CoinSpice Milk

Vin Armani of CoinText, Countermarkets, and the Showtime reality series Gigolos knows Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity. He discusses his research in-depth, and opens up about the importance of his groundbreaking platform CoinText to allow peer-to-peer digital cash to take over the world. Don't miss this episode.

Bitcoin Emperor Daniel Krawisz is on fire in this episode of Milk, Soothing Crypto's Burn, flagship podcast for CoinSpice. Krawisz (pronounced Cray-Wits) describes his transition into supporting Bitcoin Cash (BCH), which he found a more vibrant, creative community after he was chastised by BTC cult members for even discussing BCH.

Derek Magill of tryPathly.com and the Nakamoto Studies Institute joins C. Edward Kelso to muse about their shared admiration for novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand, and how she would've loved crypto ... and probably would've ended up in Tokyo working with Roger Ver to promote Bitcoin Cash.

Happy anniversary, baby! The 31st of October of this year marks the tenth anniversary of the Bitcoin White Paper. CoinSpice gets views from four considerate figures in the space: Bitcoin's Emperor Daniel Krawisz, Derek Magill from tryPathly.com and the Nakamoto Studies Institute, founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Anti-Media, Nick Bernabe, and Vin Armani from CoinText and Countermarkets share their insights on what 10 years means, and what we might expect in the future.

On October 11, 2018, founder and Editor-in-Chief Nick Bernabe awoke to find five years of work and 2 million followers was purged, ghosted by Facebook and, later, Twitter. He joins C. Edward Kelso to give exclusive insight, making for a horrifying, maddening, and ultimately inspirational underdog story. Do not miss this.

Hyperbitcoinization, the concept invented by Daniel Krawisz, was ultimately perverted and changed by BTC cultists. In part 2 of a 4 part series, the Emperor of Bitcoin returns to set the record straight. It's a part of crypto history you're not going to want to miss. All rise!

Journalist, crypto expert Cindy Wang joins C. Edward Kelso for a very interesting episode of MILK. She is not only a gadfly who knows all the most important cryptocurrency players in China, she lives behind the Red Wall, and she is also a rebel. She discusses the upcoming Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fork and why she's worried, and how she deals with family and government pressure to stop working in crypto.

Kevin Werbach shows how a technology resting on foundations of mutual mistrust can become trustworthy.The blockchain entered the world on January 3, 2009, introducing an innovative new trust architecture: an environment in which users trust a system—for example, a shared ledger of information—without necessarily trusting any of its components.

Derrick J. Freeman is guest for this episode, here to discuss the exciting goings on of ANYPAY.global, a free crypto POS app.

Derek Magill of tryPathly.com joins C. Edward Kelso again for a penetrating CoinSpice.io podcast episode of Milk. Magill is a bit of sage in the ecosystem. He hovers around the space, writes highly cited essays, and defends his position well. He is of the belief that money deserves a mind to match it. In other words, if cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin Cash (BCH) cannot survive a silly fork debate, then it deserves to fade away -- and he's very, very pro BCH!

Emperor of Bitcoin, Daniel Krawisz, returns for another episode of the podcast Milk, from CoinSpice.io . This time, he explains his thinking behind creating one of the most influential YouTube shows in the ecosystem, Bitcoin Stuff. He and C. Edward Kelso discuss his mind-blowing take on how to navigate the murky waters of crypto.

The writings of Satoshi Nakamoto go well beyond the vaunted Bitcoin White Paper. There are emails and chats, along with commentaries from early players in the space that need to be preserved. Thankfully, they are. Derek Magill is founder, archivist of the Nakamoto Studies Institute, and he's guest for this fun episode of CoinSpice.io 's flagship podcast, Milk: Soothing Crypto's Burn with C. Edward Kelso, Editor-in-Chief.

Emperor of Bitcoin Daniel Krawisz returns for this part 4/4, turning his attention to the religiosity of the Bitcoin Core (BTC) cult.

Derek Magill of tryPathly.com and the Nakamoto Studies Institute is special guest on this episode of CoinSpice.io 's flagship podcast, Milk. He discusses his love of money from a young age, along with being famous in the ecosystem for taking down ugly trolls -- so effective, he was dubbed The Troll Hunter.

The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) tribe, as genius developer Gabriel Cardona likes to term the crypto subculture, is at a turning point. He graciously gave a ton of his time from Bitcoin.com offices in Tokyo, Japan to explain the landscape as he sees it, his personal background, Bitbox, Wormhole, tokenization, and the future of one of the world's most popular cryptocurrencies.

Just hours from the Bitcoin Cash Hard Fork, and everyone seems terrified about this new era the ecosystem is entering: hash wars, etc. Jeffrey Tucker, longtime crypto philosopher and economist, evangelist, respected voice in the space, joins C. Edward Kelso for a special edition of Milk, CoinSpice.io 's flagship podcast. Listen, and get calm.

Founder and CEO Semyon Germanovich, and Head of Growth Jamahl McMurran, both from the new BCH base pair exchange Voltaire.cash join C. Edward Kelso for another important episode of Milk, CoinSpice.io 's flagship podcast. They're the future of the space, and they have a lot to say about the contentious fork turned hash war. Don't miss this.

Caitlin Long joins C. Edward Kelso to discuss her work in bridging the gap between crypto and Wall Street. A legacy financial world veteran, Long cautions against what institutional money might mean for the ecosystem's integrity.

He's a most interesting man in crypto. He's CEO of Shitcoin.com, one of funniest and best read sites on the web. He's also guest for this special episode of Milk, the CoinSpice.io flagship podcast, with C. Edward Kelso.

Trevor Jones snuck into the Scottish National Portrait Gallery after years of frustration. There, he and a few friends wound up creating an impromptu Augmented Reality crypto art exhibit. It’s revolutionary and great fun. He and C. Edward Kelso chat about it in a fun episode.

Naomi Brockwell is the first guest for CoinSpice.io 's podcast, Milk, and its second season. Brockwell is one of the most insightful personalities in the space: she knows everyone, and if you want to get a sense of where the ecosystem is at, she would be the person to ask.

C. Edward Kelso snagged Timothy McSweeney's Quarterly Concern Managing Editor Claire Boyle for a stimulating discussion about the literary mag's collaboration with EFF on the subject of the growing surveillance state.

Season 2 of Milk keeps rocking, and three episodes in listeners meet the mind of science fiction legend, Dr. David Brin. Astrophysicist, pundit, world renowned author, and philosopher, Brin is a pretty amazing interview. He tackles the crypto space and issues of state surveillance in an entirely different manner, as I hope you'll hear.

Sure to sell out, Anarchapulco is upon us, and Milk snagged producer Dayna Martin to discuss the coming gathering, its speakers, and some of the new offerings. Martin is a well-known personality, having developed Unschooling, the process of breaking away from government education, in addition to her work as a midwife. She's also a really interesting interview, as she discusses her love of crypto and why the subject matter is slowly taking over the very popular four day event.

We managed to snag all three members of Peaceful Warrior, a really cool crypto adoption team focusing on women. They sell jewelry with crypto themes, but they also work with businesses, meetups, and online marketing to get the word out. A fun, fascinating episode with a cool look at crypto in East Asia.

Physically delivered Bitcoin Futures just might become a reality, and relatively soon. New exchange CoinFLEX is set to operate only in fiat, looking to make its mark on the growing Asian retail market. CEO Mark Lamb explains the project in detail.

Crypto hater David Gerard, author of Attack of the 50ft Blockchain, is guest on this episode of Milk. He’s an important voice in the community, even if he thinks the entire thing is a colossal waste of time, and worse. Love him or not, he’s worth considering.

The cryptocurrency market is in tailspin: major projects are folding, prices are tanking, folks are losing their jobs by the boatload. It’s a unique time for many in the space, and everyone is looking less for bomb-throwers and more for sane, solid analysis. Paul Puey, CEO of Edge Wallet, is the exact right guy to give you the straight view among crypto ruin and devastation.

Post contentious hard fork and chain split, the Bitcoin Cash community is beginning to debate consensus protocols and the future of block propagation. Avalanche has emerged as a possible contender, and even more debate continues about Proof of Work versus Proof of Stake and various hybrids. Cornell University professor Emin Gün Sirer explains it all on this very thought provoking episode.

It would be hard to find a more influential person in the Bitcoin Cash space than Amaury Séchet. He’s lead developer at Bitcoin ABC, and for about the last year has really become something of a lightning rod. Whatever the case, he’s someone investors, enthusiasts, and code geeks need to pay attention to.