On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Justin and Stacey Frost of Defense Distributed join us in studio to talk with Nathan Woznak, Marina, and Adrianna of Ubitquity. We discuss the legacy real estate system, its mechanics, and its problems, title record-keeping, and how Ubitquity can revolutionize title transactions and records. Danny also joined us for a segment to relate the latest stuff that he's doing on the road.

Sponsored by: Dash, [CryptoCompare](http://pcry...

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Matt Kerner, Partner GM for Blockchains at Azure, joins us to discuss Coco Framework. Coco is an open-source system which promises to enable high scalability and offer confidentiality for enterprise blockchain consortiums. This novel framework leverages Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) to deliver blockchain networks with throughput comparable to database speeds.

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Jedidiah Taylor and Rev Nissan from Decent.bet join us to talk about their online decentralized gaming and gambling platform, its upcoming structured ICO, and the near-term alpha rollout. They also discuss the roadmap for future games to be added to the platform. They explain the charity and profit-sharing nature of the platform, the inspiration for the platform, and various other aspects of the whole project. We also wax a little philosophical and anal...

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On Today's Episode

Andreas, Stephanie, Jonathan and Adam discuss...

Bitcoin Cash's Emergency Difficulty Adjustment Mechanism

China & ICOs

Major Brand Utility Token Patient Zero

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In today’s long overdue, landmark episode we are joined by an international panel of leaders in fin-tech and blockchain law:

Claire Wivell, Hannah Glass (Australia), Alex Simms (New Zealand), Peter van Valkenburgh (USA), and James Duchenne (USA/Mauritius)

The theme for the discussion was regulatory sandboxes — frameworks for enabling businesses to operate in a deregulated environment. The goal is to allow legislative bodies to develop an understanding of new businesses before regul...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Josh Scigala, CEO of Vaultoro, for the full two hours. We talk about what Vaultoro is all about and how it works, their recent round of funding, their upcoming projects enabled by the funding, Jamie Dimon's recent comments, naked short-selling, and the future of Bitcoin and gold. A fun and informative and interesting episode, to be sure.

Sponsored by: Dash, CryptoCompare and [Defense D...

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Tatiana interviews Erik Voorhees of ShapeShift & Kat Murti. Topics include: --"The State of Shapeshift, PRISM, and More" --"The Importance of Hardware Wallets" --"Feminism and Liberty" --"The Drug War" About the Guests: -ShapeShift is revolutionary part of the cryptocurrency ecosystem. It is how digital asset exchange should work. The platform gives you the power to quickly swap between assets – no account required. -Kat M... Read More

Tatiana interviews Scott Nelson of Sweetbridge & Colin Cantrell of Nexus. Topics include: --"The Economy of the Supply Chain" --"The Federal Reserve" --"The Nexus Conference" --"Satellites and Nexus" About the Guests: -Sweetbridge is a blockchain-based economic framework that transforms supply chain and logistics collaboration through a fast, fair and flexible value exchange that unleashes working capital for the benefit of all par... Read More

Ciaran O'Leary, General Partner of VC fund BlueYard, joined us to discuss BlueYard's approach for investing in the blockchain economy and the current disruption of the VC industry.

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Todd Dennison of DogeCoinNotBombs is resurrecting the charitable relief effort to focus on aid to Hurricane Irma victims. Todd is currently hunkering down in his home as the storm is still ongoing, but as soon as it subsides he is going to be on the ground as an aid-worker, using funds and other resources provided by Drew Phillips of BitcoinNotBombs.com, as well as a donation by Roger Ver and likely donation by The Crypto Show.

Todd outlines some o...

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On today's show I am privileged to interview Dana Zhang a PhD student in computer science at Vanderbilt University right here in Nashville Tennessee. This highly intelligent young woman shares with us the path that brought her to blockchain tech and a bit about where she hopes to make an impact in our world.

In the second half of the show I head over to the Vanderbilt University campus to the Department of electrical engineering and computer science. There I spend some time interviewing students to find out what they know (and don’t know) about block chain tech and of course Bitcoin. While there, I was fortunate to run into Irfaan Khalid, the President of Vandy Hacks, Vanderbilt’s annual hackathon. This hackathon attracts over 400 students from around the world who will compete from October 20th – 22n this year, building cool projects to change the world. Ahh to be young again!

Remember folks: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men and women to do nothing” – do something y’all and be proud of it!

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On Today's Episode

Andreas Antonopoulos, Stephanie Murphy, Jonathan Mohan and Adam B. Levine discuss...

• Lower Segwit Fees in real life! Let's talk numbers...
• The 2015-2017 Montage Sequence
• Transaction Fees and Traffic Prediction in Google Maps
• Soft Forks or Hard Forks - Opt-out or Opt-in?

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On tonight's episode, Cody Wilson joins us to discuss Defense Distributed's employees' trip to the Texas coast while he is being filmed live by a Spike TV crew, live on our show. Harlan Dietrich also joins us to discuss his journey to the coast in the Dash boat. Harlan's friend, Daniel Abramson, also joins us to discuss ICO's and the economic and political implications of them.

Sponsored by: Dash, CryptoCompare and [Defense Distributed](h...

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Peter Czaban, co-founder of Polkadot, joins us as we dive deep into the Polkadot Network. Polkadot is a heterogeneous multi-chain network, consisting of many connected chains (or parachains), all of which have their own set of features and characteristics.

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk in studio with "Dances With Bitcoin," a.k.a., Brian Deery Chief Science Officer at Factom, and David Johnston, Chairman of Factom. They and Danny, who is back as well for a few days before he returns give more aid, describe their relief efforts down at the Texas coast after Hurricane Harvey, with some very interesting stories about their experiences. Brian also briefly discusses a special Bitcoin satellite technology that is being developed. We ...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Our first guest is Erik Voorhees of ShapeShift, who discusses Washington State's attempt to license that company and endanger its clients personal data. As a result, ShapeShift decides to pull out of hostile territory, operation Dunkirk style. We also discuss ShapeShift's purchase of KeepKey, one of the major crypto-hardware devices on the market, in an all-Bitcoin transaction, and what that means for the hardware device and its users. In the second ho...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed about non-governmental internet censorship and the chilling effect it has on free speech. We also discuss Charlottesville and the contemporary socio-political climate, Cody Wilson's free speech case and its submission to the Supreme Court, Christopher Cantwell and Antonio Buehler, Albert Pike, HBO and "Game of Thrones," and Cody's alternative to Patreon, "Hatreon," among other things. Always a great talk w...

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In the current ICO boom, few things cause as much concern as the uncertain regulatory environment. Many do expect that at least some token sales will be considered unlicensed sales of securities and that action by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) will be forthcoming. Nick Morgan, a former attorney in the SEC's enforcement division, joined us to discuss the recent report by the SEC on the DAO, how the SEC chooses what kind of cases to prosecute and what their likely next steps will be.

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On Today's Episode

After a summer hiatus, Andreas Antonopoulos rejoins Stephanie, Adam and Jonathan for a discussion of recent events.

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Hello, welcome to episode 49 of The Bitcoin Game, I'm Rob Mitchell.

After moderating a Bitcoin scaling panel at the State Of Digital Money in Los Angeles, I followed up by arranging back-to-back interviews with Ryan X. Charles and Eric Lombrozo. I wanted to dig a bit deeper into some issues around scaling and Bitcoin forks. Last episode was my interview with Ryan, and now the yin to Ryan’s yang, Eric Lombrozo.

![The Bitcoin Game 49 - Digging Deeper, Part Two - Eric Lombrozo](https://c1...

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