Today we are joined by Tatum and Matt to talk about Lancium and Foreman’s on-going litigation around demand response, Inscribing WikiLeaks documents on Bitcoin, BitVMs potential for mining and the NY Times latest Bitcoin mining slander against Chinese Bitcoin miners.
Steve and Daniel joined the show to explain how UTXOracle works, what it could potentially enable, and other awe inspiring aspects of the bitcoin network.
Bitcoin money market funds could provide a robust alternative to these markets due to the nature of the scarcity of bitcoin and the distributed network it runs on.
Jessica joined us in the studio to discuss the documentary about the saga, Death Athletic: A Dissident Architecture, the importance of the battles that Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed fought, how the battle still wages on, and the very essence of freedom in the digital age.
Godfrey joins the show to discuss the ills of central banking and the increasing encroachments on civil liberties by the governments of the United Kingdom and the United States
If humans are going to flourish moving forward, nuclear energy is going to need to proliferate across the world.
The ills of fiat money affect the world at every layer of society.
Matthew Mežinskis is back on to discuss his Q2 2023 monetary base update.
Beyond an update on Bitcoin Talent Co, the discussion meanders into a broader conversation about how companies should think about growing their teams and businesses while keeping burn rate and opex in mind.
In this rip Marty and Rob discuss potential protocol upgrades on the horizon, how Miniscript works and how it is progressing, and how MPC may evolve in the future.
If you're looking to get smarter on global energy markets, this is the episode for you.
Marty and Thomas sat down in PubKey's office to discuss the state of the mining industry, ordinals, memes, and the power of bitcoin third places.
From a risk-adjusted perspective, there has never been a better time in the last 15-years to get into bitcoin, whether you're an investor or a builder.
History doesn't rhyme, it repeats. And what we're living through right now seems to be a repeat of the banking crises that led to the Great Depression and Weimar Republic hyperinflationary event.