Prior to hosting his ground breaking podcasts Beyond Bitcoin and The Ether Review, Arthur Falls had left his home country of New Zealand to fish lobster off the coast of Maine. Like many people in the blockchain space, his unlikely journey into the world of decentralized technologies is a fascinating one, and he shares it with us in this episode.

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," lawyer Jeffrey D. Welsh, partner at Frontera Law Group (jeff@fronteralawgroup.com) discusses with us the legal and regulatory environment for cannabis in California and other cannabis-legal states as well as the reasons why most cannabis businesses are forced to use cash and unable to use banks (and how California is largely an exception). We talk about the corporatization of the industry, why the Feds sometimes raid grow operations in legal states, and...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Danny joins us from off the coast of San Francisco on the MAPS (MDMA-assisted Psychotherapy for PTSD) cruise. We get a chance to talk to a gentleman named Terry about his Bitcoin ATM in San Francisco, and why the government has forced him to move it from a great spot already, and possibly soon from a second great spot.

We talk to Kevin Mckernan, CSO of Medicinal Genomics, about his experience at the cruise, and then we have a conversation with Matt M...

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It turns out Bitcoin Cash wasn't the end of the world, at least yet. Adam, Stephanie and Jonathan Mohan discuss our new multi-bitcoin paradigm as prices hit new all time highs.

As the conversation shifts to the locking in of Segwit, Yours.org co-founder Ryan X. Charles shares his thoughts on the sudden shunning of 2x supporters by the bitcoin core client.

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David Bailey, CEO of BTC Media, discusses the recent shutdown of BTC-e and its mysterious connection to the MtGox hack which led to the exchange’s demise in 2014. He also introduces Po.et, a revolutionary proof-of-existence blockchain platform. The arrest of Alexander Vinnik and seizure of the BTC-e website by the FBI in late July shed some long-awaited light on the cold case of the 650,000 bitcoins which went missing from MtGox over several years from 2011 to 2013. Upon his arrest, WizSec re...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk to Kevin McKernan of Medicinal Genomics about some of their upcoming product rollouts. We also discuss the upcoming Raise Awareness Cruise for MAPS, the MDMA Assisted Psychotherapy group that focuses primarily on helping those with PTSD using MDMA. We also discuss the psychotherapeutic benefits of cannabis and psylocibin.

In the second hour we talk to Nuno and Dave, Chief Technology Officer and Managing Director, respectively, of Power Ledge...

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We're joined by Loi Luu, Co-founder of KyberNetwork. This new decentralized exchange protocol, built on Ethereum, aims to match buyers with reserve operators, who create liquidity for crypto-asset pairs. Trades occur instantaneously and without the need for a trusted third party exchange operator.

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Paul Snow, Founder of Factom and CEO of the Factom Foundation, joins us to recap some of the company's recent successes and in the process gives a good overview of what the company is all about. He also announces details about the 3rd annual Texas Bitcoin Conference to be held late October here in Austin. We then get into a discussion about the recent Bitcoin fork and resulting Bitcoin Cash, and Paul gives us some illuminating answers concerning the imp...

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Luka Müller and Dianne Schepers of MME — the Swiss law firm famous for running the Ethereum crowdsale — discuss jurisdictional constraints, Crypto Valley, novel crypto-asset classes and the “second wave” of tokenization.

With 25 previous “token generating events” and 60 pending projects, MME is a clear leader in the crypto law realm. The firm is now welcoming a “second wave” of clients; companies from the legacy economy which are seeking ways to enter the blockchain w...

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We're headed back into the distant past of late last month. On the day before Segwit2x locked in, Stephanie Murphy, Jonathan Mohan and Adam B. Levine sat down for a discussion about the multi-forked, multi-coin future of bitcoin....

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Bancor Co-Founder Eyal Hertzog joined us to explain how Bancor makes trading the long tail of assets more efficient and how this will enable user-generated currencies at scale.

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Hello, welcome to episode 47 of The Bitcoin Game, I'm Rob Mitchell. We recently had the State Of Digital Money, the first big Bitcoin conference in Los Angeles since 2015. Actually, I'm unsure if I should call it a Bitcoin conference, since the majority of the presentations were not directly related to Bitcoin. Luckily for me, I got to moderate a panel on scaling Bitcoin with notable Bitcoiners: Core developer Eric Lombrozo, longtime Bitcoin developer Ryan X. Charles, vocal trader and personal...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Jonathan Mohan and The Dollar Vigilante's Jeff Berwick join us to discuss the recent Bitcoin Cash hard fork and its ramifications. We discuss the moral validity of the decision by some of the exchanges NOT to disburse Bitcoin Cash to their customers; Jonathan explores the possiblity of Bitcoin "endlessly" forking through every contentious soft fork becoming a hard fork; Jeff expresses his concerns about Segwit2x but also his admiration for the free mark...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," our guests in studio include "Dances With Bitcoin" (a.k.a., Brian Deary, CSO of Factom) and Jimmy Song, veteran crypto developer with Paxos. We discuss the upcoming Bitcoin Cash hardfork, its history, and its diverse implications. We also briefly touch upon the Segwit2x fork coming in November. Complex but fascinating theoretical discussions about the future of Bitcoin.

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Stephanie Murphy, Jonathan Mohan and Adam B. Levine discuss the similarities between early web-wallets and early smart contracts.

Have LTBCOIN? You can now swap it for tokens in the upcoming Po.et Project

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Eric J. Anderson, a.k.a., "Eijah," about his ongoing "Demonsaw" project that he has made open-source and is retiring. We talk about his latest project Titan, and the launch party he is cohosting during Defcon on July 27th. (Additional Eijah audio from that launch party will be attached to the show, so listen all the way to the end.) We also talk about his desire to take on encrypted-messaging app "Signal", which he says isn't nearly as secu...

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Tatiana interviews Tiana Laurence of Blockchain For Dummies, Jun Dam of 100x Blockchain Investors & Terry Brock. Topics Include: --"What is Factom?" --"Blockchain for Dummies" --"100x Investors Blockchain Summit" --"Tips & Strategy for Online Presence" About the Guests: -Terry Brock is a communicator and a lover of liberty and freedom. He works with individuals and organizations on how they can generate more sales by leveragin... Read More

Dave Collins and Jake Yocom-Piatt join us to talk about Decred, a cryptocurrency which introduces an innovative system of community-based governance into its blockchain.

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Juan Benet and Jesse Clayburgh of Protocol Labs, and Ryan Zurrer of Polychain Capital, discuss the Simple Agreement for Future Tokens (SAFT). Inspired by Y Combinator’s “Simple Agreement for Future Equity”, the SAFT standardizes the legal framework surrounding token issuance and governs the nature of the transactions involved (i.e. the deployment of capital and distribution of tokens).

The complex legal environment surrounding tokens, especially in the US, has led many entrepreneurs to ...

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show" Matthew Carano of SwarmCity joins us to fill us in on what SwarmCity is all about for listeners who may have joined the show since we last talked about SwarmCity a while ago, and he tells us about some new developments that are in the works concerning SwarmCity as well. He always gives us a breakdown of the recent Ethereum hack to the tune of $32 million, of which SwarmCity was one of the victims. We also discuss the Bitcoin block-size issue and Matthew'...

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