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Trace Mayer sits down with Drew Armstrong for a fireside chat at PubKey, tracing his path from playing online games and trading digital currencies in the 90s to writing a 60-page law school paper on the history of money in American law. He discusses how that research led him to Austrian economics, sound money, and eventually Bitcoin at $0.25. The conversation covers the seven network effects of Bitcoin, the innovations Trace helped pioneer at Armory including cold storage and hierarchical deterministic wallets, the growing financialization of Bitcoin through ETFs and options, and why he sees Bitcoin entering a new great gate in history as nation states begin to adopt it as a strategic reserve asset.
Trace Mayer joins Thomas Pacchia at PubKey to share his journey from selling virtual items in online games to discovering Bitcoin, driven by a deep study of monetary history and Austrian economics in law school. They explore the history of sound money, the power of triple-entry bookkeeping, and the censorship and financial repression that come with fiat monetary systems. The conversation turns philosophical as they discuss whether humanity deserves Bitcoin, the importance of monetary sovereignty and individual rights, and how self-reflection and personal growth are at the heart of the fight for freedom.
Trace Mayer discusses the Fourth Turning with Pete Rizzo.
Ballet CEO Bobby Lee on bearer Bitcoin wallets.
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In SLP133 on 13 December 2019 Stephan Livera, Host of The Stephan Livera Podcast interviews Trace Mayer about Proof of Keys and privacy.
About halfway through this episode Mayer declared:
When claiming our monetary sovereignty we have two massive theaters of war like Europe and the Pacific. Europe that is scarcity. That is having the hardest money ever. And with Bitcoin we are winning that battle. We are winning that war in that particular theater.
The privacy, anonymity and fungibility battle will have to take place over in the Pacific. It is a different battle. And there are going to be different tools that people are going to have to use when fighting that battle. Even Satoshi himself in Section 10 of the Bitcoin whitepaper acknowledged that Bitcoin had a very problematic technological hampering when it came to privacy...
That privacy, anonymity and fungibility debate being an entirely new front where the war for monetary sovereignty is going to get opened up and there is going to be a lot of stuff happening over there that is not going to be happening on the scarcity front with Bitcoin.
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Nelson Minier is Head of OTC trading at Kraken and he discusses the Bitcoin trading markets.
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Peter McCormack of What Bitcoin Did Podcast interviews Trace Mayer on claiming your monetary sovereignty with Bitcoin.
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Stephen Livera of the Stephen Livera Podcast interviews Trace Mayer about Bitcoin being the ultimate collateral.
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Anthony Pompliano of Morgan Creek Digital interviews Trace Mayer about the early days of Bitcoin, how Trace built his initial conviction, where the asset is today, what Trace thinks are the most important things to watch and where Bitcoin is heading next.
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Caitlin Long, Trace Mayer & Tyler Lindholm discuss the differences between state and federal laws, the states power to nullify federal laws, cannabis, guns and if U.S politics is really like House of Cards.
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