
Chat_030 – Once BITten, down the Bitcoin Rabbit Hole with Daniel Prince
I had an awesome time the other day with Daniel Prince on the new Once BITten Podcast. Diving into some of my own personal history

I had an awesome time the other day with Daniel Prince on the new Once BITten Podcast. Diving into some of my own personal history

“Unless you began your Austrian economic education at birth in some unknown Austrian paradise, on this planet at this particular time in human history, I

“The Lightning Network is best known for its fast and cheap payments. But the Layer 2 protocol could also offer more privacy than on-chain payments

“Not everyone understands what a pyramid scheme actually is, what the warning signs may be, or why such schemes always fail […] The distinctions should

Can you really own Bitcoins? Or do you merely have possession of keys that grant a high probability of exclusive control?
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“For the better part of the last decade, the combination of these two practices has given rise to an increasing number of SIM swap attacks

“we have nearly 11 years of empirical evidence that the network itself has been holding and transacting bitcoin, but instead of with private key signatures,

An exciting development form the extraordinary team over at Zap and the Mallers Fam! The seed of the infrastructure inversion has landed, and its’ called

“What’s noteworthy about this point is that, upon this particular halving, Bitcoin “inflating” at a roughly 1.8 percent rate annually will nominally — and by

“Money is an intersubjective problem, and a choice to opt into one monetary medium is an explicit opt out of the other, which in turn

As a follow up to Nic Carter’s excellent breakdown of the efficient market hypothesis, and PlanB’s piece addressing the market’s evaluation of the risks in

“A first reaction could be that it is a great investment opportunity. A better reaction (from an EMH and non arbitrage point of view) would
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