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On the latest episode of "The Crypto Show," Danny joins us from London after attending the Dash and Blockchain Conference. He informs of his experiences and personal encounters at that conference, as well as at the Nexus Conference which he attended earlier in Aspen, Colorado. We then discuss his upcoming relief trip to Mexico, as well as the prospect for using crypto for remittance payments. Daniel Krawisz, a.k.a., Scrooge McAltcoin, who is an upcoming speaker at the Texas Bitcoin conference, joins us to talk about ICOs and token coins, and then we finish the show talking about the government-as-cult. Fun episode!

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Justin and Stacey Frost of Defense Distributed join us in studio to talk with Nathan Woznak, Marina, and Adrianna of Ubitquity. We discuss the legacy real estate system, its mechanics, and its problems, title record-keeping, and how Ubitquity can revolutionize title transactions and records. Danny also joined us for a segment to relate the latest stuff that he's doing on the road.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Jedidiah Taylor and Rev Nissan from Decent.bet join us to talk about their online decentralized gaming and gambling platform, its upcoming structured ICO, and the near-term alpha rollout. They also discuss the roadmap for future games to be added to the platform. They explain the charity and profit-sharing nature of the platform, the inspiration for the platform, and various other aspects of the whole project. We also wax a little philosophical and analytical about Bitcoin, crypto, and blockchain in general

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview Josh Scigala, CEO of Vaultoro, for the full two hours. We talk about what Vaultoro is all about and how it works, their recent round of funding, their upcoming projects enabled by the funding, Jamie Dimon's recent comments, naked short-selling, and the future of Bitcoin and gold. A fun and informative and interesting episode, to be sure.

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Todd Dennison of DogeCoinNotBombs is resurrecting the charitable relief effort to focus on aid to Hurricane Irma victims. Todd is currently hunkering down in his home as the storm is still ongoing, but as soon as it subsides he is going to be on the ground as an aid-worker, using funds and other resources provided by Drew Phillips of BitcoinNotBombs.com, as well as a donation by Roger Ver and likely donation by The Crypto Show.

Todd outlines some of what is likely going to be needed to get done, as well as updates us on current weather conditions.

In the second hour, we talk to Drew Phillips, who gives us a quick overview of BitcoinNotBombs for those listeners who may not know, including former relief efforts in which he has been involved, such as raising Bitcoin for hoodies to pass out to San Francisco homeless. We also discuss his friend "Morpheus" (a.k.a., "Thomas") who is a recent political prisoner simply for selling Bitcoin.

We then discuss the upcoming Nexus conference and the many celebrity attendees (including Lynn Ulbricht) expected, and Drew will be involved in a raffle or drawing to raise money for FreeRoss.org.

On tonight's episode, Cody Wilson joins us to discuss Defense Distributed's employees' trip to the Texas coast while he is being filmed live by a Spike TV crew, live on our show. Harlan Dietrich also joins us to discuss his journey to the coast in the Dash boat. Harlan's friend, Daniel Abramson, also joins us to discuss ICO's and the economic and political implications of them.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk in studio with "Dances With Bitcoin," a.k.a., Brian Dearie, Chief Science Officer at Factom, and David Johnston, Chairman of Factom. They and Danny, who is back as well for a few days before he returns give more aid, describe their relief efforts down at the Texas coast after Hurricane Harvey, with some very interesting stories about their experiences. Brian also briefly discusses a special Bitcoin satellite technology that is being developed. We also get a call from Steven, a member of the Texas Guard, who discusses their relief efforts as well

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Our first guest is Erik Voorhees of ShapeShift, who discusses Washington State's attempt to license that company and endanger its clients personal data. As a result, ShapeShift decides to pull out of hostile territory, operation Dunkirk style. We also discuss ShapeShift's purchase of KeepKey, one of the major crypto-hardware devices on the market, in an all-Bitcoin transaction, and what that means for the hardware device and its users.

In the second hour, we have Colin Cantrell of Nexus, a cryptocurrency and community with a truly broad scope to its vision Colin also addresses a little-recognized threat to Bitcoin and all of digital security: the advent of quantum computing. It is a must-listen segment.

In the final segment we hear from co-host Danny about his relief efforts along the coast after Hurricane Harvey. He also describes Harlan Dietrich's and Martin Pennington's trip with a boat to the coast for the same reason. We mention how these efforts would not be possible without the Dash charity fund that The Crypto Show receives, a large donation from Bitcoin.com's Roger Ver, several thousand from random listeners, and most most magnanimous of all, 10 Bitcoins donated by Bill Kline. Colin Cantrell has also pledged to donate to the cause. Thanks to all of them and anyone else who have sacrificed their crypto toward the cause of hurricane relief!

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed about non-governmental internet censorship and the chilling effect it has on free speech. We also discuss Charlottesville and the contemporary socio-political climate, Cody Wilson's free speech case and its submission to the Supreme Court, Christopher Cantwell and Antonio Buehler, Albert Pike, HBO and "Game of Thrones," and Cody's alternative to Patreon, "Hatreon," among other things. Always a great talk with a veritable genius like Cody Wilson.

Danny in the second half of the show paves the way to raising what is currently over $60,000 in Bitcoin and Dash for Hurricane Harvey Relief and is personally delivering that aid to the affected area's.

Not mentioned in this episode is also the fact that we deployed a Dash branded rescue boat to those same areas.