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Goodbye from us at EOS Radio! Thank You to everyone who joined us! We had an amazing experience. EOS Radio is hosted by Ashe Oro and Zane Whitener. We are a free market and community focused team promoting roundtable conversations with top tier community members. Telegram: https://t.me/EOSRadioLive Telegram: EOS Radio Hot Updates: https://t.me/EOSRadioHotUpdates Twitter: https://twitter.com/EOSRadioLive Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eosradio Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eos-radio-2 Castbox: https://castbox.fm/ch/2014415 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5WIeFxrbN3kb1xAVgDDBoS Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/eosradio/ Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/eosradio-8X4pqn YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/eosradiolive iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/eos-radio/id1455640794 Financial Disclaimer: Anything said on this podcast should NOT be taken as investment advice. We are not giving financial advice in any way. We are exploring the possibilities within the EOSIO software with various community members. Our opinions are free to change at any moment. All comments made in our videos are based on our personal opinion and experience and should NOT be considered investment advice.

Panelists: James Mart | Full Stack Dev Peter Keay | LiquidApps Yves La Rose | EOS Nation Denis Carriere | EOS Nation 4:50 Is EOS the settlement layer of EOSIO? 9:04 What could make EOS more secure as a settlement layer? 13:23 Liquidity on EOS versus other EOSIO chains 16:03 Security concerns of EOS 17:00 Imagining the future structure of EOSIO ecosystem 22:18 Permissioned or Permissionless EOSIO chain as the financial hub? 32:36 James Mart’s plug comes undone 33:00 Designing for best case/worst case scenarios - Stake time voting, 1 token 1 vote 41:14 Odds of another EOSIO fork becoming as liquid as EOS? 53:05 What is Block One using all that RAM for? 56:40 Bitcoin FUD See you next week! EOS Radio is hosted by Ashe Oro and Zane Whitener. We are a free market and community focused team promoting roundtable conversations with top tier community members. Telegram: https://t.me/EOSRadioLive Telegram: EOS Radio Hot Updates: https://t.me/EOSRadioHotUpdates Twitter: https://twitter.com/EOSRadioLive Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eosradio Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eos-radio-2 Castbox: https://castbox.fm/ch/2014415 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5WIeFxrbN3kb1xAVgDDBoS Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/eosradio/ Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/eosradio-8X4pqn YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/eosradiolive iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/eos-radio/id1455640794 Financial Disclaimer: Anything said on this podcast should NOT be taken as investment advice. We are not giving financial advice in any way. We are exploring the possibilities within the EOSIO software with various community members. Our opinions are free to change at any moment. All comments made in our videos are based on our personal opinion and experience and should NOT be considered investment advice.

Last week Kik announced it was closing down its app so that it can focus on fighting the SEC in court over the claim that their KIN token was an unregistered security: "Becoming a security would kill the usability of any cryptocurrency and set a dangerous precedent for the industry. So with the SEC working to characterize almost all cryptocurrencies as securities we made the decision to step forward and fight." Yesterday it was announced that EOS creator Block.One settled with the SEC and must pay $24 million in penalties for conducting an unregistered securities sale. “The SEC has simultaneously granted Block.one an important waiver so that Block.one will not be subject to certain ongoing restrictions that would usually apply with settlements of this type.” Ashe Oro and I discuss these 2 different cases, and what the future might hold for Kin and EOS, and what this means for ICOs in general video: https://youtu.be/BHmIuXJHxxQ

Ashe Oro and I discuss recent concerns about EOS: Is it too centralized? Are too many entities that govern the chain in China, what is the risk of Chinese state intervention? Is the work of developers sustainable, and how can the current funding model be improved? Ashe and I separate the FUD from the legitimate concerns in this episode. We discuss the real hurdles that EOS is battling, and how the community hopes to overcome them. video: https://youtu.be/iyA2sQnruQg

https://youtu.be/kdJjR1n8mvU The world is headed towards negative interest rates, and bonds are in a bubble. What does this mean for Bitcoin? Chatting with Ashe Oro about crypto's role in the coming crash!

Our interview with Ashe Oro, an entrepreneur, economist, and founder of FreedomProxy, TokenYield.io, and a number of other projects in the cryptocurrency space.

Ashe Oro, Liberty Entrepreneur and founder of Liberty VAs What is Liberty, Blockchains and Anarchy 3.0? Well, you're going to find out in this episode!  Ashe Oro has been around the Blockchain space for many years and has even hosted a podcast called Liberty Entrepreneurs, helping his audience learn the virtues of freedom, entrepreneurship and sovereign money. He began as a Computer Engineering student and eventually morphed into the Head of Business Development for Euro Pacific Bank.  In 2013, Ashe discovered how Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain tech can protect personal freedom due to its decentralized nature and ability to facilitate a free market of non-fiat digital currencies. In the Blockchain community, Ashe is: Building SteemSmarter, an analytics and reporting platform for the Steem blockchain. Advising Chintai, a decentralised leasing platform on EOS blockchain. Advising SelfKey.org, a decentralised identification network on Ethereum blockchain. "I help people build freedom. Everything else is details." ~Ashe Oro On this episode of LAB Radio, Aaron Mangal dives in into more than just the "Blockchain" but rather uncovers the philosophical side of Cryptocurrencies including Anarchy and the experiences that shaped his views.   During this episode, you will learn: How Ashe first discovered the Blockchain and what got him excited about it His political and economic philosophy His impressions of the scene and how its shifted over the years What Liberty Entrepreneurs is and how it began What Anarchy 3.0 is (and how it differs from 2.0 and 1.0) Why inflation is not the enemy How to break-up with your bank How content creators can earn Crypto What excites and scares him the most about Crypto For show notes and more please visit: https://coinstructive.com/ep64-ashe  

How can you earn passive income on your EOS while it stays staked in your wallet? The REX (Resource Exchange) just launched on the EOS blockchain, which is a decentralized, smart contract marketplace that allows you to earn interest on your EOS by lending your unused resources to others in the form of CPU and NET ("bandwidth"). Ashe Oro, cofounder of freedomproxy.org chats to me about what this means for EOS users! To watch the video version of this segment visit: https://youtu.be/PDY3Q6m18vM

Moments ago EOS burned 35 million EOS tokens, valued at over $170mil USD. They are reducincing inflation by 80%, which is a dramatic move. Ashe Oro, cofounder of freedomproxy.org, talks with me about what this means for the EOS ecosystem. To watch the video version of the segment, visit: https://youtu.be/7gWQ2t9c7aI

We cover all the news in crypto from the week! With Chris Karabats from Smartcash, brought to you by Crypto Insider! For more crypto news, visit CryptoInsider.com! Assange's arrest: freedom of press in peril Assange receives nearly $30k in bitcoin donations since arrest Ecuador decided to give up Assange to British authorities, conviently timed with the IMF's decision to grant Ecuador a $4.2 Billion loan. #WeAreAllHodlonaut: with the CryptoInsider team, Vlad Costea and Blakely Jones Wright put a bounty on Hodlonaut's head for anyone who can dox them, and community responds in solidarity with Hodlonaut, with many changing their names and profile photos to match Hodlonaut's CZ threatens to delist BSV https://cryptoinsider.com/craig-s-wright-puts-bounty-on-hodlonauts-head-bitcoiners-become-hodlonaut/ PewDiePie joins crypto: will stream exclusively on dLive, a platform on Lino Edan Yago joins us to discuss MakerDao, transparency issues, and increase in the Dai stability fee Constitution removed from EOS, and Moonlighting (a freelance job platform) moves its 700k users to EOS, we chat with Ashe Oro about . this Bitstamp granted bitlicense, while bittrex has theirs revoked To watch the video version of this podcast, visit: https://youtu.be/8lDTjMbhEwM

A fun Chat we had with Ashe Oro and Shawn Owens at Anarchapulco with a wide range of very interesting topics. Salt 34:30

Today with Chris Karabats and Ashe Oro, we discuss the most important crypto news from the past week. Also really excited to announce I'm starting a partnership with Crypto Insider! More news to come! EOS hack: https://breakermag.com/heres-how-the-2-09-million-eos-hack-really-happened/ XRP listed on Coinbase Facebook crypto launch Market sees green and everyone goes wild Token amount of Money returned to Bitfinex by the Government Coinbase Neutrino controversy Lightning Torch update Quadriga update: Kraken offers 100k reward on any clues for finding the missing crypto Cryptopia update: amount of hack revealed Casa: sovereignty as a service https://cryptoinsider.com/casa-introduces-sovereignty-service/ HUGE thank you to @Japananon, @Ivegotyourback, and the cybercode twins for sending powerchats through bitbacker.io and superchats through youtube for this video!!!

I'll be joined by Sasha Hodder, Ashe Oro, and Chris Coney as we discuss all the latest crypto news from the week! Nevada passes terrible crypto bill, Caitlin Long gives us advice on what we should encourage legislators to do Strange ETH mining payout frozen Samsung announces galaxy s10 will have private crypto key storage 2 new ETF proposals Recap of Pierce vs karpelles in the battle for Mt Gox Elon Musk: "Bitcoin is brilliant" If you liked this, please subscribe to my YouTube Channel! YouTube.com/NaomiBrockwellTV If you would like to support my podcast on Patreon, please visit: Patreon.com/NaomiBrockwell For any links mentioned in this podcast, please visit NaomiBrockwell.tv

We discuss DACs, DAOs, and Entrepreneurship on EOS with Ashe Oro from Freedom Proxy

Ashe Oro from Freedom Proxy has a wide-ranging talk about EOS https://www.freedomproxy.org/ https://www.asheoro.com/ Happy Links: EOS San Francisco BP https://www.sfblocks.io/ Steemit https://steemit.com/@happymoneyman Twitter @happymoneyman1 https://twitter.com/HappyMoneyMan1 Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@happymoneyman Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/GBOMkEO3Cq-zyE-j53fXrA --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-eos-podcast/support

Ashe Oro: Hey what's up everyone? Welcome back to the Liberty Entrepreneurs podcast I'm your host Ashe Oro and I've got David Rodriguez on the show today. He is the founding principal of Valor Academy. It's a private school that empowers students to pursue their own interests and passions utilizing the apprenticeship model, and he's also a publisher of the Underground History of American Education, Volume One by the world renowned school teacher from New York John Taylor Gatto, and he's got another book on the way. So, David welcome to Liberty Entrepreneurs. David Rodriguez: Ashe, great to be with you. I'm very excited to have this conversation with you man. I'm looking forward to it. Ashe Oro: Yeah for sure. And I just want to add, I just happened to wear this pineapple shirt today and David said that he had a pineapple shirt so apparently it is pineapple day. David Rodriguez: Yes. He had it on and he was like, when he said he put it on I said, "Alright let's do it." So we'll have a good pineapple conversation, lighten up the conversation a little bit. Ashe Oro: Today we're going to be talking about children, and those with younger years than us David. People who are still for whatever reasons forced through schooling to follow someone else's passion rather than their own passions. Fill in the gaps here David. Who are you? What are you passionate about? And how are you building freedom? Guest Contact Info: Email: info@thevaloracademy.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/thevaloracademy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevaloracademy Podcast Resources: Website: http://www.valor-academy.com

Ashe Oro had me on his show, Liberty Entrepreneurs, to talk about the Free State Project.

Ashe Oro: Hey, what's up everyone? Welcome back to the Liberty Entrepreneurs podcast. I'm your host, Ashe Oro, and today on the show, we've got Nathan James. You probably don't know who that is, but he's also known as N.S. James. He's the founder of Scatter, which manages signatures, identity, reputation, and your security on blockchains, including Ethereum; EOS, my favorite; recently, Tron; and possibly Bitcoin in the future. Ashe Oro: Nathan, thanks for joining us. Nathan James: Thank you for having me. Ashe Oro: Everyone in the EOS community knows who you are, but just in case they've been living under a rock for the past six months or so, who are you and how did you find the whole blockchain thing? Nathan James: Well, I'm Nathan James. That's who I am, right? Ashe Oro: Or are you N. S. James? Nathan James: Or am I N. S. James? I don't even know anymore. [crosstalk 00:00:53] handles. Ashe Oro: The programmer formerly known as. Nathan James: Yes, the programmer formerly known as Nathan. I'm just a programmer who likes the idea of blockchain, loves the idea of blockchain. You know, there's a thing in blockchain where, once you get it into your head, you just can't sleep anymore. All you do is dream is about blockchain and I think that it's really true. It is. I haven't slept since EOS was launched, but when I do sleep, I sleep of blockchain. Ashe Oro: I was going to say, "In like five years." Nathan James: Yeah, in like five years. Exactly. Ashe Oro: So what is Scatter? In your own words, what is it? Nathan James: A lot of people seem to focus on its single sign-on aspect, but that's the smallest part of it. Scatter is a multi-blockchain key protector. It allows you to sign things on the blockchain without ever exposing your key to the thing that you're signing it on, so applications, desktops, games, whatever. It helps you protect yourself. That's its first and foremost goal. Nathan James: Now, we're starting to also add identity on top of that. We're starting to add reputation on top of that. Single sign-on is a byproduct of the identity and reputation. You can log into applications locally without having to give up your information to Facebook, Google, Twitter, whatever. Ashe Oro: I know that this started and you're big in the EOS community, but why did you also decide to support these other chains like Ethereum, Tron, and I think possibly, Bitcoin? Nathan James: It goes back to what we're fighting, right? We're not fighting Ethereum as EOSers. We're not fighting Tron as Ethereumers. We're fighting banks, we're fighting governments. It's hard to say that on camera, right? We're fighting FICO scores. We're trying to fight centralized components. Fighting between us, between other blockchains, isn't constructive. It's not helpful. Nathan James: I've taken a very agnostic approach with Scatter and we're just going to add all the blockchains. It will allow us to do amazing things in the future. Ashe Oro: And why did you start developing Scatter on EOS and for that community specifically? Full show notes here: https://www.libertyentrepreneurs.com/podcasts/episode85-take-control-of-your-blockchain-identity-w/-scatter CONTACT INFO: Website: https://get-scatter.com/ Email: nsjames@get-scatter.com Telegram: https://t.me/Randomnobody PODCAST RESOURCES: Twitter : https://twitter.com/get_scatter YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/user/grandmoren1

The user experience in crypto stinks. Metal Pay is building consumer apps that you actually want to use. 0:00:00 Ashe Oro: Hey what's up, Liberty Nation? Welcome back to Liberty Entrepreneurs podcast. I'm your host, Ashe Oro, and today, we've got Marshall Hayner. He is the CEO and founder of Metal, which is basically like a crypto Venmo. They're a payments company that bridges the crypto payments with the legacy financial system. This hits near and dear to my heart. As you know, I was in the banking industry for a couple years, so I expect a great conversation today. Marshall, welcome to Liberty Entrepreneurs. 0:00:31 Marshall Hayner: Thanks for having me on, Ashe. 0:00:32 Ashe Oro: Yeah, so fill in the gaps here of who you are, what your bio is, and how you got into crypto. 0:00:38 Marshall Hayner: Yeah, so my background is, I'm one of these early crypto people. I happened to be lucky enough to stumble on it, in the very beginning in 2009, and part of that was because of my interest in decentralized technology, and just being a geek, looking for things to play with on the internet. And when I was growing up, when I was in high school, when I was going off to college, I was living during the Napster time. Napster was the cool, hot new thing, and then from there, direct connect in college, and Limewire, Kazaa, [inaudible 00:01:15] those that remember it. And then BitTorrent. BitTorrent was so cool, it just blew my mind. 80% of all internet traffic is routed through this decentralized system. And what I thought was really cool was it was harder to censor, so it made journalism in different parts of the world much more possible. It allowed people to share files that they couldn't normally, or just share them more efficiently and faster. And I could see, this is where the internet is going. We're going to become this decentralized system, and the more we decentralize, the more power we give to people, and that just blew my mind. And so I became obsessed. Guest Contact Info: Twitter: https://twitter.com/marshallhayner Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marshall.hayner Podcast Resources: Website: https://www.metalpay.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/metalpaysme Twitter: https://twitter.com/metalpaysme Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/metalpaysme

Ashe Oro: 00:00 What's up and welcome back to the Liberty Entrepreneurs Podcast. I'm your host, Ashe Oro, and we've got a return guest today, Kevin Geary. He's the founder of sixfiguregrind.com and most recently The 250,000 Society. I think he calls The 250k Society. Welcome back to Liberty Entrepreneurs, Kevin. Kevin Geary: 00:20 Thanks for having me. Glad to be here. Ashe Oro: 00:21 Yeah. Listeners will recognize Kevin from episode 70 where we talk about everything you know about food is wrong, but I had to get Kevin back on the show because there's this concept of a digital lifestyle business that he's been promoting on social media and on his podcasts and on his websites, and it really clicks with me, someone who's a digital entrepreneur and nomad and loves the idea of build a business that takes care of you and your family, and you don't have to build the next Microsoft or Apple. Ashe Oro: 00:52 Kevin, can you give us a brief background of who you are and what is the Six Figure Grind? Kevin Geary: 00:59 That is my current mission is to help anybody who's interested. If you're out there listening and you have some entrepreneurial blood inside you, and you want to take advantage of what I see as the biggest opportunity of the history of the human race really when you look at it. The ability to build an online lifestyle business like you just said takes care of yourself and your family yet you don't have to go to the length of building some massive thing that has a bunch of risks and that you need venture capital for and all of this other stuff. CONTACT INFO: Twitter: https://twitter.com/thekevingearyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekevinmgeary Podcast Resources: Website: https://sixfiguregrind.com

Ashe Oro: Welcome to the Liberty Entrepreneurs Podcast. I'm your host, Ashe Oro and today's guest is Derek Loudermilk. He's the host of The Art of Adventure Podcast. He's a high performance coach and the author of the forthcoming book Superconductors which promotes the idea of skill stacking, how to acquire a set of skills that makes you more rare, valuable and irreplaceable in the marketplace. Ashe Oro: Derek, welcome to Liberty Entrepreneurs. Derek Loudermilk: Ashe, it's a pleasure to be here. Ashe Oro: So, fill in the gaps here. Who are you and what are you passionate about? Derek Loudermilk: I like to call myself professional adventurer and I have been traveling for the last four years. I think you and I have actually wound up in some of the same places. I was traveling solo and now, I'm traveling with a family. And wherever we go, countries around the world, I like to both go on adventures, find some wilderness area to explore but I'm also talking to entrepreneurs in each country that I go to and I'm learning from people like co-working spaces but also local entrepreneur, people that own fruit stands and tour guide companies and things like that. Derek Loudermilk: I'm really trying to get a pulse of the state of entrepreneurship in each place that I travel to and mixing that with going on adventures and spending plenty of time outdoors and in the wilderness. Ashe Oro: Yeah, so what is it about adventures specifically and just what are adventures and why do you feel like this is drawn to you and what does this have anything to do with being an entrepreneur? Derek Loudermilk: Yeah. So, I've come up with this definition of adventure. There's three parts. One is that an adventure is called an interesting or remarkable experience in the dictionary, which means to remark about something means you tell a story about it. You leave an adventure with a story. There's some element of risk to adventure. The word adventure comes from the French "aventure" and it's the same as venture as in venture capital and that there are some element of risk whether it's real or perceived risks of physical danger or maybe it's just you feel like you're taking a risk socially or something like that. Derek Loudermilk: And the third is there is some element of change that happens to you. As you complete an adventure, you come out of it as a new person. It leaves its mark on you that you bring to your following endeavors, that you bring to the rest of the world that you can share with your friends. An adventurer, maybe and the most common types are traveling to a distant place. It's easiest to have an adventure when you go to a new country or when you go to the wilderness because you're physically changing so many things in your surroundings. Derek Loudermilk: But adventure can happen on a much smaller scale any time you have those elements where you are taking a risk and you're going through something. It could be buying a house for the first time as some type of adventure or a relationship or there's any number of things that can fall into that adventure framework including starting a business. Ashe Oro: Right, hence, the tie to entrepreneurism. Are you an adventurepreneur? Podcast Resources: Superconductors: Revolutionize Your Career and Make Big Things Happen: https://amzn.to/2NKQ4br Website: http://derekloudermilk.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/DerekLoudermilk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DerekLoudermilk/

“Why don't we just build the world we want to live in rather than try to change the current legacy systems that oppress us?” – Ashe Oro   Today's guest on the Art of Adventure podcast is the fascinating Ashe Oro, founder of Liberty Entrepreneurs. He is a thought leader, entrepreneur, engineer, and crypto-economist. Ashe Oro graduated as an engineer and started working for the government. After deciding that he needed to move into the private sector, he joined the banking industry. It is his experience in both fields that led him to his interests in the world of cryptocurrency and blockchain. In this episode, Ashe shares his vision as a digital entrepreneur. He says that he sees himself trying to create businesses and discussions that prompt curiosity. He shows us how entrepreneurs are building freedom for themselves while building goods and services that other people desire.   What you'll learn in this episode: How blockchain and cryptocurrency works How money and banking works Role of free-market money Quotes: “I don't feel the need to push my beliefs on people because that's not how it works.” – Ashe Oro “If you are fighting against who you assume to be your oppressors, you're playing in to their game and that's exactly what they want you to do.” – Ashe Oro “My mission in life is showing people how you build freedom rather than how you fight for freedom.” – Ashe Oro  Continue the Adventure: Ashe Oro You might also like these episodes: AOA 072 | Jason Treu | How To Build Extraordinary Relationships AOA 034 | Jordan Harbinger | The Art of the Interview and Networking Like a Pro AOA 036| Judy Robinett | How To Be A Power Connector Patricia Parkinson | The Polymath Advantage: Specializing In Multiple Fields AOA 096 | Monty Hooke | Increase Your Leverage With A Virtual Team

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