Bitcoin Podcast
Glozow rejoins me to talk about updates coming to Bitcoin’s transactions and mempool policy. We talk about how these will be essential to keep bitcoin use efficient and safe, especially for layer 2 protocols such as Lightning.
A common question amongst bitcoin investors is whether bitcoin on-chain analytics is legitimate or whether it is snake oil. Joining me to explore this as well as talk about some new research, is James Check, Lead Analyst of Glassnode.
Lisa Neigut of base58 and btcplusplus rejoins me on the show to talk about Bitcoin layer 2’s, where bitcoin’s lightning network is going, BTC++ and teaching Bitcoin developers at base58.
Are Bitcoin’s 4 year cycles over? Vijay Boyapati rejoins me on the show to talk about his view of where things are in the economy.
Andrew Poelstra (Director of Research, Blockstream) joins me to talk about Bitcoin cryptography and scripting improvements. We touch on FROST, MuSig2, Simplicity, miniscript and we also get his thoughts on covenants.
A ‘paper computer’ for Bitcoin checksums and Shamir Secret Sharing may seem absurd, but that’s what we’re talking about in this episode!
Brandon Black (aka Rearden Code) joins me on the show to talk about his experience implementing MuSig2 at BitGo and soft fork ideas for Bitcoin ranging from APO, CTV and his proposal
Have you been wondering about how to design your lifestyle overseas? Rigel (aka coinsurenz) rejoins me on the show to talk about jurisdictional arbitrage in Latin America.
Lawrence Lepard of Equity Management Associates rejoins me to talk about all the things that are breaking: Links: Sponsors: Stephan […]
How can lightning users secure themselves even further? Just like how hardware wallets and secure elements can help secure your cold storage coins, Validating Lightning Signer (VLS) is a project aiming to help improve the way lightning security works.