The Crypto Show

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On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Gideon Galasch comes on the program to inform us about the upcoming "Blockchain Hotel" conference. Then Steven Sprague, CEO and Founder of Rivetz, is our second guest on the show and gives us the low-down on Rivetz's unique, cutting-edge security technology and tells us Rivetz's upcoming ICO. Our third guest is Paras, owner of LOL liquor stores in San Antonio. More than just a liquor store, they sell vapeware, CDB and terpine oil, U-Haul truck rentals, and can even ship you liquor in the state of Texas if you are over 21. More importantly, Danny was there last week and purchased $100 worth of goods in Dash. The store also offers a Bitcoin ATM, which apparently drives as much as 300 people in foot traffic every month. A great all-around business but also a great crypto highlight if you live in Central Texas.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," "Dances With Bitcoin," a.k.a., Brian Deary, CSO of Factom, sits with us in studio to talk with Skype-in guest and software engineer Jameson Lopp.

The topic for discussion is Craig Wright's recent speech. Brian Deary gives us a brief history of Craig Wright and Bitcoin, and then he has several clips from that speech and several pre-written questions to present to Jameson to get his take on Craig Wright's assertions during that speech. An interesting question-and-answer session ensues, and Jameson has some very enlightening responses.

On Tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview the creator of Dash and the head of Dash Labs, Evan Duffield. We discuss the Dash Evolution Roadmap, including improvements to the wallet and some interesting hardware components that Evan envisions being a part of the network. All in all, it's a very interesting show.

Then we interview Michael, Founder and CSO of Permaclone, a company that makes reusable, sterilizable cloning collars and AeroBlock™ Filters for the cannabis industry, among other products yet to be announced. He discusses his background in the cannabis industry and the utility of his products, as well as some other interesting tidbits.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we interview none other than Roger Ver to discuss the recent controversial talk by Craig Wright, the self-professed Satoshi Nakamoto, at the recent "The Future of Bitcoin" conference. We discuss Craig Wright's scathing criticisms of the core devs and Segregated Witness, and his proposed solutions for the block-size issue and his take on Bitcoin scalability. Frank Bacon joins us for the entire show, and in the second hour we focus on him and his opinions about Craig Wright's speech, altcoins, and other things. This is a must-hear, must-see show (there is video) about one of the most important speeches in recent Bitcoin history.

On Tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Danny has returned to Denver and reunited with Matt Monsour of "Ink It Over." Our guests in studio are "Dances With Bitcoin," a.k.a., Brian Deary, Chief Scientist of Factom, and Marco Pierbaum, formerly of Coinvoice and currently with the development team of Decred (decred.org).

Matt cracks us up and informs us that his new Bitcoin/Dash ATM is having some difficulty with respect to the set-up process, but that Matt will have a tech buddy of his assist in getting it fully operational. We then discuss a little about the cannabis industry and Ethereum and crypto.

Marco regales us with the details behind the cryptocurrency project "Decred," going into detail concerning its voting operations. Brian asks many pointed questions concerning the project, and we barely get a chance to discuss Ethereum. This show ends up being a lot of fun while being highly informative about a powerful crypto creeping below the surface that many might be aware of but probably should be keeping an eye on.

On this episode of "The Crypto Show," we do a pre-recorded interview in studio with Dima ("Rasa") Murshik of Mycelium. We discuss his return to the company after a brief hiatus; his current status and position within the company; the company's controversial ICO; and his opinion on the future profitability, longevity, and innovativeness of Mycelium.

We also discuss the future of Bitcoin and the block size, as well as his opinion on altcoins. A fascinating interview with a fascinating man, an old friend of ours, with some great insights into his own experiences in the crypto-space and into what lies ahead.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show", we interview Arman, Regional Director for Unsung.org in Seattle. He will be teaming up with Danny tomorrow to feed the homeless at "Tent City" in Seattle. Arman also reminds our listeners of his day last year feeding the homeless thanks to Dash and Unsung.org. We also discuss Nerdcore music that Arman composes, the future and price fluctuations of cryptocurrencies, and other stuff. Danny and I then discuss G. Edward Griffin's "Red Pill Expo" taking place next week in Bozeman, Montana and the excellent speakers' lineup

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show" we interview internationally renowned speaker, author, and liberty and cryptocurrency advocate Terry Brock.

We discuss Terry's background and how he became a speaker and liberty lover and how people can more effectively spread the message of liberty by using simple techniques that recognize and accommodate human psychology. Terry gives us his opinion on the future of Bitcoin and the block-size issue as well as his opinion on Dash, Ethereum, and other altcoins. Terry also updates us on his new educational website brockonblockchain.com.

Danny is still in San Francisco due to auto issues, but it has given him the opportunity to attend a really cool cannabis conference in the area. 200+ companies are represented, and Danny has made many connections to promote Dash and Bitcoin adoption. He should be on the road again tomorrow after he attends the last day of the conference. He will be attending the Red Pill Conference next week.

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," our first guest is Sherry Peel Jackson, businesswoman, author, speaker, former CPA, former IRS agent, former political prisoner, and IRS/income tax protestor, who was featured in Aaron Russo's film "America: From Freedom to Fascism." She tells us about her experiences at the IRS, her time in jail and Congressman Ron Paul's personal intervention on her behalf while behind bars, her adventures as a tax protestor, the several books that she has written, and her business and how it relates to tax protesting. She also explains the illegitimacy of the IRS and income tax, beginning with the faulty ratification of the 16th Amendment, the dubious passing of the Income Tax Act, and the non-existence of any specific law that compels Americans to pay an income tax.

In the last two segments we talk to Scott of guncompensator.com. We discuss his online and brick-and-mortar gun parts and accessories business and his clientele, California laws towards guns and the State's business environment, how he met Danny and got introduced to the GhostGunner, and the GhostGunner's immediate popularity and success once he signed on to become a distributor.