The Australian Bitcoin Podcast is focused on Australian bitcoin and privacy content, including educational episodes, recent news, and guest interviews.
- Setting up www.mineracks.com and making the facility acessible for visits from customers
- Attempting to solve the three common problems for bitcoin mining in Australia: 1) understanding if it's profitable, 2) buying a miner, and 3) dealing with the heat and noise (especially if it's in your home)!
- Learning about bitcoin mining keeps you humble as you're always learning and meeting people who are motivated by the right values
- Compass Mining and BitRiver US-Russia sanctions fiasco - a risk / trade-off many didn't consider when looking at the cheaper energy prices
- Piers' bitcoin journey
- Receiving a cheque from the FBI from the eGold rug-pull and being unable to cash it due to high fees (peak fiat!)
- Trying to find the "next bitcoin" and realising there isn't and won't be one
- Setting up bitcoin and lightning nodes, using the technology, and realising the utility it has
- Discovering bitcoin mining initially through GPU mining of shitcoins
- Realising stacking hash is as addictive as stacking Sats
- Taking on the personal mission to help non-miners get access to the mining industry if they choose to
- Running one's own node and using the network may be the tipping point for becoming a bitcoin maximalist
- Understanding the benefits of proof-of-work over proof-of-stake through lived experience and experimentation
- Consensus versus democratic or authoritarian systems
- Libertarian and Austrian ideals in regards to free markets in the context of other cryptocurrencies and bitcoin
- Experiencing five difference currencies, hyperinflation, and sovereign confiscation of private assets in South America
- Financial privilege gets in the way of Westerners understanding the global benefits of bitcoin adoption
- Family and friends reactions to transitioning to a bitcoin-focused vocation
- Working on containerized mining solutions for flare gas mining sites
- Most people working in the bitcoin industry needs to be a polymath
- Tips for people starting their bitcoin mining journey (eg, adopting the right mindset and understanding the risks)
- Building the Australian bitcoin mining industry to further decentralize the overall bitcoin mining ecosystem
- Mining is a collaborative competitive industry - a non-zero sum game unlike anything else!
- Orange pill stories and tips: shitcoin miners transitioning to mine bitcoin, 1) establish yourself as a knowledgeable and trustworthy source of information; 2) expose the person to the network; 3) be helpful, and let them come to you
- Things to be bullish about: motivated, innovative, and intelligent bitcoinrs!
- Bitcoin is an energy buyer of last resort; an energy sink which stabilizes demand and lowers the price for everyone; an efficient way to utilise our otherwise wasted energy resources
- Threats to bitcoin: the energy debate and a global push towards less reliable energy and discussion over the morality and utility of proof-of-work protocols (similar to the net neutrality debate)
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By HardBlockThe Australian Bitcoin Podcast is focused on Australian bitcoin and privacy content, including educational episodes, recent news, and guest interviews.
- Setting up www.mineracks.com and making the facility acessible for visits from customers
- Attempting to solve the three common problems for bitcoin mining in Australia: 1) understanding if it's profitable, 2) buying a miner, and 3) dealing with the heat and noise (especially if it's in your home)!
- Learning about bitcoin mining keeps you humble as you're always learning and meeting people who are motivated by the right values
- Compass Mining and BitRiver US-Russia sanctions fiasco - a risk / trade-off many didn't consider when looking at the cheaper energy prices
- Piers' bitcoin journey
- Receiving a cheque from the FBI from the eGold rug-pull and being unable to cash it due to high fees (peak fiat!)
- Trying to find the "next bitcoin" and realising there isn't and won't be one
- Setting up bitcoin and lightning nodes, using the technology, and realising the utility it has
- Discovering bitcoin mining initially through GPU mining of shitcoins
- Realising stacking hash is as addictive as stacking Sats
- Taking on the personal mission to help non-miners get access to the mining industry if they choose to
- Running one's own node and using the network may be the tipping point for becoming a bitcoin maximalist
- Understanding the benefits of proof-of-work over proof-of-stake through lived experience and experimentation
- Consensus versus democratic or authoritarian systems
- Libertarian and Austrian ideals in regards to free markets in the context of other cryptocurrencies and bitcoin
- Experiencing five difference currencies, hyperinflation, and sovereign confiscation of private assets in South America
- Financial privilege gets in the way of Westerners understanding the global benefits of bitcoin adoption
- Family and friends reactions to transitioning to a bitcoin-focused vocation
- Working on containerized mining solutions for flare gas mining sites
- Most people working in the bitcoin industry needs to be a polymath
- Tips for people starting their bitcoin mining journey (eg, adopting the right mindset and understanding the risks)
- Building the Australian bitcoin mining industry to further decentralize the overall bitcoin mining ecosystem
- Mining is a collaborative competitive industry - a non-zero sum game unlike anything else!
- Orange pill stories and tips: shitcoin miners transitioning to mine bitcoin, 1) establish yourself as a knowledgeable and trustworthy source of information; 2) expose the person to the network; 3) be helpful, and let them come to you
- Things to be bullish about: motivated, innovative, and intelligent bitcoinrs!
- Bitcoin is an energy buyer of last resort; an energy sink which stabilizes demand and lowers the price for everyone; an efficient way to utilise our otherwise wasted energy resources
- Threats to bitcoin: the energy debate and a global push towards less reliable energy and discussion over the morality and utility of proof-of-work protocols (similar to the net neutrality debate)
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