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The Crypto Show Zcoin's Reuben Yap On Thailand's Blockchain Elections, Chain Locks & Stable Coins
July 15th, 2019 by
TheCryptoShow We are back and kicking it off with Reuben Yap of Zcoin. Zcoin has been flying under the radar for quite some time. Zcoin appears to be quite an innovative project with a team of Dev's that are more than willing to work with other projects. Reuben lays out the current Zcoin road map and it's plans to both share and borrow code from and with other projects. I also want to give a shout out to Zcoin for continuing to support Ross Ulbricht with monthly pay outs as was promised in Oct. 2016 on The... Read More -
A Conversation with Joel Comm and Gary Leland at Bitcoin 2019
July 12th, 2019 by
DSholla In this episode, recorded at the Bitcoin2019 Conference, Dave and Grahm are joined by Joel Comm of the Bad Crypto Podcast and Gary Leland of Crypto Cousins to discuss everything from Bitcoin, podcasting, regulations, Facebook's Libra and even a little about the great scooter debate. Enjoy! Read More -
POV Crypto: Truffle - Making Ethereum Sweet with Tim Coulter
July 12th, 2019 by DSholla Tim Coulter, the founder and CEO of Truffle Suite and Trufflecon, comes on to POV Crypto to discuss how he is working to make building on blockchains easier and better. Read More -
Bitcoin and Cannabis With Bitcoin Mom, Bill and Jack Mallers - WBD124
July 12th, 2019 by DSholla The Cannabis industry shares a lot with Bitcoin. It is growing fast under a clouded regulatory position. While at a state level Bitcoin has been legalised either for recreational or medicinal purposes across the majority of the country, it is still illegal at a federal level which has led to problems acquiring banking services for those operating in the industry. Read More -
The Bitcoin Game #67: Eric Martindale and Fabric
July 11th, 2019 by
Rob Welcome to episode 67 of *The Bitcoin Game*, I'm Rob Mitchell. Eric Martindale is a hardcore cypherpunk hacker. We get some details about Eric's past and present, including the well-known Bitcoin companies Eric has worked for, and Fabric, a decentralized, peer-to-peer protocol, created with the goal of replacing our current broken internet. **** ##EPISODE LINKS Eric on Twitter https://twitter.com/martindale Fabric https://fabric.pub Fabric on Twitter https://twitter.co... Read More -
4 Minute Crypto - Was Benjamin Franklin The Bitcoin Miner Of His Day?
July 11th, 2019 by DSholla Benjamin Franklin started printing paper money in 1726, making him arguably, the Bitcoin miner of his time. Read More -
Chain Reaction - Harmony's Nick White: Mainnet Launch Is The First Step Towards Full Proof-of-Stake and Sharding
July 11th, 2019 by DSholla Harmony is described as a fast and secure blockchain and it leverages a lot of newer tech such as Proof of Stake, Sharding and cross shard communications, granted not all of this tech is fully launched yet. Read More -
The Blockcrunch - Blocknet vs. Polkadot: How Its Cross Chain Dex Works with Arlyn Culwick
July 11th, 2019 by DSholla I speak with Blocknet's co-founder Arlyn Culwick on how their cross-chain protocol works, and why Blocknet takes a Layer 2 approach (instead of Polkadot/Cosmos' Layer 1) to interoperability. We discuss: * Arlyn's concerns with Polkadot and Cosmos * Why Blocknet focuses on L2 for inteoperability instead of L1 * How Blocknet connects Bitcoin and Ethereum Read More -
The Tatiana Show Ep. 205 Thomas Hunt of Mad Bitcoins
July 9th, 2019 by
TatianaMoroz Josh and I sat down with our good friend Thomas Hunt, the one man show responsible for the Mad Bitcoins videos we all love. Our conversation was covered from all over the globe, with me in San Francisco, Josh in Berlin, and Thomas in beautiful Barcelona. The main topic was Facebook Libra, the social media giant's new cryptocurrency. Is it really a look into the future or just another attempt to monopolize a good idea for their own greedy benefit. We also cover censorship... Read More -
Tadge Dryja on Scaling Bitcoin With Utreexo - WBD123
July 9th, 2019 by DSholla Scaling has been a constant thorn in the side of Bitcoin. Solutions for scaling has led to a civil war, multiple forks and is the centre of many arguments on Reddit and Twitter. The Bitcoin blockchain is currently around 230GB and syncing the blockchain can take multiple days. This is just one of the barriers which may put people off running the software, but what if you could run it on your phone? That is exactly what Tadge is trying to achieve with Utreexo. By not worrying about the full history of the blockchain and only concentrating on data that is relevant to you this may be the solution for the ever increasing size of the data. Read More -
Robert Leshner: Compound – An Automated Money Market for Ethereum Tokens
July 9th, 2019 by
epicenterbitcoin In this episode, we caught up with Robert Leshner, founder of the Compound protocol. Compound is one of the first examples of a well-functioning lending market built using smart contracts, built on Ethereum. Read More -
POV Crypto: Fight Night V - Price and Confusion
July 8th, 2019 by DSholla In this episode of Fight Night, David and Christian discuss: - The BTC/USD Chart - The ETH/BTC and ETH/USD Chart - Why someone would want to store value in BTC - What is next for ETH Read More -
Proof of Love Episode 22 The Freakout
July 5th, 2019 by TatianaMoroz This was an episode we weren’t sure to release. It’s more personal but hopefully worthwhile to getting you to dig deeper. New relationships can be rocky to start, but sometimes it’s worth it. Is the freak out a red flag? Quite possibly, but is it also a way to break through? Do you have a burning question, or a show idea for us? Please email us at [email protected]! Thank you to our sponsor Vaultoro & Blocktap.io Remember, this is a ... Read More -
FATF Guidelines and What They Get Wrong About Bitcoin feat. Simon Lelieveldt
July 5th, 2019 by DSholla In this episode, Dave discusses the new Financial Action Task Force (FATF) guidelines with Amsterdam-based regulatory consultant Simon Lelieveldt, who argues that these guidelines have gone way too far and are disproportionate, technically unsound and uneconomic. At the crux of this topic is the difference between how Facebook's Libra will accept regulation versus advocacy for online privacy by many in the Bitcoin community. **Resources:** **News:** [Despite Industry Pushback, G20 M... Read More -
Brad Stephens & Spencer Bogart on How Venture Capital Thinks About Bitcoin Investing - WBD122
July 5th, 2019 by DSholla “If Libra takes off we get a billion new crypto users that will eventually migrate somewhat into Bitcoin and grow the whole ecosystem. If Libra gets shut down… boom! Now we know why Bitcoin is so powerful as a global reserve currency.” — Brad Stephens Read More -
4 Minute Crypto - Bitcoin and Blockchain Featured on Jeopardy
July 5th, 2019 by DSholla Jeopardy host Alex Trebek offered the answer “Bitcoin uses this technology as its transaction record.” The correct response, of course, was blockchain, the distributed ledger technology most cryptos are built on and was created by Satoshi Nakamoto alongside Bitcoin. Read More -
Rob Dawson: PegaSys – Enterprise-Grade Ethereum Protocol Engineering
July 4th, 2019 by epicenterbitcoin We're joined by Rob Dawson, Head of Product at PegaSys. PegaSys is the protocol engineering spoke of ConsenSys, and the team building Pantheon, a Java implementation of the Ethereum client. Read More -
Being John McAfee
July 3rd, 2019 by DSholla On today's episode, Dave and Grahm chat with the one and only John McAfee, currently living in exile in Cuba. They talk about freedom, Bitcoin, McAfee's 2020 Presidential run, the McAfee movie starring Michael Keaton, death threats and more! Read More -
The Bitcoin Game #66: Jeremy Rubin
July 2nd, 2019 by Rob Welcome to episode 66 of *The Bitcoin Game*, I'm Rob Mitchell. My second interview at the recent Bitcoin 2019 conference in San Francisco was with Jeremy Rubin, a fascinating guy who has contributed a ton to Bitcoin. We review Jeremy's background, discuss his current project (a BIP intended to aid with scaling pressures), and we revisit his controversial idea of a Bitcoin reorg in the wake of the recent Binance hack. And a lot more! Jeremy provides some pretty compelling content; I bet you'll en... Read More -
The Tatiana Show Ep. 204 Kat Murti
July 2nd, 2019 by TatianaMoroz In today's episode of The Tatiana Show, I have a 1-on-1 discussion about abortion with Kat Murti of the Feminists for Liberty. Is it really a question of Pro Life vs. Pro Choice or simply another reason for the government to control our lives? About the Guests: Kat Murti is a libertarian feminist and activist, working to make the world a better, freer place, one day at a time. She is executive director and co-founder of Feminists for Liberty, an anti-statist and anti-sexist organiz... Read More
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