Bitcoin was created with a strong ethos of transparency, allowing users to verify system integrity independently. However, the transparent nature of the Bitcoin protocol does not preclude users from maintaining financial privacy.
The conversation covers the bullish sentiment in Bitcoin despite high interest rates, the significance of the upcoming Bitcoin halving, and the potential impact of ETF approvals.
As Bitcoin continues to gain widespread adoption, the need for improved privacy measures becomes increasingly apparent.
Tether is making a lot of money by speculative attacking the US government.
One of the main reasons that I'm so interested in Bitcoin is that it has the potential to usher in a new era of world peace.
These are two things you should be paying attention to moving forward.
Could a recently disclosed CVE bug on the lightning network prove to be too much to overcome?
Will we avoid a future driven by AI-powered tyranny or will people wake up and start using freedom tech to remove themselves from the chess board?
Matt Corallo joins the show to give us an update on the state of the lightning network, where it is improved, the kinks that need to be worked out, and how it may evolve in the future.
I am of the persuasion that exploring everything currently at our fingertips that have been enabled because of upgrades like SegWit and Taproot before having discussions about contentious soft forks is the best course of action.
Anyone who currently owns an LLC will be required to report the names, addresses, birth dates and tax identifier numbers (SSN or EIN) of LLC members to FinCEN beginning next year or face a $250,000 fine and up to ten years in prison.
On June 20th, the Bank of International Settlements released it's blueprint for the future monetary system. I read the 25-page breakdown so you don't have to.
Dan gives a detailed explanation of how PDK works, why it exists, and what it can do for bitcoiners.
I look forward to seeing the growth of the PDK project.