The Crypto Show

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A live show from the Mexico City Bitcoin Meetup at EBC Escuela Bancaria Y Comercial which is also venue where a previous Latin American Bitcoin Conference was held. This was an Amazing event sponsored by Ripple and 150 people were turned away because there wasn't enough room. Ripple was not the topic of discussion but rather the growth of crypto in Mexico. We also chat with Rosio one of the organizers as well as Jose Rodriguez and Pablo Echeverria.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview the CEO and CoFounder Fred Montagnon of the upcoming crypto-exchange Legolas. We discuss the shortcomings of existing exchanges and the innovations that Legolas brings to the market that solve the problems associated with those shortcomings. We also discuss the somewhat unique strategy that Legolas utilizes to overcome the onerous compliance hurdles that obstruct the progress of many crypto-startups.

Chris & Danny just have a general chit chat session on various topics.

One of which is the WTF moment of the Libertarian Party rejecting Ron Paul.

On this special edition of "The Crypto Show," we interview none other than Dr. Ron Paul! We get his take on cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin IRAs; competing currencies, the Federal Reserve, the national debt, and interest rates; and we briefly discuss his opinion of the State of the Union address. A brief but jam-packed interview with one of the pre-eminent libertarians of the century!

Our second guest is Troy Wong, CoFounder and CFO at Neptune Dash, a Canadian publically traded company that allows shareholders to capitalize on ownership of Dash masternodes. We talk about his background and his introduction to Bitcoin and Dash, how the company operates, some of the more nuanced ins and outs of the Dash network and DAO, Dash Evolution, the price pullbacks of Dash and other cryptos and what that means, Canada's crypto environment and attitudes, and much more.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Nanu Berks of nanuberks.com about her many adventures as an artist, writer, and person of many hats and many talents. She tells us about the benefits of working remotely, the world of decentralized art, and her particular art focus on murals and, of late, crypto murals. We also discuss VR art, her art pieces around Austin, remittance payments, crypto and Latin America, her upcoming events, and Rahm Emmanuel. 

In the second hour, we talk to John Bushe, President of Zero Waste Asset Management. We talk about the Zero Waste goals of Austin and other cities, the impact that such goals would have on the economy and ecology, and how the blockchain-based technology and business model of his company will help promote those goals. We also discuss Zero Waste Asset Management's upcoming token sale.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk to Peter Weyner, author of the books "Digital Cash" and "Policing Online Gaming," the latter of which Craig Wright visually displayed and talked about during our interview with him. We discuss with Peter whether his works predicted Bitcoin and blockchain and whether he may have influenced Satoshi. We also discuss his current interest, artificial intelligence.

Chris Odom, creator of Open Transactions and one of the developers of the Stash Node Pro and Stash Wallet, joins us early on during the interview with Peter Wayner. In the second hour we talk to Chris about the Stash Node Pro, get his opinion on a particularly controversial claim made by Craig Wright, and shoot the breeze about other things, including Brazilian Trekkies

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," our first guest is the great Ben Swann, who returns from a media hiatus to jumpstart some new media projects. We talk about how Ben got into crypto and Dash in the first place, and then Ben fills us in on the plans for using the funds from his successful Dash proposal to reignite his career of making the same kind of thought-provoking media content that has been disrupting and challenging mainstream media for years. We also talk about his speaking engagement at Anarchapulco.

Our second guest is activist Alma Summers. She tells us about her family's plans for an open-ended sailboat journey, and the interesting story of how they were able to procure their boat in the first place. She also talks the voluntaryist Jackalope Fest, which is celebrating its 7th year and which she helped found with Ernie Hancock. We also talk about her involvement with BitNation and her speaking engagements at Anarchapulco and Libertopia, as well as the post-Anarchapulco Bitnation event.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Juan S. Galt about our recent interview with Craig Wright. We also discuss the differences between Bitcoin Core and Cash, and Juan's opinion on both. We also talk about the Latin American Bitcoin Conference and the upcoming Anarchapulco Conference. We have two surprise guests, Joe from cryptohwwallet.com and Dash enthusiast Bill Kline, the former of whom updates us on the production and availability status of hardware wallets, and the latter of whom asks a couple questions of Juan Galt. Juan briefly updates us on Komodo, and there is talk of the possibility of a major debate at Anarchapulco amongst Juan Galt, Roger Ver, Craig Wright, Trace Mayer, and who knows who else in the great Bitcoin Core/Bitcoin Cash debate.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview none other than Craig Wright! Brian Deery from Factom joins us as a cohost to ask the tough technical questions (and not so tough personal and inside-joke questions). We discuss scalability, lightning network, sidechains, segwit, the future of Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Cash, economics and banking, the existing precedent for many of Bitcoin's supposed innovations, the necessity for commercialization and profit-driven technologies and networks, and so much more. A true honor and pleasure of an interview.