The Bitcoin Podcast

We read Cryptocurrency headlines. It used to be kind of serious...but only kind of. Now, we mainly try to take the news seriously because it is kind of redundant and have fun in that attempt. Welcome to the best crypto show you're going to hear for the rest of your life. You're welcome!

This episode, Corey interviews Ayo Akinyele, a former security researcher turned CEO of Bolt Labs. Bolt Labs is a privacy solution for the Lightning Network which allows for an asymmetry of knowledge in the channel. While this is quite useful and interesting, we instead turn our focus on things such as attribute-based encryption, a security researcher's view of blockchain systems, and much more. Join us for an awesome conversation of where we are as a community, and where we're going!

Today we announce the start of Hashing It Out Panels, a show where we bring on multiple domain experts to discuss a given topic. Today we dive into what the developer experience will be like for Ethereum's Serenity (also called ETH2.0). We talk about the roadmap, current state, available tooling, security and more!

In this week's episode Corey goes on a spirit hike to elevate his mind body and soul leaving Dee to tag in Wayne (Yes2Crypto) as the Co-Host. The Lightning Network raises the same concerns for Dee that he has had for years. Since 2016 he has worried about the evolution of the middle man and Wayne comes through to ease his mindset. It's all about time. We are still very early. This week's interview is Alex Bosworth. Alex is one of the main engineers on the lightning network infrastructure and co-author of the recent Lightning Loop implementation with Bryan Wu. Lightning Loop seeks to address the liquidity issues with lightning channels. Alex is also a CEO of Yall, a site in which users can be paid using the lightning network.

Evan Van Ness co-hosts with Lucian this week to discuss GitCoin matching donations and sustaining open source contributions which leads to comments on Parity and their commitment to their Eth 1 client (a sensitive but seemingly unavoidable topic). The SEC has made some decisions on Kik, Sia, and Block.One, the consequences of which could reverberate to other projects. Connext v2 is out and y'all better start using it!

We read Cryptocurrency headlines. It used to be kind of serious...but only kind of. Now, we mainly try to take the news seriously because it is kind of redundant and have fun in that attempt. Welcome to the best crypto show you're going to hear for the rest of your life. You're welcome.

We read Cryptocurrency headlines. It used to be kind of serious...but only kind of. Now, we mainly try to take the news seriously because it is kind of redundant and have fun in that attempt. Welcome to the best crypto show you're going to hear for the rest of your life. You're welcome.

We read Cryptocurrency headlines. It used to be kind of serious...but only kind of. Now, we mainly try to take the news seriously because it is kind of redundant and have fun in that attempt. Welcome to the best crypto show you're going to hear for the rest of your life. You're welcome.

Evan Van Ness is joining Lucian as co-host this week to discuss the bounty on his head, Eth2 interoperability between 7 client implementations, and zero knowledge (zk) mixers. They digress into how zk is being used for privacy and scaling in new ways that are already making it onto main net.

In today's episode, Corey and Collin talk with Anatoly Yakovenko, the Co-Founder and CEO of Solana. Solana is a blockchain platform attempting to scale transactions without the need of sharding and we want to know how they plan to do it. Join us as we dive into their strategy, their current progress, and where they plan to go. We ask the right questions to get you to the right answers on how this technology works, so come listen and enjoy!