Podcast appearances and mentions of bailey reutzel

Eric's colleague  Bailey Reutzel (2:36) also joins us to talk about her NFT project which you can find on Distraction Poetry (https://www.distractionpoetry.com/). She also gives a mini-review of Everything Everywhere All At Once (18:20).Films reviewed on the program include The Contractor (29:36), The Bubble (39:40), Gagarine (54:29), You Won't Be Alone (1:03:35), and Skulhedface (1:14:52). For Greg Srisavasdi's interviews, subscribe to his Deepest Dream YouTube ChannelFor an archive of actors and directors' favorite films as well as extra podcast content, subscribe to our CinemAddicts & FYF YouTube Channel.Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group, where we give Blu-rays and DVDs out weekly to our members!For questions/comments, email us at info@findyourseen.com!Bruce Purkey's YouTube Channel is RustomireFollow Eric Holmes On Twitter.Find Your Film is on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!

"Cyrpto" is a term applied to a broad range of products and services from digital currencies, to blockchains, to new forms of contracts and art called Non-Fungible Tokens, or NFTs. In this episode we talk with long time crypto-journalist Bailey Reutzel about how all of these things work and where they fit into the world of payments. We talk about the history of bitcoin and whether or not it will ever become a true currency. We cover whether or not blockchains are as useful as they seem, and we look at what NFTs are and how they can be used.

In this session, Shapeshift founder Erik Voorhees talks with CoinDesk’s Nolan Bauerle and Bailey Reutzel about the growth of crypto and the true economy behind major currencies.This episode is sponsored by Bitstamp and Ciphertrace.Plan B is a show about the crisis that bitcoiners have long predicted seems to be materializing. How will bitcoin survive its sternest test yet? Hosts Nolan Bauerle and Bailey Reutzel speak with important folks from the space to dig deep on the future of crypto.

This episode is sponsored by ErisX, The Stellar Development Foundation and Grayscale Digital Large Cap Investment Fund.MIT Media Lab’s Neha Narula, independent researcher Hasu, and Bank for International Settlements’ Raphael Auer, discuss the implications of Bitcoin’s halving with CoinDesk’s Nolan Bauerle and Bailey Reutzel.

This episode is sponsored by ErisX, The Stellar Development Foundation and Grayscale Digital Large Cap Investment Fund.Dovey Wan of Primitive Ventures and Nic Carter of Castle Island Ventures give market insights while talking about social media and producing content for investors. This session is hosted by CoinDesk’s Nolan Bauerle and Bailey Reutzel.

This episode is sponsored by ErisX, The Stellar Development Foundation and Grayscale Digital Large Cap Investment Fund.Saifedean Ammous, author of The Bitcoin Standard, talks with Nolan Bauerle and Bailey Reutzel about the growth of crypto and the next economy. How will bitcoin survive its sternest test yet? Ammous takes a hard look at the economic shutdown.

Regulation is a topic that makes many crypto enthusiasts sick to their stomachs, but CoinDesk's Aaron Stanley and Amy Davine Kim, the chief policy officer at The Chamber of Digital Commerce, take you on a whirlwind journey through a new set of rules governing crypto exchanges created by a powerful intergovernmental organization. This episode is sponsored by ErisX, The Stellar Development Foundation and Grayscale Digital Large Cap Investment Fund.Government regulators call the standards for regulating cryptocurrencies that were published in June of last year, nicknamed the Travel Rule, just recommendations. But, really, they're not voluntary. They're rules every crypto exchange must follow or suffer the consequences. Released by the Financial Action Task Force, a powerful intergovernmental organization that focuses on combating money laundering and terrorist financing, these standards were the topic of conversation on the latest episode of CoinDesk Live: Lockdown Edition. During the conversation, CoinDesk's Aaron Stanley and Amy Davine Kim, the chief policy officer at The Chamber of Digital Commerce, had an exciting discussion on regulation (seems like an oxymoron). Kim outlined what the rules mean for crypto businesses and users alike as the deadline for compliance nears next month although Kim believes an extension might be issued because of the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Other topics include: What's a FATF? It's the Financial Action Task Force and you need to be aware of its recommendations. What do those recommendations mean for crypto businesses? Hint: More compliance. Why have these recommendations proven quite complicated for crypto businesses to comply with? What's up with the recommendations being nicknamed the Travel Rule? Is this one of those QWERTY keyboard situations where it's the first and so will be used extensively even though it may not be the best layout? How regulators are struggling to govern these new crypto systems Why regulators are fixated on counterparties Any cost/benefit analysis to assess the burden of the recommendations? China's reaction to FATF recommendationsHow the COVID-19 crisis and subsequent lockdowns might affect FATF Do U.S. exchanges have a leg up on complying with these rules? Why the Libra "cryptocurrency" project, jump-started by Facebook, continues to get draggedCountries that are going about complying with FATF the right way and those that are doing it wrongKey FATF developments to watchSolutions that are being built to help exchanges comply with the recommendations It might not seem like it but relations have improved between regulators and crypto companies Plus, there was some shameless, shameless plugging of our upcoming, completely virtual Consensus: Distributed conference, May 11-15, because the lineup is stacked! While you'll be able to watch our CoinDesk TV track through Twitter, you'll definitely want to register through Brella here to catch all our other amazing and interactive tracks, including the workshops track Stanley mentioned during the show. And there's one more CoinDesk Live before the big event. Later today, long-time crypto reporter Bailey Reutzel will be speaking with Felipe Duarte, who created a worksheet to help entrepreneurs build DAOs. It's just like you're in school again, but this time it's fun! Go ahead and register for that talk, starting at 4 p.m. ET, here.

Our digital personas are becoming the primary way we interact with the world, particularly during this worldwide pandemic. But we only see a tiny bit of the information being captured while we’re online, and we rarely know what our personal data is being used for. While the majority of our economy is related to our personal data, there’s no interface to help us understand what we actually look like to data collectors and their customers.Welcome to a reboot of CoinDesk Live: Lockdown Edition, a livestream series in which CoinDesk journalists and virtual audience members chat with speakers from Consensus: Distributed, our first virtual conference May 11-15. In this kickoff episode, CoinDesk journalist Bailey Reutzel speaks with Alex McDougall of Bicameral Ventures about the data trails we leave behind when we surf the internet, and how users can take back some control of that data. https://twitter.com/CoinDesk/status/1250888281576914951Bailey and Alex discuss:Free apps like House Party that collect our informationProject MetaMe, Alex’s single sign-on mechanism that brings back all the data on other platforms, allowing people to manage and even sell it themselvesContract tracing, a necessary evil, or just evil?Is the Apple-Google solution the worst of all worlds, with an option to opt out as well as trusting mediocre data stewards? As health data is clearly valuable to Google, many people simply don’t trust Google with their health dataPros and cons of these privacy tools such as DuckDuckGo, Brave Browser, Ghostery, Lockdown, and LoginhoodThe book “Surveillance Capitalism”Dystopian FictionThe book “Snow Crash”zkSNARKS for dataHow self-soverign meta-versions of ourselves might help protect us from “lizard brain” manipulation, by providing cleaner thinking versions of ourselvesThe book Alex is working on, “The Lizard and the Machine: Maintaining Human Integrity at a Machine-Speed World”Alex McDougall on Twitter: @AlexM_BicameralBailey Reutzel on Twitter: @BLR13Next upSign up to join the next CoinDesk Live on Tuesday, April 21, with Priyanka Desai and Aaron Wright from The Lao as we discuss for-profit DAOs.Then join us at Consensus: Distributed May 11-15.

This was a great episode where we talk to some of the stars who will be performing at the upcoming Crypto Stars Event this Saturday! We are joined by David Weiss of media partner Sonicscoop, Filmmaker Christopher Arcella & Bailey Reutzel of Coindesk. David and I reminisce about his early entrance into the crypto space and how much he loves writing about blockchain as a natural evolution from music technology. Next, we have Christopher of The Bitcoin Executor who talks about his short film Satoshi’s Sculpture Garden which will premiere at Crypto Stars on May 11! And last but not least we hear from Bailey Reutzel who has expanded her horizons past just writing about crypto into standup comedy!   She tells us a bit about her trip to Belize, her plans for Consensus week, & so much more! About the Guests: David Weiss is the co-founder/co-editor of www.sonicscoop.com. He is also NYC editor for Mix magazine, and the co-founder of MusicSupervisionCentral. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Christopher earned a Bachelor’s Degree from the Virginia Tech College of Architecture where he worked as an assistant to the director of the Virginia Tech Multimedia Lab. Following graduation he gained experience as a designer at IDEO San Francisco and Blu Dot before running an interaction design studio called RUNROBOTS. During this time Christopher built his writing and directing skills by making many of his own movies and working part time at the office of independent filmmaker Jim Jarmusch. Over the years he has consistently maintained this balance between writer, director and designer resulting in a versatile creative process. Bailey Reutzel is a veteran finance reporter, covering technology, most specifically bitcoin and blockchain at PaymentsSource, American Banker and Digital Transactions. Her latest project Moneytripping is a Gonzo-style journalism project focused on exploring money, politics and finance in America. She has written for Ripple Insights and done PR copy for tech companies. Bailey does not have any investments in digital currencies or blockchain projects. She has previously held value in bitcoin and ether. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info:   TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Vaultoro.com TheBitcoinExecutor.com   SonicScoop.com Coindesk.com/author/baileyreutzel Friends and Sponsors of the Show: Crypto Star Events Proof of Love Blocktap.io

A new research paper claims that tether has had no meaningful impact on the price of bitcoin.-AND-Bitmain unveils another ASIC, but it’s light on detailed specifications.-ALSO-3D-printed gun creator and bitcoin advocate Cody Wilson has been arrested in Taiwan following charges from U.S. police that he paid for sex with a minor.-ADDITIONALLY-Independent software developer Alexey Ak-who-nov has built a new tech solution for ethereum that may use significantly less disk space.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk reporter Nikhilesh De joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss new deadlines for SEC decisions on bitcoin ETFs.Recorded September 21, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Banking giant PNC has adopted Ripple’s technology for cross border payments-AND-Leaders at R3 believe that enterprise blockchain industry will soon see consolidation.-ALSO-Binance says it will launch a cryptocurrency exchange on (almost) every continent. -DON’T MISS-CoinDesk editor Stan Higgins joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss a newly released report from the New York Attorney General’s office following an inquiry into the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges.Recorded September 19, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Another stablecoin?! Yes, believe it or not. This time, it’s a token anchored to the Japanese yen. -AND-Kyber Network is adapting the technology beneath its decentralized exchange to allow merchants to accept payments in any ethereum token. -DON’T MISS-CoinDesk reporter Leigh Cuen joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss the use of bitcoin by Palestinians, and the remaining hurdles to cryptocurrency adoption in the Palestinian Territories. Recorded September 18, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

FOAM’s decentralized world map is now live.-AND-BitGo just launched its own regulated custodian for crypto assets.-ALSO-10 years after Lehman: Bitcoin and wall street are closer than ever.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s Christine Kim joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss ethereum's next major upgrade, Constantinople.Recorded September 13, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Interstellar is born. The long-awaited union of Chain and Lightyear.io has delivered a new company.-AND-The WeChat crackdown on cryptocurrency-related accounts continues! This week’s victim: mining giant Bitmain.-ALSO-More stablecoins! No fewer than two companies announced new crypto tokens pegged to the US dollar.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s Brady Dale joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss new information about BitTorrent’s acquisition by Tron founder Justin Sun.Recorded September 10, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

A new paper co-authored by Vitalik Buterin proposes to solve the network’s “free rider” problem.-AND-The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has pushed back the launch of a blockchain replacement for the decades-old CHESS clearing and settlement system.-ALSO-EOS developers are shelling out big bucks to pay for network resources.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s Annaliese Milano joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss new details about BitTorrent’s acquisition by Tron founder Justin Sun, and a competing bid from blockchain project NEO.Recorded September 4, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Developers move to change the economics of the Ethereum blockchain.-AND-Messaging giant LINE launches a live blockchain and plans to issue 1 billion of its own tokens.-ALSO-Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten will buy cryptocurrency exchange Everybody’s Bitcoin, and its plans don’t end there.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s Brady Dale joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss a decision by Coinbase to remove the crypto collectible game War Riders from its iOS app. Do Apple’s rules ban non-fungible tokens? Recorded August 31, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Bailey Reutzel, one of the editors at CoinDesk, joins us this week. She shares with us her journey into the counterculture crypto community and the various projects and stories that eventually led her to her current role at CoinDesk.   Bailey divulges the types of stories she is interested in covering and that most often her goal is to follow the interests of her readers. Analyzing the needs of the reader is the key for Bailey. Her years of experience and knowledge in the crypto scene have eased the challenge of uncovering the core events of the crypto communities. Bailey encourages entrepreneurs and communications teams to similarly consider the needs and interests of the reader when pitching to reporters. We conclude by hearing what resources Bailey likes to use to keep up on crypto, how Twitter may not always be the best resource and her advice for newcomers to the space.   Topics covered: - Bailey’s background and how she first discovered crypto. - Writing about the initial coin offering (ICO) boom of 2017. - Figuring out which projects are legitimate and which aren’t. - Choosing which coins and tokens to report on. - What entrepreneurs should be mindful of when emailing CoinDesk for coverage. - Industries that Bailey thinks blockchain can disrupt and her skepticism. - Who Bailey looks up to in the cryptocurrency world. - Having to read everything to get the right information. - Bailey’s recommendations for learning about the industry. - How Bitcoin has changed over the years.   Links: https://www.coindesk.com/author/baileyreutzel/ https://twitter.com/blr13 https://twitter.com/_kevin_pham https://twitter.com/lopp The Internet of Money by Andreas M. Antonopoulos

The AirSwap decentralized exchange is upgrading its tech to handle any-size Ethereum trades.-AND-You can now get paid for using bitcoin’s Lightning Network, but don’t quit your day job. -ALSO-Coders are making new efforts to fork mining giant Bitmain off the Siacoin blockchain.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk researcher Peter Ryan joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss how bitcoin has maintained dominance in the recent down market.Recorded August 14 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Micropayment applications are taking off on bitcoin's Lightning Network.-AND-Facebook’s David Marcus is stepping down from the Coinbase board of directors.-DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s David Floyd joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss the upcoming forks of what was one of the most highly anticipated ICO projects of all time – EOS.Recorded August 10, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

State Street is looking to adopt blockchain technology for securities lending – that's if internally they can all get on the same page. -AND-The SEC’s Bitcoin ETF decision has been postponed until September. -DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s David Floyd joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss the precipitous drop in users on Augur. The much-anticipated decentralized predictions market is seeing as little as 24 users per day following an impressive launch. Where is everybody?Recorded August 8, 2018 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

A company previously only known for a crazy party with palm readings and something called “moon oil mining” has finally been formally revealed… and they’re trying to rebuild the internet. We'll look at Handshake.-AND-Should have stayed with the iced tea! The company formerly known as Long Island Iced Tea – now Long Blockchain – has been subpoenaed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.-ALSO-A new bitcoin mining calculator aims to tell the ‘truth' about profitability. We’ll look at the new product from RandomCrypto. -DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s Peter Ryan joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss key performance indicators of BCH vs. BTC.Recorded August 2, 2018 in New Paltz, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rejects a request from the Winklevoss twins for a Bitcoin ETF… again.-AND-Are Know-Your-Customer regulations a scam? At least one CEO thinks so.-ALSO-Hope your burner phone has a camera! This crypto wallet is replacing private keys with encrypted QR codes. -DON’T MISS-CoinDesk’s Peter Ryan joins host Bailey Reutzel to discuss the surprising results of a new survey looking at the political leanings of the crypto community.Recorded July 27 in New York, NY.Thanks to our sponsors!Said Business School, University of OxfordOxford Fintech ProgrammeOxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeLate Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Bitcoin has passed $13,000 in value, and is now acting as a digital asset. But with the spike in value, many people are wondering if this is a bubble or just the beginning. Brett King hosts four guests: Brian Roemmele, founder of PayFinders.com; Bailey Reutzel, U.S. editor of Coindesk; Gabe Sukenik, founder of Morph Token; and Suleman Din, technology editor at American Banker and Financial Planning.

Bailey Reutzel is an independent freelance journalist covering the intersection of finance, culture and technology. She started writing about bitcoin in early 2013 for American Banker and PaymentsSource and has since become one of the leading journalists covering cryptocurrency, blockchain … Continue reading →

Bailey Reutzel, a journalist/freelancer, talks about various controversial topics of the bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and blockchain universe. Even though, ironically, what was once a distributed, equitable and ‘fight-the-man' libertarian-inspired concept (bitcoin and cryptocurrency) has now become a hotbed of politics, censorship, and infighting online. Regardless, Bailey Reutzel, being a journalist, goes in deep to find the answers to questions and debates few want to talk about. From the bitcoin block size debate to finding the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, she shares her thoughts and opinions regarding the political side of the Crypto World. Having traveled 48 states in search of answers to how people feel about cryptocurrency, blockchain and bitcoin itself, Bailey has a unique perspective on what people think and know (often nothing) about these technolgies. Don't forget to Subscribe, Share and Review. Show us your support by Donating Bitcoins (using our key on future tech podcast dot com) to keep the show growing and running.

Today we welcome Bailey Reutzel to Liberty Entrepreneurs. Bailey was one of the first financial reporter to cover bitcoin, before banks would even acknowledge its existence. She just finished a six month, 48 state road trip and wrote an article about each state's financial and economic culture. To get an idea of what Bailey wanted to accomplish during MoneyTripping, her road trip, check out the Atlantic article featuring her below: http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/09/financial-alternatives-post-recession-living/404995/ You can connect with Bailey at: Her Blog: http://moneytripping.com/ - over 50 blog posts from her road trip Twitter @BLR13 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bailey.reutzel As a reporter for American Banker and Payment Source, Bailey broke some big early stories, and was one of the lone voices reporting on bitcoin to the banking sector. Bitcoin has mostly been seen as a consumer application, so Bailey reporting for a trade publication is quite unique. You can find an archive of her reporting here: http://www.americanbanker.com/authors/bailey-reutzel-1627.html She currently writes freelance for Coindesk frequently – you can find her recent work here: http://www.coindesk.com/author/baileyreutzel/ Favorite Quotes from the podcast: On Bitcoin versus private permissioned ledgers: “I think a lot of these private permissioned blockchains, it is still yet to been if they can pull this off. Because everything is in pilot or proof of concept phases, and so the bitcoin community has an angle there to say were the only ones up and running, and we've been up and running since 2008.” On covering early Bitcoin companies: “And a bunch of companies that I covered that covered back in the day are no longer around, and it's not necessarily because they were bad companies, it was because they were too soon, they were before regulation, and once regulation hit, it was like 'Oh shit, what do we do now?'” After making a name for herself in the bitcoin payment reporting space, Bailey moved to London. There she met a group of anarchist squatters in London – who further motivated her to go out and do her own thing. She met guys like Brett Scott http://skepchick.org/2014/03/bitcoin-101-with-brett-scott/ and Dave Birch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccTA2J1QcBM. Amongst the London squatters: “There was a huge group also talking about the history of money, predominantly because bitcoin is a thing. Let's go back, why is bitcoin a thing now? Does that say anything about money's past, or money's future? That was the initial underlying of MoneyTripping, the road trip.” An intense road trip - three days per state: “As the road trip went on, it just became more and more of a vacation. Where I am just going to do whatever I want. And I think that actually turned into better work. To financially make MoneyTripping happen, Bailey saved up some money, and did some freelance journalism on the side. She also earned $1500 in tips, mostly through Paypal, but some bitcoin tips. She started MoneyTripping with $8,000, and in all spent about $12k, living frugally. Half of the spending was on gas. To cap off the trip, she drove back into Missouri with $300 in her account. Could iy have something to do with the Bystander Effect? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bystander_effect On limits to living where she wants to in the world: On a freelance budget, there's no way they would give me a visa. There is a systematic bias towards employment in the modern immigration system. Favorite Quotes from the Podcast: On Bailey's view of the US economy after driving through every state: “There's a huge contingent of young people in this country right now: the job market is shit, unemployment is high, and so what do you do? You become an entrepreneur.” The best way to create your lifestyle of freedom and flexibility is to get into the entrepreneurial mindset. Keep. Building. Freedom.