dives into Terra's vision and impressive 2020, as well as into Chai and some exciting recent developments such as Mirror and Anchor. The full interview transcript is available here!

Wyoming's Cynthia Lummis is the first woman to represent Wyoming in the Senate, not only that; she is the first Bitcoiner ever to make it into the Senate. Cynthia describes herself as a "libertarian-leaning Republican". She plans to focus on reducing government debt as well as increasing the understanding of Bitcoin within the Senate. In this interview, we discuss how she became a Bitcoiner, her political goals, the understanding of Bitcoin within the government and the US debt and deficit.

Porn addiction has quickly become an epidemic in the US, especially among teenaged and young adult men. But how dangerous is it? Can it really rewire the brain, and can the taboo themes in much of modern pornography damage men's ability to function emotionally and physically? Ben from Tantra Punk and Dr. Tiffany Graham join Tatiana & Lauren for the latest in Proof of Love's series on men's sexual health. Learn how to identify the symptoms of addiction, how long it takes to overcome it, and how to use erotic material as a way to learn to please your partner rather for base gratification. About the Guests: Even though she is not a native of Colorado Springs, Dr. Graham has always felt like this is home. Growing up across the country, summers were spent visiting family in Colorado Springs and adventuring in the nearby mountains. That is why, when the opportunity to move here and open up a practice in 2013 presented itself, she jumped on it immediately. Dr. Graham's journey and commitment to health started as a young athlete. Her commitment to pursuing excellence eventually led her to accept a scholarship and play collegiate volleyball at Minnesota State, Mankato. In 2005/6 she was awarded with All-Region honors and even Minnesota State's "Top Female Athlete of the Year". Following college, she accepted an offer to play volleyball professionally in Spain for 2006-07. Her passion for athletics eventually turned into a passion for health and a calling to help people live to their God-given potential. Chiropractic became the obvious choice to live out that calling, as she had been adjusted regularly since 5 years old, experiencing the benefits of having a healthy spine and nervous system, recovering quickly from injuries and sickness. She hopes to lead families, especially women, to lead and enjoy healthier lives through chiropractic and addressing the three T's (trauma, toxins, and thoughts). ''' Ben Tantra Punk is a Los Angeles based sex worker, feminist porn producer/performer, permaculture designer, tantric counselor, author, filmmaker, podcast host and recording artist. He's found healing and empowerment through sacred loving arts, ecological gardening, shamanism, ecstatic trance dancing, martial arts, and open source technology. He loves to help tantric seekers discover the infinite source of divine love from above, the eternal power and wisdom from the Earth below, and the bliss of conscious, healthy, diverse romantic relationships in between. He provides private coaching and counseling sessions online and in-person at a permaculture training/healing retreat center in Southern California. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to 1Q2QHoNowg8D2QzWhBQU1YrraG771aCpgS More Info: Tatiana Moroz - https://www.tatianamoroz.com Crypto Media Hub - https://www.cryptomediahub.com Springs Integrated Health - https://www.springshealth.org Tantra Punk - https://www.tantrapunk.com Friends and Sponsors of the Show: The Tatiana Show - https://thetatianashow.com Global Crypto Advisors - http://globalcryptoadvisors.io *You have been listening to the Tatiana Show. This show may contain adult content, language, and humor and is intended for mature audiences. If that's not you, please stop listening. Nothing you hear on The Tatiana Show is intended as financial advice, legal advice, or really, anything other than entertainment. Take everything you hear with a grain of salt. Oh, and if you're hearing us on an affiliate network, the ideas and views expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the network you are listening on, or of any sponsors or any affiliate products you may hear about on the show.

Joe Rodgers had the opportunity to sit down for an interview with Isaiah Jackson to discuss his upcoming book, Bitcoin and Black America Volume 2. Before the interview I read a copy of his first book which laid the groundwork explaining Bitcoin to noobs, but it was written especially for black people. The book covers monetary history and how black people have gotten little to no support from bankers here in America and goes on to make the case that Bitcoin and black people are a no brainer. Jackson says 'œIf any group of people should recognize how media can misrepresent you because they feel threatened, it should be the black community. Bitcoin and the black community are a match made in heaven.' Follow Isaiah @Bitcoinzay Follow Joe @_JoeRodgers Follow Bitcoin Magazine @BitcoinMagazine

My guest is Farooq Ahmed, President of the Bitcoin Association Pakistan. Pakistan is a country of over 200 million people, between Afghanistan and India. I recently released interviews with Fereshteh Forough and Sunny Ray about those countries as well. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading is banned in Pakistan at the moment, nonetheless the use of Bitcoin and Bitcoin mining is rising. We discuss: Farooq Ahmed's personal Bitcoin story The situation in Pakistan Bitcoin's legal status Trading and holding bitcoin Bitcoin mining Bitcoin Association Pakistan Shownotes on the episode page

How did a bunch of stock enthusiasts on an internet message board bring down a massive hedge fund using a video game store? Mati Greenspan joins the show to talk about the Gamestop short squeeze, in which a group of Reddit users cost short sellers billions by buying up shares in the failing game retailer chain. Why did they do it? Who was behind it? And what does it mean for the future of stock trading? And what happened with consumer trading app Robinhood? About the Guest: Having been involved in financial markets his entire life and paper-trading from the age of 13, Mati Greenspan is the co-author of the book The Complete Guide to Fintech and Investing and is a licensed portfolio manager in the European Union. Mati has a unique way of viewing and explaining what's happening in the financial markets, and helping people spot the best investment opportunities. His expertise is particularly strong in the field of cryptocurrencies where he is known as one of the industry's top analysts. He's known to make appearances on financial television stations like Bloomberg and CNBC and is currently serving on the advisory boards of LunarCRUSH, Electroneum, and Chiliz. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to 1Q2QHoNowg8D2QzWhBQU1YrraG771aCpgS More Info: Tatiana Moroz - https://www.tatianamoroz.com Crypto Media Hub - https://www.cryptomediahub.com Vaultoro - https://www.vaultoro.gold/tatiana/ Quantum Economics - https://quantumeconomics.io/ Friends and Sponsors of the Show: Proof of Love - https://proofoflovecast.com Global Crypto Advisors - https://globalcryptoadvisors.io *You have been listening to the Tatiana Show. This show may contain adult content, language, and humor and is intended for mature audiences. If that's not you, please stop listening. Nothing you hear on The Tatiana Show is intended as financial advice, legal advice, or really, anything other than entertainment. Take everything you hear with a grain of salt. Oh, and if you're hearing us on an affiliate network, the ideas and views expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the network you are listening on, or of any sponsors or any affiliate products you may hear about on the show.

Chain Reaction Host Jose Maria Macedo sits down with Stani Kulechov - Founder & CEO of Aave. Aave is one of the leading DeFi protocols with nearly $3B in TVL and $4B in loans originated. Originally known as ETHLend, Aave launched its ICO in 2017 and unlike most, built through a brutal multi-year bear market that saw its price drop 90%. The team's persistence was rewarded with a truly epic 2020 as TVL grew 1000x (from $300K to $3B) and market cap grow ~150x (from $10M to $1.5B). Most importantly, the team has continued to innovate at breakneck space, pioneering features such as flash loans, delegated credit lines, collateral swaps and entirely new governance structures. In this conversation, we skip over much of the now well-covered Aave back story and focus on covering new ground. We discuss things like:What makes a good protocol founder & CEO, What Stani looks for as an angel investor, How Stani sees the competitive landscape,Aave's e-money license and plans to become a neobank,Aave's biggest mistakes in 2020 and focuses for 2021

Gary Vaynerchuk is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and Internet personality who has known about, and owned Bitcoin for a long time, but has yet to go down the Bitcoin rabbit hole. 2020 has highlighted the importance of Bitcoin. We have seen unprecedented monetary and fiscal stimulus as governments try and keep local economies afloat. In response, we have seen institutional investors taking note and corporations adding Bitcoin to their treasuries. The outlook is very bullish; however, the impact of all of this is difficult to comprehend. In this interview, I am joined by Gary, who asks the big questions; what happens if Bitcoin takes over and how will states react if Bitcoin becomes a threat.

Pablo Fernandez is a long time bitcoiner and software engineer. He recently joined the Swan engineering team. In this one we talk about Elon the Bitcoiner, the Gamestop Saga, his Bitcoin arbitrage scripts from back in the day and a bitcoin future. Enjoy!

On this episode of the Unhashed Podcast, we compare Harvard's endowment with the Unhashed endowment, get bored by even more corporate BTC purchases, comment on wumpus' role in the community, and why you should dump all your bitcoin because it can be double-spent now. As reported by Coindesk, some of the largest university endowment funds in the U.S. have been quietly buying cryptocurrency for the past year or so through accounts held at Coinbase and other exchanges. According to two sources familiar with the situation, Harvard, Yale, Brown and the University of Michigan as well as several other colleges have been buying crypto directly on exchanges. (Several Ivy League endowments took an interest in blockchain technology via crypto-focused venture capital funds back in 2018.) 'œThere are quite a few,' said a source who asked to remain unnamed. 'œA lot of endowments are allocating a little bit to crypto at the moment.' Yale and Brown did not respond to requests for comment by press time. When reached by CoinDesk, the Harvard and University of Michigan endowments declined to comment. Coinbase also declined to comment. University endowments got a single mention in Coinbase's annual report for 2020, but without naming any names. Investment flows into cryptocurrency funds and products hit a record $1.31 billion last week after a few weeks of small outflows, as investors took advantage of the decline in bitcoin and other digital asset prices, according to the latest data on Monday from asset manager CoinShares. Total assets under management (AUM) in the industry slipped to $29.7 billion as of Jan. 22, from an all-time peak of $34.4 billion on Jan. 8. At the end of 2019, the total AUM was just $2 billion. Grayscale, the world's largest digital currency manager, posted assets under management of $24 billion last week, down from $28.2 billion on Jan. 8. CoinShares, the second largest crypto fund, managed assets of $2.9 billion in the latest week, also down from $3.4 billion on Jan. 8. 'œWe believe investors have been very price conscious this year due to the speed at which prices in bitcoin achieved new highs,' said James Butterfill, investment strategist, at CoinShares. Marathon Patent Group announced Monday that it bought 4,813 bitcoins in a deal worth $150 million. Yawn... Craig Wright, the self-proclaimed creator of bitcoin, has sent legal notices to two websites to take down the Bitcoin whitepaper. Bitcoin.org and Bitcoincore.org were sent the notices on Wednesday, Bitcoin contributor ""Cobra"" said in a blog post published Thursday. Cobra said Wright's lawyers claim that he owns the copyright to the paper and is the original owner of bitcoin.org. This is not the first time Wright has made such claims. In 2019, he made at least two attempts to claim copyright and authorship of the Bitcoin whitepaper. Bitcoin.org has refused to remove the whitepaper, while Bitcoincore.org surrendered. ""Unfortunately, without consulting us, Bitcoin Core developers scrambled to remove the Bitcoin whitepaper from bitcoincore.org, in response to these allegations of copyright infringement, lending credence to these false claims,"" said Cobra. ""By surrendering in this way, the Bitcoin Core project has lent ammunition to Bitcoin's enemies, engaged in self-censorship, and compromised its integrity."" Cobra said Bitcoin.org will continue hosting the Bitcoin whitepaper. ""Others hosting the whitepaper should follow our lead in resisting these false allegations,"" he said. On Twitter, under the hashtag #BitcoinPdf, hundreds of users are reporting the upload of the white paper. Some of the entities that have joined the initiative are: Microstrategy, Fidelity Digital Assets, Coin Center, Chaincode Labs, Paradigm fund, Casa startup, NYDIG firm and renowned developer Riccardo Spagni 'œFluffy Pony'. Previously, CriptoNoticias reported the publication of the book from Square and Novi, companies linked to Twitter and Facebook. In a relate

Bitcoin has a market capitalisation of over $300 billion, holding significant value for millions of investors. Yet we all rely on the developer community around the world to protect the network from bugs and attack. The importance of high-quality development and review is paramount to every bitcoiner. However, with no centralised developer fund or company, it can be challenging for developers to find funding. While there are a handful of companies who actively support Bitcoin development such as Chaincode Labs, Blockstream, Square Crypto, among others, opportunities as a full-time Bitcoin developer are limited. Recently, companies in the space have started dedicating funds to developers, including Coinbase and Gemini, recognising that the foundations of their businesses rely on this work too. John Newbery recently left Chaincode Labs to set up a Bitcoin research and development centre. With Brink, John aims to onboard and fund new Bitcoin developers. In this interview, I talk to John Newbery to discuss his decision to leave Chaincode Labs, funding for open source Bitcoin development, starting Brink and what he is working on developing.

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When will institutions get excited about crypto beyond Bitcoin? Richard Galvin (@richwgalvin), founder of Sydney-based Digital Asset Capital Management, a top-performing fund in the past few years, join us to share his take as a former trad-fi investor turned crypto fund manager: Why "composable yield" will drive trillions to cryptoWhat projects DACM are betting on Richard's 2021 crypto market outlook Jason Choi (@MrJasonChoi). This show is not financial advice; show host and guest may hold some of the assets discussed. Sponsors CRYPTO.COM: Crypto.com serves 5M+ customers today, providing them with a powerful alternative to traditional financial services through their App, Visa Card, Exchange and DeFi offerings. The Crypto.com Visa Card gives you up to 8% cashback instantly, and 100% back on Spotify and Netflix. Get $25 worth of CRO when you download the Crypto.com App with code BLOCKCRUNCH and stake 5,000 CRO or more to reserve a metal card! BITTREX GLOBAL: You can now trade tokenized stocks like Google, Netflix, Amazon and Alibaba on Bittrex Global. Users can trade 24/7 globally, even purchase fractions of a share. Sign up now: https://global.bittrex.com/discover/tokenized-stocks. RADIX: Radix is the first layer-one protocol specifically built to serve DeFi. Decentralized finance applications are currently built on protocols that are not fit for purpose, leading to congestion, hacks and developer frustration. Radix changes this by introducing a scalable, secure-by-design, composable platform with a DeFi specific build environment to make it easy to build and launch scalable DeFi. Find out more at www.radixdlt.com