Welcome to the new semi-regular series of David vs. Christian on POV Crypto We return to our roots, and provide you with what you came to hear: Bickering between a Bitcoiner and an Etherean. Please rate and share the podcast! You can find us @POVCryptopod on Twitter. David Hoffman on Twitter and Medium @TrustlessState Christian Keroles on Twitter @ck_SNARKs Send Bitcoin: 3P1kkSBdsc2vPWXin3h6bdVeTS4BzXdNG1 Send Ether: 0xa6daaa2c423e72f7a248e1642b0b0151a0ce3778

On Todays Episode of Let's Talk Bitcoin... Join Adam B. Levine, Stephanie Murphy & Andreas M. Antonopoulos for part one of our two-part discussion with bitcoin developers Sipa (Dr. Pieter Wuille) and Jonas Nick on Schnorr Signatures, Tapscript, Taproot and more. Later, Adam and HRF.org's Alex Gladstein sit down with Iranian Bitcoin User Ziya in the first of a new interview series focused on international perspectives, and what really matters. Support the Show! Sponsored by: www.Purse.io Tip LTB:1FZGD64BA7B9GdwDhGGGF92amt9X6VH38K or Via the Lightning Network at https://tipltb.tokenly.com/ LTB Episode T-shirts now available at http://LTBSHOW.COM Image Credit:https://pixabay.com/photos/tools-construct-craft-repair-864983/ Thanks for listening to this episode of Let's Talk Bitcoin, content for today's show was provided by Stephanie , Adam , Jonathan, Andreas, Sipa, Jonas, Alex and Ziya. This episode was edited by Dave and Adam. This episode featured music by Jared Rubens and Gurty Beats. Send questions or comments to [email protected]

Here is another episode with some great questions from the audience! We discuss reasons why you wouldn't feel sexually attracted to someone you're with and what to do in that situation. Also, can you stay with someone after an infidelity and if so how do you build up the trust again? And lastly how to choose between monogamy and polyamory, and if polyamory really makes you enlightened? Find out all of this and more! Do you have a burning question, or a show idea for us? Please email us at [email protected]!Thank you to our sponsor Vaultoro & Blocktap.ioRemember, this is a new show, so if you like it, please be sure to tell 3 friends! Leave a good review on Itunes, and be sure to follow us on our socials!More Info:Vaultoro.comBlocktap.ioThe Tatiana Show

Interview location: Munich Interview date: Monday 3rd Jun, 2019 Company: BHB Network Role: Director Brexit has genuinely divided the UK, and the hard negotiations for exit have only furthered the divide. Many feel disconnected from Europe, disconnected from the political process or feel left behind by globalisation. Others think that we are stronger as part of the EU and celebrate the benefits of the free market and the free movement of people. There is no middle ground, and the stakes are high. The UK is either in the EU or out, and increasingly it looks like we are heading for either a hard Brexit or a second vote. The process has raised many questions, and I have wrestled with whether we know what we are voting for and why? It appears logical to want to be part of Europe, but as I spend more time with Bitcoiners, understanding alternative economics and political structures, my views are changing, and I have become pro-Brexit. I wanted to understand more about why Brexit could be good for the UK, and after a discussion with Giacomo in Munich, we agreed to record an interview and discuss the topic. We cover why decentralised political power is better for democracy, free markets and both the benefits and pains of Brexit. This episode is also on:iTunesYoutubeStitcherGoogle PlayTuneIn Listen to more What Bitcoin Did episodes

Research shows if an investor bought into Bitcoin once a day, dollar cost averaging for the last 365 days, that would have resulted in an average buy price of roughly $5,500. That buy in price would have nearly doubled the investor's return at the recent high of $9100. You can find all episodes of the show by visiting 4minutecrypto.com. CONTACT INFOEmail Gary at [email protected] me at https://Facebook.com/msg/GaryLelandLeave a voice comment at 817-476-0660 MY SOCIAL MEDIAhttps://Twitter.com/GaryLelandhttps://Facebook.com/GaryLelandshttps://Linkedin.com/in/GaryLelandhttps://Instagram.com/Gary_Leland GARY'S PODCASTShttps://4MinuteCrypto.com/iTuneshttps://CryptoCousins.com/iTunes YouTube Channelhttps://YouTube.com/CryptoCousinshttps://YouTube.com/4MinuteCrypto SUPPORThttps://Patreon.com/CryptoCousinshttps://4MinuteCrypto.com/Donate USEFUL LINKSThe best Bitcoin Book‚https://4MinuteCrypto.com/BitcoinSubscribe to Alexa Flash Briefings‚https://4MinuteCrypto.com/AlexaSetup a Binance Account‚https://CryptoCousins.com/BinanceGet $10 in Bitcoin free at Coinbase‚https://CryptoCousins.com/CoinbaseThe Trezor Wallet‚https://Trezor.io/?a=cryptocousins.comBitcoin Clothing & Gear‚https://CryptoCrybaby.com Gary is available to keynote or emcee your Bitcoin/Crypto event. Please email [email protected] for additional info. DISCLAIMER: This article should not be taken as is, and is not intended to provide, investment advice.

Gigi anonymous a prolific Bitcoin thinker and writer, comes to POV Crypto to discuss his latest article, "Bitcoin's Gravity."In short, Bitcoin's Gravity is about the pulling force that Bitcoin has to so many different people from so many different populations. David makes the point that this very real effect is not specific to Bitcoin, but it's crypto at large that people come to, and Ethereum has the capability to generate much more 'pull' through its high expressiveness. David and Gigi go off to the races with a great debate about Bitcoin vs. Ethereum fundamentals! Gigi has a website. The Bitcoin's Gravity article Let us know what you think about the episode! Please rate and share the podcast! Twitter: Gigi on Twitter: @dergigi You can find us @POVCryptopod on Twitter. David Hoffman on Twitter and Medium @TrustlessState Christian Keroles on Twitter @ck_SNARKs Send Bitcoin: 3P1kkSBdsc2vPWXin3h6bdVeTS4BzXdNG1 Send Ether: 0xa6daaa2c423e72f7a248e1642b0b0151a0ce3778

In this supposedly short episode, Dave and Grahm discuss Justin Sun's winning charity bid for a lunch with Warren Buffett. Joined by Delphi Digital's Tom Shaughnessy, the three of them speculate on who they would send to lunch with Warren Buffett to convince him that Bitcoin has value. Something not touched on during the episode is the tremendous impact that Justin Sun's $4.5 dollar donation will create for the Glide Foundation. The Glide Foundation serves the homeless population in San Francisco. Interview Resources: A Steak House To End All Arguments Warren Buffett Eats The Same Thing For Breakfast Everyday Pomp's Love For McDonald's Fidelity's Bitcoin Trading Product Alex Gladstein On Why Bitcoin Could Change the Game For Foreign Aid Just one of @nic_carter's spicy tweets Bitcoin's Security Is Fine by Dan Held Make Bitcoin Fun Again by David Bailey Mike Tyson's Bitcoin ATM How Robert Pattinson Became Batman

Interview location: Oslo Interview date: Wednesday 29th May, 2019 Company: Jimmy Song Consulting Role: Bitcoin Expert Witness The Blockchain Revolution: decentralising the world and taking power away from the elite. Five years on, there is not a single, notable example of a successful breakthrough application of a blockchain outside of money. Arguably, there is not a single breakthrough application of a blockchain outside of Bitcoin. While some may point to Ethereum as a success, but now the ICO bubble has burst, even the fundraising use case has done nothing but create more failed blockchain projects. Ethereum's struggles highlighted with growing discontent amongst developers and Consensys shopping for a $200m fundraise while cutting staff and failed projects. Why has blockchain become a thing? Why do 'œexperts' continue to push the technology, looking for a problem for the blockchain solution? Are people disingenuous, are they filled with hopium for their bags held, or are they straight up scammers? In this episode, I talk with Bitcoin OG, Jimmy Song about the myth of the blockchain revolution. Jimmy Song explains what a blockchain is, why the only real use case is for money, the problem with Ethereum, and why Gigameg blocks won't work. This episode is also on:iTunesYoutubeStitcherGoogle PlayTuneIn Listen to more What Bitcoin Did episodes

Josh and I sat down with Mark Edge from the popular radio show Free Talk Live. He has been a co-host for many years and they are even the first radio show to ever accept crypto for sponsorship! I have been on Mark's show many times, but this time the tables are turned and we are interviewing him. Since Mark has done a fair amount of research, we discuss optimal places to move in order to truly live free. Where should you go? Europe? Central America? New Hampshire? The answer is not as easy as pointing to a place on a map and everyone has their own definition of freedom. We bounce some ideas off this pig farmer who became a pioneer in the crypto/media industry. About the Guests:Mark Edge is the Host of the nationally syndicated radio program Free Talk Live. It is the #27 radio talk show in the US, was voted Best Political Podcast 5x and has had callers from every continent. Free Talk Live is live everyday from 7p-10p Eastern. Listen to it at FreeTalkLive.com. Follow their Twitter @freetalklive. Call in about whatever is on your mind toll free 1-855-450-3733. More Info: TatianaMoroz.comCryptoMediaHub.comFreeTalkLive.comFriends and Sponsors of the Show:SaltLending.comVaultoro.comBlocktap.ioProof of Love

We're joined by Dominic Tarr, a sailor, and the Founder of Secure Scuttlebutt. This curiously named project has a fascinating approach to creating a truly distributed social network. One might even say that Secure Scuttlebutt is 'œlocalized' as it gracefully degrades to Sneakernet, something few blockchain projects can claim. In actuality, the SSB protocol isn't a blockchain in the traditional sense '" each user's feed acts as a sort of localized chain of posts, signed by their public key, and possibly encrypted for a friend's key to decrypt. When users meet, the system syncs their local databases using a gossip protocol and replicates the data. Encrypted data is transported from peer, to peer, to peer (or friends of friends) until it reaches its intended recipient. User may also optionally rely on public servers to sync data over the internet. Topics discussed in this episode:Daniels background and life living on a boat off the coast of New ZealandHow being at sea gave him the idea for Secure ScuttlebuttWhat is Secure Scuttlebutt and what are the goals of the projectThe issues with centralization and redefining decentralization as a positive statementThe notion that the technological singularity only serves the goals of centralized powerHow SSB stores information and how posts get propagates from between friends, and friends of friendsHow the network leverages 'œPub' servers to sync data over the internetUsage of the platform and the communities which thrive thereThe cost of spam and how users protect against DDoS attacksThe project's funding and roadmap Links mentioned in this episode: Secure Scuttlebutt websiteScuttlebutt Protocol GuideManyverse mobile clientDesigning a Secret Handshake: AuthenticatedKey Exchange as a Capability SystemEfficientReconciliationandFlow ControlforAnti-Entropy ProtocolsScuttlebutt: an off-grid P2P social network that runs without servers and can fall back to sneakernetThe Nomad Who's Exploding the Internet Into PiecesCounter-Anti-Disintermediation'œThe Third Web' interview with Dominic TarrDominic Tarr on Twitter Sponsors: Trail of Bits: Trust the team at the forefront of blockchain security researchAzure: Deploy enterprise-ready consortium blockchain networks that scale in just a few clicks Support the show, consider donating: BTC: 1CD83r9EzFinDNWwmRW4ssgCbhsM5bxXwg (https://epicenter.tv/tipbtc)BCC: 1M4dvWxjL5N9WniNtatKtxW7RcGV73TQTd (http://epicenter.tv/tipbch)ETH: 0x8cdb49ca5103Ce06717C4daBBFD4857183f50935 (https://epicenter.tv/tipeth) This episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture & Friederike Ernst. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/290