The Crypto Show

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Amanda B. Johnson and Pete Eyre, formerly of Dash Detailed, as well as Cody Wilson who steps in midway through the show. We discuss the Texas Bitcoin Conference and the Dash booth that was there; the recently mobile life of Amanda and Pete in their new RV; Pete's involvement in Cop Block and experiences throughout the years with law enforcement; Alt 36 and some other Dash topics, including Amanda's start with Dash; and so much more

Day 1 of the Texas Bitcoin Conference we speak with multiple guests and speakers about their talks, speech or projects including Paul Puey, Marco Peerboom, Jason Sibert, Jose Rodriguez and more.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk in studio to Daniel Krawisz, Chris Odom, and Justus Ranvier from Stash about the Stash Node Pro, what it does and how it works as a "bank in a box," and they specially announce for the first time, as a Crypto Show scoop, that their android app has been released as of the time of the show. Dmitri (Rassah) murashchik formerly of Mycelium.also joins us in studio. I mention that there is an investment round that Stash is involved in at bnktothefuture.com. Toward the end we briefly discuss the upcoming (?) Bitcoin fork.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Susan Tarkowski Templehof, founder of BitNation, about "Pangea," whose white paper can be found on GitHub. "Pangea" will be a platform for various private non-State governance structures based on Ethereum smart contracts for contracts, titles, dispute resolutions, birth certificates, and various other societal functions that are currently monopolized by the government but will be subject to free choice using Pangea. She also informs us about the upcoming ICO pre-sale and public sale for Pangea.

In the second hour, Lauren Slade and Summer call in to talk about the crypto-party at Jo's Coffee on 2nd Street the Sunday of the Texas Bitcoin Conference. There will be artists with works for sale in Bitcoin, virtual reality, video-gaming, tarot reading, henna, and other stuff for sale in Bitcoin, including admission tickets.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk to JZA ("Jay-Zah") about his current Dash proposal to fund multi-language Dash news sites and Dash meet-ups throughout the world. We also have a fan and guest of the show, Tim from Kentucky, in studio with us for the first time in over a year. We also discuss earthquake recovery efforts in Mexico, remittance payments, the upcoming potential Bitcoin fork, Dash ATMs, and more.

On tonight's episode episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Ned Scott, CEO and Founder of Steemit, about Steemit and its upcoming "smart media tokens." Then in the second hour Frank Bacon, Steemit blogger and avid Steemit promoter, informs us of some of the less obvious but quite profound opportunities that Steemit can provide.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Danny and Chris are their own guests. We talk about the Texas Bitcoin Conference, Dash and Bitcoin ATMs, remittance payments and their relation to our upcoming Dash proposal, alt36, and Danny's eventual trip to Mexico City to help with relief efforts and his trip to the upcoming cannabis convention.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Chief Architect at Factom, Inc., and CEO of the Factom Foundation Paul Snow joins us to discuss the 3rd Annual Texas Bitcoin Conference, recent developments at Factom, ICOs and coins, and the ongoing "Bitcoin Drama," as well as the Austin Bitcoin meetup. Great show!

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Zen Cash's head of business operations Rolf Versluis about Zen Cash, a relatively new cryptocurrency that has a lot of potential thanks to its unique combination of features. We also talk about their very generous donation to the relief efforts in Mexico City after the major earthquake there.

In the second hour, we interview Jose Rodriguez of Bitso, the largest Bitcoin exchange in Mexico and one of the largest in Latin America. We talk about the damage from the recent earthquakes around Mexico City, including the extent of the damage, the continuing needs of citizens in the aftermath, remittance payments, and the generous donation efforts of Bitso. We also discuss what Bitso's all about and what new developments have occurred there.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Danny returns to the studio to interview our returning guest, Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed. Before our discussion with Cody, Danny talks about his trip tomorrow to Houston to be a part of Max Keiser's and Steve Baldwin's reality TV show called "The Great American Pilgrimage," funded by Dash, and they will be giving aid to some hurricane-stricken families.

Cody Wilson joins us to discuss the new rollout for the GhostGunner: the 1911 and Glock-compatible lowers and fixtures. We also meander onto some related and random topics, as only Cody and the Crypto gang can.