We submitted a legal response to the U.S. Department of the Treasury and FinCEN’s proposed rules that would seriously harm privacy by effectively prohibiting basic bitcoin best practices such as not reusing addresses and collaborative bitcoin transactions.
This episode of Rabbit Hole Recap provided a rich tapestry of insights into the current state and future trajectory of bitcoin mining and protocol development.
Klaus Schwabb and his team at the World Economic Forum are hosting a meeting of the most corrupt and delusional of minds to brainstorm about how they can con the global public into accepting Totalitarian policies that will erode civil liberties and sovereignty.
Dave Collum returns for his annual year-in-review: the Weiner laptop claim he's careful to call a claim, his thesis on institutional corruption, the messy spot-ETF launch, and why self-custody, not the ETF, is the fight that matters.
The latest episode of Rabbit Hole Recap highlighted a diverse range of topics, focusing on the recent developments around Bitcoin ETFs, personal experiences with fasting, and reflections on the state of the Bitcoin network.
The TFTC episode delves into the potential of Bitcoin and its underlying technology to revolutionize the banking industry by creating banks without bankers.
If you freaks think BlackRock and other titans of Wall Street getting into bitcoin is bullish for the price, just wait until a string of nation states declare that they deem bitcoin is a valuable asset to hold on their balance sheets.
We submitted a legal response to the U.S. Department of the Treasury and FinCEN’s proposed rules that would seriously harm privacy by effectively prohibiting basic bitcoin best practices such as not reusing addresses and collaborative bitcoin transactions.
This episode of Rabbit Hole Recap provided a rich tapestry of insights into the current state and future trajectory of bitcoin mining and protocol development.
Klaus Schwabb and his team at the World Economic Forum are hosting a meeting of the most corrupt and delusional of minds to brainstorm about how they can con the global public into accepting Totalitarian policies that will erode civil liberties and sovereignty.
Dave Collum returns for his annual year-in-review: the Weiner laptop claim he's careful to call a claim, his thesis on institutional corruption, the messy spot-ETF launch, and why self-custody, not the ETF, is the fight that matters.
The latest episode of Rabbit Hole Recap highlighted a diverse range of topics, focusing on the recent developments around Bitcoin ETFs, personal experiences with fasting, and reflections on the state of the Bitcoin network.
The TFTC episode delves into the potential of Bitcoin and its underlying technology to revolutionize the banking industry by creating banks without bankers.
If you freaks think BlackRock and other titans of Wall Street getting into bitcoin is bullish for the price, just wait until a string of nation states declare that they deem bitcoin is a valuable asset to hold on their balance sheets.
ESPN only really has one choice here. “Get in line or go away.” The NFL rights deal is up in 2023. 9 years ago I was sitting in a dentist's office in Milton Massachusetts begging people for $2,500 dollars to sponsor the Barstool rundown.
Last week marked a pivotal moment for the Fedimint open-source protocol with the launch of Fedimint v 0.2.1. Over two-and-a-half years ago, bitcoin developer Eric Sirion released a prototype for a Chaumian Mint built on top of bitcoin.
Bitcoin's purpose is much higher than increasing the net worth of those who hold it (or hold exposure to it). Bitcoin is freedom money and the siren calls of wealth and convenience are on their way to undermine the mission.
This episode dives into the pressing issue of food security with Chris Hume from the Lancaster Patriot. The conversation revolves around the recent raid on Amos Miller's organic farm by Pennsylvania state troopers and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
The episode delved into the potential impact of AI on the economy, the excitement around technology trends, and the anticipation surrounding the approval of a Bitcoin ETF.
Guillaume Verdon, a physicist, applied mathematician, and quantum machine learning researcher, has been revealed as the man behind the previously anonymous account Based Beth Jezos, the creator of the Effective Accelerationism movement (e/acc).
