In Episode 6 of the Bitcoin Poker podcast, we explore how Bitcoin Poker extends Satoshi Nakamoto’s final v0.1.5 design into the future of blockchain technology. This episode dives into the progress of the project, from porting the original Bitcoin codebase to Rust to introducing quantum-safe cryptography and innovative networking.

The highlight of this episode is a deep dive into Dynamic Sidechains—a novel architecture that anchors temporary, scalable sidechains to the main blockchain. We discuss how this design balances high-speed consensus, scalability, and security while remaining true to the core principles of decentralization.

In Episode 5 of the Bitcoin Poker "Satoshi’s Hidden Game" podcast, we delve into a fascinating but little-known aspect of Satoshi Nakamoto's vision—the integrated marketplace. As we replicate the original v0.1.5 Bitcoin code in rust including the decentralized Poker and the Marketplace, I talk about how I believe Satoshis reasoning was behind the marketplace code.

What if blockchain mining wasn’t just about how fast you solve puzzles, but about fairness and accessibility from day one?

In this episode we walk about the modules and design going in to the porting Satoshi's Bitcoin Code to Rust, and the new encryption choices.

In Episode 2, we explore the surprising connection between Bitcoin and online poker. During the mid-2000s, the online poker industry faced challenges like regulatory crackdowns, trust issues, and cross-border complications. Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin offered innovative solutions—censorship-resistant payments, provably fair gameplay, and decentralized hosting. Dive into how these challenges may have influenced Bitcoin’s design, and discover the early poker-related features hidden in Bitcoin’s code. Plus, learn how BipCoin Poker is reviving this vision for a modern decentralized poker experienc

What if Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, built more than just a decentralized currency? In Bitcoin’s earliest code—versions 0.1.0 to 0.1.3—there’s a hidden poker game. In this episode, we dig deep into Satoshi’s original 2008 code and explore the mysterious poker references buried within. Was it just an experiment, or part of a bigger strategy to incentivize node operators and early adopters? Join me as we analyze the comments, coding style, and clues Satoshi left behind—and begin our journey to reimagine and modernize Bitcoin Poker for 2025.