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Unlock bonus episodes and more benefits at ⁠drbitcoinpod.com⁠. Mark and Arthur discuss the explosive revelations from former nChain CEO Christen Ager-Hanssen regarding nChain, Craig Wright, Calvin Ayre and more. Follow us on Twitter at: ⁠@drbitcoinpod⁠ (the podcast) ⁠@twentynothing00⁠ (Mark) ⁠@arthur_van_pelt⁠ (Arthur) You can find Arthur's in-depth Craig Wright pieces at ⁠mylegacykit.medium.com⁠.

Unlock bonus episodes and more benefits at drbitcoinpod.com. Mark and Arthur discuss a monumental ruling regarding the COPA case, Calvin Ayre's eye-opening admission over Craig Wright's lawsuits, Wright's $54 million scam in 2015, and more! Follow us on Twitter at: @drbitcoinpod (the podcast) @twentynothing00 (Mark) @arthur_van_pelt (Arthur) @tuftythecat (David Pearce) You can find Arthur's in-depth Craig Wright pieces at mylegacykit.medium.com.

Unlock bonus episodes and more benefits at drbitcoinpod.com. Mark and Arthur go through the first arguments from the pineapple hack defendants, including some exclusive filings, as well as examining the fallout from the continuing saga of the 1.977 debtors form. They also look at the reasons behind the BSV price pump (and retracement) and a very telling literary slip from Calvin Ayre. Follow us on Twitter at: @drbitcoinpod (the podcast) @twentynothing00 (Mark) @arthur_van_pelt (Arthur) @tuftythecat (David Pearce) You can find Arthur's in-depth Craig Wright pieces at mylegacykit.medium.com.

Calvin Ayre: Blockchain can make governments look good to their citizens The London Blockchain Conference next week will be held at a prestigious venue in Parliament Square - no coincidence because its tagline is “Bringing government and enterprise onto the blockchain”. As conference creator Calvin Ayre explained in this week's CoinGeek Conversations, the use of blockchain could benefit both governments and citizens:   “Governments can use this technology to manage data in a way that makes them look really good to their citizens. They're saving costs. They're being able to provide unique services that weren't possible before.”  But the “honesty and truthfulness” of a government will also become more transparent to its citizens, which may not always be welcome, Ayre believes: “it's going to be interesting to see how this unfolds because we do know that a lot of governments don't like things that force them to be honest”.  The conference is “about solving big data challenges in a unique way with blockchains”. And although Ayre is a big supporter of the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain - partly through his Ayre Ventures, which invests exclusively in BSV businesses -, he insists that the conference is not a BSV event: “BSV is just a tool. If someone else has another tool that wants to compete in that space, then the conference is open to them.”  Indeed, the conference advertised for participation by supporters of any other blockchain that had what Ayre considers essential to serve this market - unbounded scaling, the ability to make nano payments and a readiness to follow all existing laws - but nobody applied: “nothing came back. Not one person. And I found that shocking actually”.  Ayre draws a complete distinction between the work he supports and the rest of the ‘crypto' market. He sees no future for crypto and backs the suggestion of a Select Committee of British MPs who recently recommended that crypto should be regulated under gambling laws rather than financial - as it currently is under the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) in the UK.   “Innovation on blockchains will happen after the crypto nonsense is cleared of the way,” he says. And as a former entrepreneur in the world of online gaming he believes that crypto is “like gambling - only it's like illegal, unregulated gambling”.  On the current media focus on AI, Ayre believes that more important technological developments will be centred on the implementation of BSV and IPV6 - an internet protocol that allows greater scaling of IP addresses than the currently more common IPV4.   “You're not going to solve the challenges that the Internet has with artificial intelligence. You need what BSV does to make the Internet work better, for artificial intelligence to work better. They are things that will actually work together”. The BSV blockchain could provide a record of the provenance of data used in AI - an essential additional component to make its results more trustworthy.   On the question of Dr Craig Wright's many ongoing court cases, closely followed in BSV circles, Ayre is a huge supporter of Dr Wright on social media, but admits “I'm not a fan of all his court cases. I actually wish that there was a lot less of that and a lot more focus on business.” Nevertheless, Ayre has no doubts about Dr Wright's claims - “of course I support him because he's right. I just don't think that all that stuff needs to be proven right now”. He jokes that “everything looks like a nail to Craig and he's got a couple of hammers in his hands”.  The London conference will be the first of a regular annual event, Ayre says. From next year, he wants to expand it from this year's two stages - focussing on business and technology - to three, and to extend th

Unlock bonus episodes and more benefits at drbitcoinpod.com. Mark and Arthur look at Craig Wright's failed attempts to avoid having to reveal his 'wealth' and his failed attempts to get opposing law firms kicked from the Kleiman case, as well as more BSV delistings and Calvin Ayre getting desperate(r). Follow us on Twitter at: @drbitcoinpod (the podcast) @twentynothing00 (Mark) @arthur_van_pelt (Arthur) You can find Arthur's in-depth Craig Wright pieces at mylegacykit.medium.com.

Unlock bonus episodes and more benefits at drbitcoinpod.com. In this final monthly update of 2022, Mark and Arthur discuss Kraken's response to Wright's passing off lawsuit, the appeal in the pineapple hack case, Wright's comments about Hal Finney and rate Calvin Ayre's 2022 predictions. Follow us on Twitter at: @drbitcoinpod (the podcast) @twentynothing00 (Mark) @arthur_van_pelt (Arthur) You can find Arthur's in-depth Craig Wright pieces at mylegacykit.medium.com.

Mark and Arthur look at Calvin Ayre's new £9.9 billion class action lawsuit and the first filing in the other BSV delisting lawsuit, as well as a sweary interview, a Hodlonaut preview, a startling claim over Wright's plagiarism, and more. Please consider supporting the podcast by becoming a member, which guarantees you monthly episodes a few days early and exclusive access to both past and future bonus episodes. Sign up here to get started. Follow us on Twitter at: @drbitcoinpod (the podcast) @twentynothing00 (Mark) @arthur_van_pelt (Arthur) You can find Arthur's in-depth Craig Wright pieces on Medium.

Mark and Arthur examine the merits of Craig Wright's massive new lawsuits against Coinbase and Kraken, nChain letting a Trojan Horse into the camp, Calvin Ayre begging for a deal, and more. To donate to the podcast, please visit https://nowpayments.io/donation/drbitcoinpodcast. Follow us on Twitter @drbitcoinpod. Follow Arthur on Twitter @arthur_van_pelt and read his in-depth Craig Wright pieces on Medium at https://mylegacykit.medium.com.

The upcoming BSV Global Blockchain Convention in Dubai from May 24 to 26 will be an important event for anyone with a “sense of history”, says Calvin Ayre, founder of Ayre Ventures and CoinGeek.  “It's like Woodstock coming to these conferences, that's how influential this technology is going to be and it's going to change so many things and it's going to touch everything,” says Calvin.   While attendees of the Convention might be dressed in suits rather than flares and sunglasses, the comparison to the iconic, late 60s counterculture festival, will resonate for those in the Bitcoin SV space who understand how revolutionary the technology could be.    Calvin is particularly excited about links between Bitcoin SV companies and big consultancy firms like IBM Consulting, which has recently been developing Sentinel Node in association with Certihash.  “I hope we educate these big consulting companies so that they understand what this technology can do so they in fact become evangelists for us when they are brought in to solve technical problems in big data.”  Another organisation that Calvin is pleased to see teaming up with the Bitcoin SV community is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) – the world's largest association of technical professionals.   This connection came about when Latif Ladid, founder, and president of the IPv6 Forum and an IEEE influencer, came across Bitcoin inventor Dr. Craig Wright's blog after reading about his victory in the Kleiman v. Wright trial in Miami last autumn.  When Latif learnt that Bitcoin SV had been built to integrate IPv6, the most recent version of the internet protocol, he reached out directly to Dr. Wright, who has now become a keynote speaker in the IEEE conference series and is publishing information about the technology in the IEEE newsletter.  Calvin believes that the Kleiman case has opened people up to Dr. Wright's work in a big way. “The fictional cloud of fraud has been removed off of Craig's shoulders, and as a result, the serious engineers who have been studying Craig's technology feel that the reputational risk has also been removed and people have been reaching out to Craig and our community and we've got a lot more serious people directly involved, publicly.”  On the subject of Dr. Wright's lawsuits, of which one more was announced last week, Calvin admits he wishes Dr. Wright didn't have to spend his time on them and could instead focus on other things.   "Craig's going to go down in history as one of the largest filers of patents in the world, if not the largest, and all the while doing it while he's being attacked and forced to deal with this massive litigation overheard and continuing to do multiple university degrees at the same time.”  Despite this distraction, Calvin is clear that the main goal for the Convention is education. “All my focus is on educating people that can actually use this technology to solve big data challenges,” he says. 

Rad CEO Tony Mugavero knows a thing or two about big entertainment brands - just look at the list of the company's content deal partners, which includes Disney, NBCUniversal, Fox, Showtime, Warner Brothers, Sony.And he knows about cutting-edge tech. Rad's current focus on blockchain follows pioneering work in VR, in which he also partnered with big entertainment brands.But Tony is happy to admit that for Rad and for many others a couple of years ago, the VR revolution didn't quite happen. Back then, Rad was a VR streaming company - offering 360 video, 3D spatial audio and other innovative products. While VR “continued to take its time”, as Tony puts it, Rad moved into more “traditional” video streaming.Talking on this week's CoinGeek Conversations, Tony explains how he knew then that Rad “still needed a differentiator”, rather than competing head to head with the likes of Amazon and Netflix. Blockchain looked like it could provide one. And so “we started working on incorporating smart contracts for content and handling royalty splits and payments”. That was around the start of 2018, but once again Tony found he was ahead of the curve: “the world wasn't ready for it yet.” Potential business partners were interested but not willing to dive in.That was then. Today the world is catching up with Rad. And Rad is putting NFTs together with entertainment to create - inevitably perhaps - “NFTV”. CoinGeek owner Calvin Ayre, through his Ayre Ventures, has recently announced an investment in Rad. And Tony is planning to incorporate the Bitcoin SV blockchain as an important element in Rad's model for the future.Last year, Rad started experimenting with its first NFT sales. For instance you could buy an NFT for a high quality video of a classic movie which came with a physical poster that would be shipped to you. The other side of the smart contract was that royalties and other payments would immediately be sent to anyone owed them, automatically and immediately the sale was completed. So how does BSV fit into the picture? Tony says that “Ethereum has gotten incredibly expensive” and “it's reasonably fast …but not that fast.” BSV has the attributes people are looking for: “I think if you look at what's happening generally across the whole ecosystem, there's been a lot of development around ‘how can we make blockchains faster and cheaper?' And so, ultimately, BSV clearly fits into that category. And you know, there's a community that's really excited about it and its potential and building on top of it.”One idea for using BSV would be as a kind of master data record for other chains: “if we have a bunch of different transactions that are happening on a bunch of different chains and you need a single record that's auditable that somebody can just say, ‘show me all the different things that are happening in this ecosystem', then you don't want to go query every different blockchain and and try to cobble that data together yourself. So simultaneously you can have a bunch of different buying and selling and minting and trading that's happening, but then have kind of a master ledger that tracks all of that information.” As to whether NFTV will be working with the big entertainment brands or be more of a disruptive force in competition with them, Tony says that a move towards more control by both producers and consumers goes with a bigger trend: “I think it's a generational shift. It's not like one company comes out and completely destroys the whole entertainment business. It's how do we listen to creators and consumers and say, what are they doing, what are they trying to do? What do they want? And build something for that? And if that ends up going counter to the studios and what they're trying to achieve, they'll just need to listen to their consumers and their fans. "

On this episode of the Unhashed Podcast, we talk Coinbase 2FA slipups, the normalization of Ethereum consensus failures, anti-bitcoin protests in El Salvador, and IMF & CCP critiques of bitcoin. Lastly, we encourage Colin to stop farting on people on planes.Customers of leading United States crypto exchange Coinbase have spent the weekend panicking after the exchange mistakenly sent emails to users stating that their two-factor authentication (2FA) settings had been changed. On Friday, Coinbase accidentally sent the email to 125,000 of its customers, resulting in widespread public backlash. Coinbase took to Twitter on Sunday to apologize for the mishap, stating, 'œWe're laser-focused on building trust and security into the crypto community so that the open financial system we all want is a reality. We recognize that issues like this can hurt that trust.' Despite Coinbase's apology, many of its users reported taking significant measures in response to the email while fearing that their accounts were being targeted by hackers, including overhauling security settings and liquidating their crypto holdings. Comments on the exchange's social media also suggest that numerous customers were unable to access the Coinbase app for several days after the incident. 'œWe will continue to work to gain back the trust of every one of our customers who was impacted by those notifications,' Coinbase added. The firm also announced it is reimbursing users with $100 worth of Bitcoin (BTC). '" https://cointelegraph.com/news/users-panic-after-coinbase-mistakenly-sends-2fa-reset-notices-to-customersEthereum experienced a chain split due a number of network validators, also called nodes, failing to upgrade their software. On Aug. 24, the developer team behind the popular Ethereum software client Geth released an emergency hotfix to a security vulnerability in its code that would have prevented certain users from producing blocks. The Go Ethereum team had disclosed a vulnerability on Aug. 18, saying they would release a patch, but did not specify the exact nature of the vulnerability in an effort to prevent an attack: 'œThe exact attack vector will be provided at a later date to give node operators and dependent downstream projects time to update their nodes and software,' wrote Ethereum team lead Pƒter Szilƒgyi in Aug. 24 GitHub patch notes. However, it would seem some users identified the exploit that was hotfixed by the Geth team and are currently exploiting older versions of the Geth software. Though the Geth team emphasized that all users should upgrade their software immediately, only about 30% of users upgraded to the latest version, according to data from ethernodes.org. As background, Geth is the most relied-upon software to connect to the Ethereum blockchain, being run by roughly 75% of the users. This is not the first time Ethereum has experienced a chain split due to users running outdated versions of Geth. In November, the Ethereum network saw a similar disturbance after users failed to upgrade to the latest Geth release, version 1.10.X. At the time, Geth developers said the event was due to a lack of communication about the urgency of the upgrade. '" https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2021/08/27/ethereum-faces-chain-split-as-node-operators-fail-to-update-geth-hotfix/Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of El Salvador to raise their voices against President Nayib Bukele's decision to make Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) legal tender. What Happened: On Sept 7, Bukele will introduce the much-debated Bitcoin Law in the country. According to the text of this Law, all economic agents must accept Bitcoin along with the dollar as a means of payment. Bukele says that the Bitcoin Law will benefit the people and save close to $400 million in remittance commissions. In addition, it will guarantee instant and more secure financial transactions. But the people of El Salvador are not entirely convinced with it. Hundreds of protesters, including workers, veterans, and pensioners, marched through San Salvador to voice their concerns about the use of cryptocurrency. They are worried that with the law, they will be paid in crypto for their pensions and welfare instead of the US dollar. There is also a concern that people don't understand the technology needed to use crypto-currency. "We know this coin fluctuates drastically. Its value changes from one second to another, and we will have no control over it," Stanley Quinteros, a member of the Supreme Court of Justice's workers' union, told Reuters. Protesters are wary that the introduction of Bitcoin may encourage corruption which is already seen within its borders. However, as per the law, it does not mean that everyone has to conduct their transactions in the cryptocurrency.The International Monetary Fund (IMF) heavily criticized El Salvador's decision to adopt Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) as a legal tender. Alongside a blog post published on Sunday, the IMF tweeted that the risk of "privately issued crypto assets like Bitcoin" makes it so that "making them equivalent to a national currency is an inadvisable shortcut." In its blog post, the IMF admits that digital assets "have the potential to provide cheaper and faster payments, enhance financial inclusion, improve resilience and competition among payment providers, and facilitate cross-border transfers." Still, the institution points out that creating the "requires significant investment as well as difficult policy choices." For this reason, the IMF considers adopting Bitcoin to be a shortcut on El Salvador's part: it adopted a preexistent system instead of creating a custom-made one. The institution admits that many cryptos are secure, easy to access, and cheap to transact but claims that "in most cases risks and costs outweigh potential benefits." For instance, the post claims that crypto's "value is just too volatile and unrelated to the real economy." The IMF also warned that the widespread adoption of a crypto asset such as Bitcoin could hurt macroeconomic stability. The regulator claims that "if goods and services were priced in both a real currency and a crypto asset, households and businesses would spend significant time and resources choosing which money to hold as opposed to engaging in productive activities." Furthermore, adopting crypto exposes exchange rate risk if taxes were quoted in advance in it, while expenditures remained mostly priced in fiat currency or the reverse. Lastly, the IMF raises concern that Bitcoin mining consumes "an enormous amount of electricity" and consequently, "the ecological implications of adopting these crypto assets as a national currency could be dire."This week, the People's Bank of China said Bitcoin has no value. Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies "are not legal tenders and have no actual value support," Deputy Director of the Financial Consumer Rights Protection Bureau of the People's Bank of China, Yin Youping, said in the local Chinese language press on August 27. And China is not the only one. On August 13, Russia's Central Bank called it a 'œtechnological financial pyramid scheme.' First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Russia, Sergey Shvetsov, likened buying Bitcoin to "entering a minefield" and said the local stock exchange should not list any companies that trade in Bitcoin (think the local version of Coinbase). UK central bankers said the same a month earlier, on July 18, when the Bank of England's FinTech Director, Tom Mutton, said 'œBitcoin, given its performance shortcomings and energy inefficiency, is in no way a relevant comparison for the sort of technology we might use in a central bank digital currency,' Coindesk reported him saying. And also...the US - On July 16, Jerome Powell said during testimony to Congress that the Fed's ongoing research into a digital dollar would probably just render Bitcoin obsolete. 'œYou wouldn't need stablecoins, you wouldn't need cryptocurrencies, if you had a digital dollar,' he said. And finally, Japan in late May, Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda said Bitcoin was basically a casino chip used for highly speculative gambling - 'œNo one really uses Bitcoin as a means of settlement.'Market Rebellion '" $DOGE accounted for 17% of Robinhood's transactional revenue in Q2 '" https://twitter.com/MarketRebels/status/1428177769855336449Tascha '" If you make a NFT of a real diamond, and the diamond itself gets destroyed in a fire tomorrow, you still have the same asset. Because the token still exists and is in limited supply just as before. Nothing has changed. What NFT is doing to the concept of asset, few understand. '" https://twitter.com/RealNatashaChe/status/1429576700346748938Mikeinspace '" Ethereum has been engineered to thrive in a permissive regulatory environment while Bitcoin has been engineered to thrive in a restrictive regulatory environment. So the "big bet" on the future of crypto hinges on one's perspective on the future of the regulatory environment. '" https://twitter.com/mikeinspace/status/1429986344487591940a void (leaks) '" Wow. Craig Wright is paying for his litigation by taking out a loan against the 'œTulip Trust' coins, to be paid back to Calvin Ayre. Coins for which Craig has testified (and his lawyer confirmed) he does not have the private keys. '" https://twitter.com/Tak_Horigoshi/status/142985715743289344

In today's #ConsciousConversations on the Bitstocks Podcast, Michael Hudson (Bitstocks CEO-Founder) sits down with a highly influential figure in the early evolution of Bitcoin, Stefan Matthews, CEO of TAAL. Today Stefan runs a blockchain infrastructure company, TAAL, that supports enterprises, from processing transactions to directing the massive amount of computing power that TAAL controls. However, if you take it back to 2008, Stefan was a key figure in the e-commerce industry who was handed the Bitcoin whitepaper by none other than Dr Craig Wright.  In part 1 of this 2-part episode, Stefan & Michael deep dive into the early days of Bitcoin - revealing Stefan's initial thoughts on the Bitcoin whitepaper, what it was like to know Craig Wright at the beginning of his Bitcoin journey, and how Calvin Ayre was introduced to the Bitcoin world. Stay tuned for exclusive information about Stefan, Craig & the year 2009! Quick Reference: 0:49 - Michael introduces Stefan Matthews & the pair discuss the most recent CoinGeek event 4:42 - Stefan explains his journey in relation to Bitcoin & his early relationship with Dr Craig Wright 15:00 - Stefan's first encounter with the whitepaper 20:25 - Stefan gives the Bitstocks Podcast exclusive, never-before-heard information regarding the year 2009 23:20 - We're now in the year 2015, where Stefan introduces Craig to Calvin 36:52 - Craig's early dispute with the Australian Tax office 43:00 - The beginning of nChain

We're back again and season 4 of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast is our biggest yet. We have lined up a whole host of guests who will share their industry insights. In this episode, Lee-Ann was joined by two exceptional guests Calvin Ayre and Becky Fontana Liggero to talk about crypto and blockchain.  Calvin is the founder of the Ayre Group and is now a Venture Capitalist with a specific investment and business focus on fintech innovations, data management, cybersecurity, and trans-actable digital tokens on the true Bitcoin blockchain, Bitcoin SV (BSV). Becky is a legend in the industry, she is often referred to as the Christian Amanpour of the iGaming industry!Calvin is also the founder of CoinGeek that hold a conference last week where Lee-Ann gave a presentation – Check it out! Listen to hear more about:-          The Blockchain and Bitcoin space and how that's relating to digital marketing -          Why BSV will change the way data is managed and valued and why businesses should not “miss the boat”. -          Crypto market and the current ecosystem as well as the actual impact of this technology-          Where is this all going to lead us in the futureRate, Review, & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts“I love AffiliateINSIDER's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

MARCH 5 POKERCAST RECAP: The World Poker Tour will get to complete its three final tables that have been on hiatus since the Covid-19 outbreak. Also, Norman Chad still is suffering from Covid, Brent Carter is in hot water and Calvin Ayre is shutting down his website. We also complete an O'Mally's Move and Matt Hayward has a PLO entry for Hand of the Week. 

Wszystkie dobre podcasty o kryptowalutach https://darmowekrypto.org.pl/podcasty-----------------------------------------Krypto Newsy Lite #175 | 02.03.2021 | Max Keiser: Bitcoin wzrośnie 300x, Crypto.com wchodzi do F1 jako sponsor, Grayscale kupiło 3347 ETHMax Keiser twierdzi, iż Bitcoin moze urosnąć nawet 300x. Pomysł szaleńca, czy faktycznie wizja przyszłości? Max znany jest ze swojego byczego nastawienia i śmiało go można nazwać Bitcoin maksymalistą.Mega informacja! Crypto.com wchodzi do F1 jako sponsor. Będą jednym z głównych sponsorów zespołu F1 stajni Aston Martin. To jest dopiero mainstream! A Grayscale w ciągu ostatnich 24h kupiło 3347 ETH. Czyżby za chwilę wzrosty miały ruszyć na dobre?Zapraszam na wiadomości ze świata kryptowalut i technologii blockchain, czyli Krypto-Newsy Lite. Jak w każdym odcinku prowadzi Mike Satoshi.Spis treści:[]Wstęp[]Crypto.com wchodzi do F1 jako sponsor! - https://thedailychain.com/crypto-com-unveils-sponsorship-of-aston-martin-cognizant-f1-team/[]Górnicy ETH podzieleni w sprawie EIP-1559 - https://bitcoinpl.org/gornicy-ethereum-podzielili-sie-na-dwa-obozy-z-powodu-eip-1559/[]Peter Brandt ostrzega posiadaczy BTC - https://comparic.pl/peter-brandt-ostrzega-posiadaczy-btc-nadszedl-czas-aby-chronic-swoje-pieniadze/[]Blockchain w końcu spełnia obietnice - https://www.newsbtc.com/news/company/blockchain-is-finally-becoming-what-was-promised/[]Złoty krzyż na Chainlink - https://www.newsbtc.com/news/chainlin...​[]Grayscale kupiło 3347 ETH - https://beincrypto.com/grayscale-purc...​[]Goldman Sachs to nie jest niedźwiedzi news - https://cointelegraph.com/news/no-gol...​[]Aavegotchis wyprzedały się w godzinę - https://cointelegraph.com/news/aavego...​[]W USA kupisz używany samochód za krypto - https://cointelegraph.com/news/you-ca...​[]Sony Europe dołącza do Theta Blockchain jak walidator - https://cointelegraph.com/news/sony-e...​[]Projekt na Polkadot zebrał finansowanie - https://cointelegraph.com/news/polkad...​[]Evolve składa wniosek o ETF ETH - https://cointelegraph.com/news/evolve...​[]Dogecoin w bitomatach CoinFlip - https://www.coindesk.com/dogecoin-coi...​[]Crypto Daily i IoTeX - https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2021/03/Cry...​[]MoneyGram pozwany - https://coinnounce.com/moneygram-face...​[]Rekordy na Tezos - https://coinfomania.com/tezos-smart-c...​[]4 aktywa które mają wystrzelić? - https://dailyhodl.com/2021/03/02/thes...​[]Przyszłość Ethereum nie tak pewna jak Bitcoina - https://dailyhodl.com/2021/03/02/ethe...​[]Kevin O'Leary przeszedł do kryptowalut - https://dailyhodl.com/2021/03/02/kevi...​[]Bitcoin może urosnąć 300x - Max Keiser - https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2021/03/02...​[]Calvin Ayre tłumaczy wypowiedź Craiga - https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2021/03/02...​[]Stellar Horizon 2.0 - https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2021/03/02...​[]BitFarm zamiawia 48000 koparek ASIC - https://decrypt.co/59938/bitfarms-targets-5-of-bitcoins-hash-rate-with-48000-new-miners[]Twitter pozyska $125B finansowania - https://beincrypto.pl/twitter-pozyska-125-mld-w-podobny-sposob-co-microstrategy-czy-w-podobnym-celu/[]Podsumowanie-------------------------Listy Twitter:Krypto-Naród: https://twitter.com/i/lists/1310182514137407502Krypto/blockchain Polska: https://twitter.com/i/lists/1320830727488000006KRYPTO-NARÓD POLSKA SPOŁECZNOŚĆ KRYPTOWALUT: https://krypto-narod.pl/Na tej stronie znajdziecie linki do wszystkich najlepszych, polskich twórców w tematyce kryptowalut i technologii blockchain.OFICJALNY SKLEP Z GADŻETAMI KANAŁU MIKE SATOSHI http://kryptonarod.store/ZOSTAŃ PATRONEM KANAŁU MIKE SATOSHI https://patronite.pl/mike-satoshi-----------------------------------------Jeżeli chciałbyś wesprzeć rozwój i działania kanału, możesz przekazać dotację: https://tipanddonation.com/mikesatoshi lub PayPal: paypal.me/mikesatoshi Portfele do dotacji krypto są tutaj: https://cryptokoks.wixsite.com/mikesatoshi/dotacje ----------------------------------------- Mój kanał na YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEX4iDKLfxtIJY6IVgMSqCQE-mail do kontaktu: cryptokoks@gmail.com Oficjalny Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mikey_Satoshi Kanał na DTube: https://d.tube/#!/c/mikesatoshi Grupa KryptoNaród na FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/230649241027530/ Grupa KryptoNaród na Discord: https://discord.gg/CPTSa43 Airdropy i inne sposoby na darmowe kryptowaluty: https://darmowekrypto.org.pl -----------------------------------------

On this week's Unhashed Podcast: Coinbase has filed for permission to have an IPO, Ripple sued by the SEC because XRP is a security, MicroStrategy purchased another $650M worth of BTC and Stodgy Mass Mutual bought $100M, Calvin Ayre is buying a small poor archipelago of around 15,000 people North of New Zealand for BSV, FinCEN released a notice that would require money businesses to verify the identity of customers with digital currencies “held in unhosted wallets”, Suredbits has devised a Discreet Log Contract for Difference to hold a USD position, and the stolen email and mailing addresses for Ledger cryptocurrency wallet users has appeared online.

Sharing their picks of interesting BSV moments captured on video, CoinGeek’s Natalie Mason, Charles Miller, Kurt Wuckert Jr and Bitcoin Association’s Patrick Prinz close out the year in a special CoinGeek Conversations episode. And what better way to start than conversation than hearing from the one and only Craig Wright? The episode opens with a clip of Craig professing the importance of owning your digital identity. Kurt chose to share an inspiring video clip filmed during a Cambrian SV event in Lisbon. In the video, Paul Martin of Relay X gives a passionate speech. “One of the things that motivates me the most about Bitcoin is not just the fact that it incentivizes, this sort of risk taking to make the future a better place for our descendants, but the fact that now we have this anchor of truth.” For Kurt, 2020 was a landmark year for Bitcoin: “We agreed that opening up the protocol and allowing it to scale, however it may, has changed the way discussions occur in Bitcoin so much for the better that I can't even describe how happy I am to see that.” Next, Charles shared a part of his interview with economist and writer George Gilder. In a remarkable quote, George compares the cryptocurrency movement to the internet movement. As Kurt was there with George on the day, he gives a moving personal insight into just how dedicated George was on the day. A testament to Gilder’s passion and dedication to speak out on what he believes in. Natalie is next to share her favorite clip of the year- a heated debate between Unbound Capital founder, Jackson Laskey and Twetch CFO, Aaron Burns about whether or not there is space for venture capital in Bitcoin.With most of the panel agreeing that venture capital, thankfully, isn’t going anywhere soon as Charles puts it, to witness “two extremely thoughtful and energetic people with opposing views.” The debate is certainly a moment worth checking out in full- between two great forces in the BSV space. Lastly, Patrick shares a recent CoinGeek Conversation interview with Peter Bainbridge-Clayton of Kompany. In the clip, Peter explains how other blockchain’s fell short – taking us through his experiences that led to finally finding a workable model: Bitcoin SV. Working on the frontlines of business adoption of this technology, Patrick has seen many enterprises experience the same situation. “They typically start out with Ethereum then moving over to Hyperledger and realizing that neither of them satisfies the demands of the requirements they have for their business.” Patrick firmly believes that once companies find BSV, they don’t look back. Expectations for the year ahead Charles hopes to have get togethers in person and see people having drinks together which he says is that “extra bonus of business lubricant that will just power things up to the next level.”From a Bitcoin Association perspective, Patrick sums it up in two words- enterprise adoption. Bitcoin historian Kurt hopes to make people understand what Bitcoin SV has been through in the past to get to where it is today. He looks forward to “writing those rhetorical wrongs of the Bitcoin journey.” In closing, Natalie leaves the last word to founder of Ayre Group and CoinGeek, Calvin Ayre, who sets his expectations for 2021 and beyond: “We see unique consumer facing applications and unique enterprise solutions that take advantage of the superpowers of this technology, which is its nano transaction capability and its immutable data storage on a public blockchain. With those two things combined together, this technology has a global monopoly- which is patent protected”. From the whole CGC team, happy holidays! We can't wait to see what next year brings for BSV!

We talk with one of Saskatchewan's first BILLIONAIRE'S , yes thats with a capital B, Calvin Ayre. He tells us where he likes to go on vacation, talks about Bitcoin and tells us if money really can buy happiness and MUCH MORE! Enjoy!

Dustin Plantholt’s “Life’s Tough—You Can Be Tougher” podcast this week features Calvin Ayre, visionary entrepreneur, online gambling pioneer and founder of the Ayre Group and Bodog entertainment brand—the success of which made him a billionaire. Born on May 25, 1961 in Lloydminster—a Canadian city straddling the provincial border between Alberta and Saskatchewan—Calvin Edward Ayre grew up on a farm outside Lloydminster, and graduated from high school in Salmon Arm, British Columbia. In 1984, he received a Bachelor of Science (BS) in general sciences from the University of Waterloo and added an MBA in management finance from the City University of Seattle in 1989. In 1992 and in his early thirties, after reading a newspaper article about a Caribbean-based company offering betting services over the telephone, Ayre concluded that gambling was tailor-made for the internet. A self-taught network design expert, Ayre converted his Vancouver-based Internet incubator company into a software support firm for online gambling—which eventually became Bodog. Although he licensed his software to several online casinos, he soon realized the real money was in running his own gaming operation. His gambling business—based in Costa Rica—was setup in 1996 and Bodog.com was established in 2000. As the face of the Bodog brand, Ayre’s public profile increased in the mid-2000s as he chose to make himself the focus of Bodog’s marketing strategy and creating a public profile designed to showcase the trappings of a jackpot-winning lifestyle. The image he fashioned earned him the reputation as a man who likes to party. Ayre’s notoriety increased as online gaming’s popularity surged, landing him on the cover of Forbes magazine’s 2006 annual Billionaires edition and Star magazine’s “Most Eligible Billionaire Bachelors” list in late 2007. As the brand grew, Ayre sought to build Bodog into not only one of the largest online gambling brands but also a “mainstream 21st-century digital entertainment conglomerate”. He launched several non-gaming properties under the Bodog brand including BodogConference.com in Las Vegas for sports handicappers; Bodog Music record label which spawned the Bodog Music Battle of the Bands television series on Fuse TV; Bodog Fight, a mixed martial arts league incorporating a television series and live pay-per-view events; and Calvin Ayre WildCard Poker, a televised poker series on Fox Sports Net featuring pro and celebrity players facing off against online qualifiers. In March 2006, while filming party scenes for the first-season finale of Calvin Ayre WildCard Poker at his compound outside San Jose, Costa Rica, Ayre’s home was raided by an estimated 100 police who were under the mistaken impression gambling was taking place. Ayre, who was not charged, used his marketing savvy and the media spotlight provided by the raid to promote the series and the Bodog brand. He made light of the raid, claiming the police “ate half my buffet.” Ayre’s involvement with cryptocurrency and Bitcoin was brought to light when in June 2016, Andrew O’Hagan published a writer’s account of the background behind Craig Wright publicly asserting himself to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin cryptocurrency. He revealed Ayre to be part of the business operation behind this affair, possibly even its ultimate organizer and the financial backer of the $30 million acquisition and development of Craig Wright’s assets. In August 2017, Ayre acquired cryptocurrency news site Coingeek.com and in September 2017 became a Bitcoin Cash (BCH) supporter. In July 2018, Ayre’s crypto-mining operations Coingeek became the world’s largest Bitcoin Cash miner and in November 2018, Ayre threw his support behind the new Bitcoin SV (Satoshi Vision) cryptocurrency, based on his belief that BSV is “a currency, not an asset just to be held, and has real utility.” Ayre predicted that the original Bitcoin (BTC) would “go to zero value as it has no utility, it doesn’t do anything and its supporters intentionally are anti-scaling.” A foremost philanthropic at heart, Ayre has supported charitable causes including the LA Lakers Youth Foundation and actress Shannon Elizabeth’s Animal Avengers organization. In 2005, Ayre formalized his charitable efforts and founded the Calvin Ayre Foundation which chose to focus on areas including animal welfare, the environment and education for the disadvantaged. The foundation has supported needy families, elementary schools and physical rehabilitation centers in Costa Rica, worked with groups to combat bear bike farming in Asia, and provided funding to enable individuals to pursue higher education in Antigua. The foundation has also donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to relief efforts tied to the devastating earthquake in Haiti and provided assistance to communities ravaged by destructive typhoons in the Philippines. On November 14, 2019, Antigua and Barbuda Governor General His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams presented Ayre with the Faithful and Meritorious Service Cross award in recognition of Ayre’s philanthropic efforts and contributions to the country’s national development. Join Dustin and Calvin for a thought-provoking conversation on his business acumen, his involvement in the cryptocurrency space, and how he built a digital entertainment empire on his terms and persona. As Calvin says, “The lifestyle I sell is about 80% the reality of what I live.”

Calvin Ayre, Venture Capitalist, Real Estate Developer, Founder of Ayre Group and CoinGeek: Calvin Ayre is a celebrated entrepreneur who made the cover of Forbes magazine in 2006 for his success in building the Bodog online gambling brand. More recently, Ayre founded the CoinGeek cryptocurrency news site and invests in companies that build on the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain. Ayre supports Dr Craig Wright's view that original Bitcoin (BSV) is the only technology with the potential to scale to meet the needs of the global financial community and become the world's global ledger and so much more.

Recent news about the possibility of nano-payments on Bitcoin SV is inspiring ideas for a whole new field of applications. Calvin Ayre, founder of Ayre Group and CoinGeek, describes it as “commerce between machines”. Just as micro-transactions have, “this is going to create even more new business models”. The technology will take the ‘Internet of things’ to a whole new level through the application of smart contracts: “corporations most likely will own machines that will be conducting commerce with each other. So the value will eventually go back to the shareholders. But these little bits of business can be agreed in advance and then rolled out across little pieces of equipment scattered all over the globe. And then they can just start doing business with each other.”Until now, the billions of transactions between sensors, for instance, have either had no monetisation associated with them, or if they are monetized, it’s in big numbers and likely to be inaccurate. Nano-payments would change that: “this will optimize things and allow value to be tied to actual services, not estimates of them”.Calvin is more sceptical about other new ideas that are attracting attention at the moment. He’s not completely dismissive of all DeFi (decentralized finance) projects, “but of course, as always, the ones that actually do make sense would work better on BSV than these other platforms that don't scale.”But most of DeFi is to be avoided, Calvin warns: “for sure the majority of the people that are going to be trying to trot out some kind of a programme around this new marketing buzz around DeFi ...are going to have no interest in anything but a scam. So it's unfortunate that a lot of people are going to lose money.”As for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), “every country in the world could actually operate their central bank currency on top of BSV - in addition to all the other stuff we can do.” The danger is that CBDCs will start to be established on different systems “and you'll get these siloed central bank digital currencies. And if the vision of how the world unfolds follows the course that we're predicting, then eventually that won't make sense - because they were using a technology that doesn't seamlessly integrate to the rest of the world.”Next week’s CoinGeek Live conference from New York and London, will be a great chance to take the temperature of the growing BSV ecosystem, with three days of presentations from the worlds of technology, finance and enterprise. So, does Calvin expect to see incremental growth across many different fronts, or is he waiting for a big breakthrough that will change everything? “I think what you find is that the momentum of the slow, incremental change is happening right now and it's going to continue to happen,” he says. “But every now and then, there's going to be a solar flare, something that's, like, coming out - because I know a few things that are being worked on that I think when they come out, people are going to go, ‘holy crap!’”

You read that right Billionaire with a capital B. Originally from a pig farm near Lashburn SK he earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Waterloo & a Masters at City University in Seattle. In 2000 he launched Bodog an online gambling site that by 2005 had 7.3 billion dollars in online bets. In 2006 he was featured on the cover of Forbes annual billionaire edition. In 2012 Calvin was indicted by the US attorney for Maryland of charges of illegal gambling & money laundering. In 2017 he pled guilty to a single misdemeanour & all other charges were dropped. Currently he lives in Antigua.

It’s been a busy couple of months for the gaming platform company Kronoverse. They received fresh investments from Persimmon Hill Ltd as well as a third investment from Calvin Ayre, founder of Ayre Group and CoinGeek. They are also set to announce the open beta date for their skill-based fighting game CryptoFights. David Case, Kronoverse’s Chief Architect, said that their platform will enable developers to build on the Bitcoin SV blockchain rather than the traditional networking layer of cloud servers. For gamers, it’s a new era of digital ownership of in-game assets and the chance to profit from trading items through a marketplace. After two and a half years of research and development, building their flagship game CryptoFights, Kronoverse is fully utilising BSV’s software development capabilities: “I fell in love with blockchain and the whole concept of having these immutable ledgers,” said David. “That brings so much value to competitive gaming because you’re not relying on an authority of some company’s database to tell you what happens.” But why BSV over the other blockchains? It comes down to scalability. As with many developers, Kronoverse’s journey started on Ethereum. But the Ethereum main chain was “very slow and very expensive” and David found its Proof of Authority system (an algorithm that increases the speed at which transactions are validated) was unsatisfactory compared to the principle of Proof of Work which governs the BSV blockchain: “as you start building these other things that ride on top of it, well then you end up having to recreate the blockchain again.” “In Ethereum you have this concept of ‘every validator needs to process every transaction in the exact same order’ - which means that from a development standpoint you’re always single threaded.” It was Bitcoin SV’s UTXO model which was the clincher. UTXOs (unspent transaction outputs) are processed continuously and are responsible for beginning and ending each transaction. “Rather than being single threaded you can be as multithreaded as there are different UTXOs in the database, so you can process billions of things at the same time” said David. That eliminates the speed limitations they experienced on other blockchains. As well as the fixed protocol, “the main killer feature on BSV that put it over the top, was opening up the opportune storage space. So, instead of having 200 bytes of data in one transaction, we can now put 100,000 bytes of data” allowing Kronoverse to put real, useful information on chain. In practical terms, that means each move a player takes in CryptoFights is permanently stored, publicly, on the blockchain. The source code to the game is also publicly available on the blockchain, which is revolutionary in eliminating in-game cheating. For gamers who purchase in-game items, the Kronoverse platform will allow true ownership of their gaming assets. In traditional centralized gaming, you never actually own the items that you purchase. For example, if there is a server issue or a gamer’s account is compromised or suspended, players risk losing their items. On the blockchain, purchased items will remain in a player’s control, even if they’re no longer playing a specific game, allowing them to trade or sell the items for profit. Kronoverse’s marketplace provides a space for trading gaming items but players can choose whether to use it or trade elsewhere. Understanding how to work on blockchain can seem like a different language for game developers, David said. But the Kronoverse platform unlocks the game developer experience on BSV. The platform provides developers with the tools to build their games on the blockchain by allowing them to use simple JavaScript without having to worry about blockchain technicalities.

Wszystkie dobre podcasty o kryptowalutach https://darmowekrypto.org.pl/podcasty-----------------------------------------Krypto-Newsy Lite #24 | 25.06.2020 | Bitcoin - trend boczny do 2021, BTC na poczcie w Australii, SEC wygrał z Telegram, Cardano OuroborosCzy Bitcoin będzie widział trend boczny, aż do 2021 roku? Czy ta prognoza się sprawdzić? Wszyscy krzyczą o wzrostach, albo spadkach a tutaj inna prognoza.Ogromny krok w kierunku adopcji w Australii. Od teraz można tam używać BTC. Super!SEC wygrał z Telegram w sądzie. Poza karą finansową, agencja żąda zwrotu $1.2B zebranych w ICO. Co zrobi Telegram?No i oczywiście na końca Cardano, którego Ouroboros ma być czymś rewolucyjnym. Tak przynajmniej twierdzi ich czołowy naukowiec.Zapraszam na Krypto-Newsy Lite, czyli wiadomości ze świata kryptowalut i technologii blockchain. Widzimy się! W dzisiejszym odcinku:- Tokeny FC Barcelona urosły mocno - https://bitcoinpl.org/tokeny-klubu-fc-barcelona-o-wartosci-13-mln-usd-sprzedaly-sie-w-niecale-2-godziny/- Game Credits i wielkie zmiany - https://comparic.pl/bitbay-informuje-o-zmianach-w-ramach-game-credits-i-przejsciu-na-erc-20/- System do głosowania padł - https://comparic.pl/bitbay-informuje-o-zmianach-w-ramach-game-credits-i-przejsciu-na-erc-20/- AMD i Consensys - https://cointelegraph.com/news/amd-an...- Ripple, USA i blockchain - https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple...- SEC i Telegram - https://cointelegraph.com/news/sec-as...- IBM, Norwegia i łosoś - https://www.coindesk.com/ibm-blockcha...- Craig Wright - https://www.coindesk.com/kleiman-crai...- Kraken i BTCPay - https://www.coindesk.com/kraken-pledg...- Tezos i nauka - https://coinfomania.com/buidl-labs-cr...- BTC - https://coinfomania.com/chamath-palih...- Irlandia konfiskuje - https://coinfomania.com/ireland-autho...- Moneygram w Azji, a co z XRP? - https://dailyhodl.com/2020/06/25/mone...- Pantera Capital o BTC i altach - https://dailyhodl.com/2020/06/25/pant...- Calvin Ayre, Craig Wright - https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2020/06/25/craig-wright-is-satoshi-calvin-ayre/- Cardano Ouroboros - https://cryptoslate.com/why-cardanos-ouroboros-will-be-a-game-changing-protocol/- Grupa okrada giełdy - https://www.cryptopolitan.com/cryptocore-stolen-200m-from-exchanges/- Australia, poczta i BTC - https://www.cryptopolitan.com/australian-post-office-make-bitcoin-payment/-----------------------------------------OFICJALNY SKLEP Z GADŻETAMI KANAŁU MIKE SATOSHI http://kryptonarod.store/ZOSTAŃ PATRONEM KANAŁU MIKE SATOSHI https://patronite.pl/mike-satoshi-----------------------------------------Jeżeli chciałbyś wesprzeć rozwój i działania kanału, możesz przekazać dotację: https://tipanddonation.com/mikesatoshi lub PayPal: paypal.me/mikesatoshi Portfele do dotacji krypto są tutaj: https://cryptokoks.wixsite.com/mikesatoshi/dotacje ----------------------------------------- Mój kanał na YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEX4iDKLfxtIJY6IVgMSqCQE-mail do kontaktu: cryptokoks@gmail.com Oficjalny Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mikey_Satoshi Kanał na DTube: https://d.tube/#!/c/mikesatoshi Grupa KryptoNaród na FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/230649241027530/ Grupa KryptoNaród na Discord: https://discord.gg/CPTSa43 Airdropy i inne sposoby na darmowe kryptowaluty: https://darmowekrypto.org.pl -----------------------------------------

nChain is the world’s leading provider of enterprise-grade blockchain solutions, helping businesses and organizations realize and protect the value of their data. nChain boasts the largest team of blockchain developers globally and a leading portfolio of novel blockchain I.P. nChain is committed to helping clients maintain competitive advantage in business through more efficient management of data. The company has a vision of a world where people, businesses, and organizations are yielding significant value from a more efficient data economy. The company is in the business of enterprise-grade public blockchain solutions and security that is scalable and business-ready. The team is also backed by two Bitcoin heavyweights, Calvin Ayre and Craig Wright. Collectively, they believe that data is going to be the single most important commodity over the next 5-10 years, and the only way that is possible is if it is captured and made actionable. This is where nChain, which manages and uses BitCoin S.V.’s technology comes in. The CEO, Dave Washburn, shares his unique perspective that he brings to the business. Before joining nChain, David spent 17 years in capital markets and is a PHD Physiology & Biophysics. This blend of both traditional industry knowledge combined with nChain’s deep bench of blockchain and bitcoin experts, makes this an interesting company to watch. It’s not for nothing that representatives of the Suisse and Norwegian national banks are in talks with nChain to explore digital national currencies.   

Calvin Ayre - Entreprenuer * Founder of Bodog Entertainment * Forbes Billionaire list * Calvin Ayre foundation

Dr Craig Wright opens up on his autism, why he’s compelled to correct people and reveals he’s a lot less prickly than he used to be.The Australian computer scientist has a simple message for those who don't believe he is the inventor of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakaomoto."I am, if you don't like it, stiff."Wright joins Blockchain Journeys for an interview that attempts to go beyond the usual questions he gets asked: invariably stuff about "why haven't you proven your claim", "private keys" and "what about this fake document then?" etc.Instead we decided to try and find out what the real man is actually like.*How does his autism affect the way he interacts with people? (Is that why he can seem so rude?)*How does he behave around his wife and children? Do they bring out his best?*Why does he feel the need to 'hunt people down on the street' to correct them?*Why does he consider gaming billionaire Calvin Ayre his 'mentor'?*And how does he deal with the negativity and insults from many in the crypto community who see him as a cartoonish super villain? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of The Grey Ave Podcast features Peter McCormack, an English based Cryptocurrency podcaster. He hosts What Bitcoin Did Podcast, where he interviews leaders in Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrency space to discuss important issues including tech, economics and regulations. Peter is very unique, outspoken and very public about his life experiences. From divorce, drug addiction, making or losing money, his feuds and court cases with Billionaires Craig Wright and Calvin Ayre. In this interview, we discussed the following; - Peter Mccormack early childhood - His devastating divorce and thoughts on marriage - Drug addiction - Life asymmetries - His lawsuit with Craig Wright, who's claims to be the creator of Bitcoin - Podcasting and monetizing Enjoy and share!

As the founder and CEO of the new gaming platform company Kronoverse, Adam Kling could hardly be more upbeat about the prospects that the BitcoinSV blockchain will unlock: “we haven’t seen anything like this in gaming - and it is sci-fi”.The idea is that all your actions as a gamer will be recorded on the BSV blockchain. And that’s why BSV supporter, and owner of CoinGeek, Calvin Ayre invested in Kronoverse earlier this year. Using BSV will transform all aspects of gaming, Adam believes: “We need to innovate and evolve what games are,” he says. With BSV as a ledger of ownership and a medium of exchange, gamers can acquire and trade virtual items and can keep an identity across different games. “Gamers don’t really have the concept of item ownership. They don’t really get it yet.”There’s still everything to play for in exploring what blockchain can offer: “we’re so new into this. There’s not really any big blockchain games out. I think in the next five years or so we’ll see what’s working and what’s not working”.Kronoverse is a member of the Blockchain Game Alliance and Adam is aware that big gaming companies like Ubisoft and EA are actively exploring the possibilities that blockchain offers: “they know the next evolution is the game multiverse, and how games are going to become more like social networks”.

Kate Hiscox is the founder and Chief Executive of Drive Markets, a fintech startup that operates a crypto and fiat exchange as one of an emerging suite of financial products. Kate’s company recently announced an investment from Calvin Ayre, the owner of CoinGeek and a leading backer of Bitcoin SV. Drive Markets is planning to process its transactions on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. The integration of Bitcoin with existing financial institutions, structures and regulations was one of the themes at CoinGeek’s recent Toronto conference. Kate spoke at the conference and Drive Markets is a great example of that integration, since Kate stresses the experience of her team in the conventional financial sector, and the way her company wants to offer the kind of tools and facilities for crypto that are available to those in the existing financial markets. Kate Hiscox spoke to Charles Miller about plans for her business, backstage at the Toronto conference, for this CoinGeek Conversations podcast.

In a wide-ranging interview with CoinGeek, the businessman Calvin Ayre, a major supporter of Bitcoin SV and the work of Dr Craig Wright, says that a forthcoming legal case being brought to prove that Dr Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, could also lead to a ruling that would stop other cryptocurrencies using the name Bitcoin. To do so would constitute "consumer fraud", Ayre warned.

On this edition of the Crypto.IQ Daily Radio Show we do a deep dive market analysis. Bitcoin (BTC) has broken through resistance at $5,300 and has risen to $5,400, and the rest of the crypto market is starting to move into the green. The premium for Bitcoin (BTC) on Bitfinex continues to grow and is around $400 above the global average at this time. Tether (USDT) has simultaneously dropped to $0.98 on Kraken. This is happening amid a continuing flurry of news regarding the New York Attorney General’s Office lawsuit against Bitfinex and Tether (USDT). Rumors continue that Bitfinex is about to raise enough money to cover their $850 million loss at Crypto Capital via an initial exchange offering (IEO). Hear about how Craig Wright continues to sue people who publicly say that Craig Wright is not Satoshi, and now Craig Wright has called out John McAfee. In response John McAfee says he is right next to Calvin Ayre’s house in Antigua and wants to talk to Craig Wright in person. Learn about how Bitcoin (BTC) is the best way to send large amounts of money. A whale just sent $212 million of Bitcoin (BTC) for less than $4 of fees. We discuss how Square has seen growing Bitcoin (BTC) sales quarter over quarter, but compared to global Bitcoin (BTC) volume the amount that Square sells is still practically negligible.

Full YouTube Video Is Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JgUBgO_2io HELPFUL LINKS / SOURCES ► Coinscribble - https://coinscribble.com ► OnChainFX - https://messari.io/onchainfx ► Coinbase Custody Adding Staking Support For Tezos, Maker, & Cosmos - https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-custody-launches-staking-support-for-tezos-makerdao-governance-to-follow-68f7bc51bc53 ► Craig Wright Is Suing Adam Back - https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1118136462640320512 ► eToroX Launches Social Crypto Exchange Platform - https://coinjournal.net/etorox-launches-crypto-exchange-supporting-8-fiat-stablecoins-and-6-cryptos/ ► LedgerX Omni Revealed - https://ledgerx.com/omni/ ► Email To Adam From Coinmama - https://i.redd.it/odgrzjsi1ls21.jpg ► 99bitcoins Reviews Coinmama Brokerage - https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-exchanges/coinmama-review/ ► Important Message On February 15th, Pertaining To Coinmama Security Breach - https://www.coinmama.com/blog/important-message-about-coinmama-account-security ► Epic Murad Thread About Bitcoin - https://twitter.com/MustStopMurad/status/985335769870094338

Join me today for Episode 73 of Bitcoin And . . . Topics for today: @Frances_Coppola does it again @CalvinAyre may have a problem with . . . @Proffaustus becomes @DrCSWright (Wussy!) Plus: #TorchLight Marty's Bent #TheDailyTrainREKT You can find me at Twitter: @bennd77 My Tippin.me page: https://tippin.me/@bennd77 My Curated Twitter Timeline: https://twitter.com/bennd77/timelines/1045364375224307712 Instagram: Bitcoin_And Mastodon: @NunyaBidness@bitcoinhackers.org Facebook: @bitcoinAnd You can find Marty on Twitter @MartyBent You can find bitcoin OPTechNewsletter on Twitter @bitcoinoptech You can find Whale Reports on Twitter @TheWhaleReports Music by: Flutey Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Latest news in crypto from the week, brought to you by Crypto Insider @Tether_to's latest terms & services change, sentencing of Mark Karpeles re Mt Gox collapse, backlash from Calvin Ayre's twitter photos, & more! Read more at @CryptoInsiderHQ! w/ @Crypto_Blakely & @Zaphoid News covered: Facebook coin could boost revenue by $19 billion? https://cryptoinsider.com/facebook-co... The ideological divide between bitcoin and ethereum https://cryptoinsider.com/bitcoin-eth... SEC chairman provides remarks about Bitcoin ETF https://cryptoinsider.com/sec-chairma... Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles Gets Suspended Jail Term Tether changes its terms and services, no longer backed by purely dollars Calvin Ayre receives pushback for his tweet that featured a photo of young dancers CBOE halts futures listing Basel committee says cryptocurrencies post risks to banks Quoine exchange liable for reversing millions in bitcoin trades Texas law threatens cryptocurrency users with vaguely-worded privacy demands Possible price breakout if you watch current bitcoin volume? Latest quadriga update: widow says personal funds were used to make exchange users whole US treasury sanctions russian bank over involvement with Venezuelan petro Lightning torch liquidity issues Sparkpool splits accidental $300k mining fee Gatecoin exchange ordered by courts to shut down

In a wide-ranging conversation, Jimmy Nguyen, President of the Bitcoin Association and and Chair of the Strategic Advisory Board for nChain, discusses Bitcoin SV, nChain's business model - including the role of the many hundreds of patent applications it has filed - and the how things work between the "unlikely trio" of senior figures behind Bitcoin SV - himself, Calvin Ayre and Craig Wright. Finally, Jimmy gives his view on the endlessly fascinating question of Craig Wright being Satoshi Nakamoto.

Lee Davy has experienced poker from all sides, as a player, writer and everything in between. Today we discuss how his passion for poker led him to a long a fulfilling career in the gambling industry. In addition to his widely read work with gambling industry site CalvinAyre.com, he hosts The Alcohol & Addiction Podcast, part of a larger mission to spread the word about sobriety. He talks about it all on this week's podcast -- check out the story behind how your average poker player became a larger-than-life personality focused on doing good in the world.

CoinGeek's Calvin Ayre discusses Bitcoin SV (BSV) with Bitstocks Investment Associates. With CoinGeek Week Conference underway in London, we ask what's next for Bitcoin SV? #satoshivision #wesupportsv #bitcoinsv #bsv Quick Reference:0:59 - Introduction to Calvin Ayre4:59 - Why Calvin supports BitcoinSV?7:57 - What does Calvin think it will take for merchant adoption?10:50 - How does Coingeek aid the development of BitcoinSV?14:07 - What's all the fuss about Coingeek London?17:16 - 10 years in this space.... Upcoming Events:Bitstocks Big Reveal at CoinGeek on Friday 30 November 2018: https://coingeekweek.com Hedge Brunch:http://hedgebrunch.com/events/the-6th-annual-hedgebrunch-christmas-party/ Find us online:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bitstocks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bitstockslondonTwitter: https://twitter.com/bitstocks_DTube: https://d.tube/#!/c/bitstocksblogTelegram: https://t.me/bitstocksWebsite: https://www.bitstocks.com/

In today's Weekly Crypto Recap, ABC adds 10-block checkpoints, Calvin Ayre seems to capitulate on twitter, US Election Commission allows Crypto Mining For Political Campaigns, and other latest news from the week. With Chris Karabats, Chris Pacia, and Kieran Mesquita Part 1: (View here: https://youtu.be/Q8ViSSLz-18) BCH fork updates: 10-block checkpoints Calvin Ayre's capitulation on twitter Bitcoin Cash SV’s ‘Blockchain Reorg’ Crypto Exchange Kraken Warns Against Bitcoin Cash SV Politics and crypto: US Election Commission Says Crypto Mining For Political Campaigns Is ‘Permissible’ Part 2: (View here: https://youtu.be/XFGI94T9kDQ) Politics and crypto: US Election Commission Says Crypto Mining For Political Campaigns Is ‘Permissible’ Huobi Creates New Committee to Work With China’s Communist Party Bitfury Adds Former SEC Commissioner to Advisory Board Other: Deloitte Blockchain Chief, "clients are nervous about crypto market" Erik Voorhees targeted by WSJ, Salt Lending Investigated by SEC French Tobacco Retailers to Sell Bitcoin Vouchers This episode was sponsored by Verus, huge thank you to them for supporting this channel! This week they released a whitepaper detailing a proof of how they solved 50% attacks: http://veruscoin.io/downloads/papers/VerusPoP.pdf Learn more at Veruscoin.io Lead Developer's twitter: https://twitter.com/ MikeToutonghi Verus Coin twitter: https://twitter.com/VerusCoin

This week in the news! - Bitcoin Cash hard forks with Roger Ver, Craig Wright and Calvin Ayre choosing sides. - Gate.io is hacked through some rogue Javascript. Calls for the internet's most widely used scripting language to be boycotted begin. - P Money regales us with his tales from World Crypto Con. The good, the bad and the ugly. - BAT is added to Coinbase Pro, with a future Coinbase listing to come. If only a crypto hero had predicted this...

Calvin's life got better when he shifted his international payments from fiat to Bitcoin Cash. Craig Wright brought him into this world and he is making his mark. Calvin is currently building a 100 million dollar wellness resort that will be crypto friendly and is funded by his crypto profits. He is also a diplomat: the economic envoy to Antigua.  Prior to that he founded Bodog entertainment, one of the largest players in the online gambling industry. What is life like for a magnate in the Caribbean?  We talk about the future of cryptocurrency, his knowledge of Satoshi's identity, and much more.  

khalwat, tradershky, and BeerAndPoker co-host with us at various points of the show. Howard Lederer releases apology statement through Daniel Negreanu. Caesars receiving offers to buy Interactive Entertainment unit, which includes WSOP. Olivier Busquet cheating on his girlfriend? MGM properties to start charging for parking in June. Brad Booth holding more incriminating UB tapes? Former Kahnawake chief (and UB "owner") Joe Norton back in power after 8-year hiatus. Famed gambler Billy Walters under indictment for insider trading. Marlyand passes ridiculous home poker game law. Atlantic City attempting to allow open alcohol containers on boardwalk. Tiny Indian tribe in Oklahoma kicks off online poker site. Payout problems on Tony G's "TonyBet" site? Calvin Ayre said to have connection with Panama Papers leak. Cantor Gaming in Las Vegas accused of shortchanging sportsbettors. Druff describes his experience selling bitcoin on "localbitcoins" site, including weird dispute with an angle-shooter there. What do people really use the Tinder dating app for? We discusss the curious case of Bill Clinton's travels with a known pedophile. thesparten and Bart Hanson also call in during the show, as do a few others.

khalwat, tradershky, and BeerAndPoker co-host with us at various points of the show. Howard Lederer releases apology statement through Daniel Negreanu. Caesars receiving offers to buy Interactive Entertainment unit, which includes WSOP. Olivier Busquet cheating on his girlfriend? MGM properties to start charging for parking in June. Brad Booth holding more incriminating UB tapes? Former Kahnawake chief (and UB "owner") Joe Norton back in power after 8-year hiatus. Famed gambler Billy Walters under indictment for insider trading. Marlyand passes ridiculous home poker game law. Atlantic City attempting to allow open alcohol containers on boardwalk. Tiny Indian tribe in Oklahoma kicks off online poker site. Payout problems on Tony G's "TonyBet" site? Calvin Ayre said to have connection with Panama Papers leak. Cantor Gaming in Las Vegas accused of shortchanging sportsbettors. Druff describes his experience selling bitcoin on "localbitcoins" site, including weird dispute with an angle-shooter there. What do people really use the Tinder dating app for? We discusss the curious case of Bill Clinton's travels with a known pedophile. thesparten and Bart Hanson also call in during the show, as do a few others.

  Thanks for joining us for the second episode of Off the Board, CalvinAyre.com’s sports and sports betting podcast.  This week our guest was Tom Barton from Tom Barton Sports (tombartonsports.com).

J's got a lot to talk about on this episode of Perspectives Now. Calvin Ayre offers to help victims of the Haiti earthquake through Oxfam. J comments on the Grand Prive video. Barney Franks poker bill could get a committee vote in Feb. And, New Jersey considers legal online gaming. All this and more on Rounders Radio!

J's got a lot to talk about on this episode of Perspectives Now. Calvin Ayre offers to help victims of the Haiti earthquake through Oxfam. J comments on the Grand Prive video. Barney Franks poker bill could get a committee vote in Feb. And, New Jersey considers legal online gaming. All this and more on Rounders Radio!

It's the last Free For All Friday of 2009 loaded with good holiday cheer! Ace and Lake discuss Christmas shopping. Calvin Ayre answers a question. Plus, crazy Tiger Woods parody songs, Rusty and more on Rounders Radio!NOTE: This show is Rated "R".

It's the last Free For All Friday of 2009 loaded with good holiday cheer! Ace and Lake discuss Christmas shopping. Calvin Ayre answers a question. Plus, crazy Tiger Woods parody songs, Rusty and more on Rounders Radio!NOTE: This show is Rated "R".

J Todd gets some poker advice from Ace and Lake from Poker Talk Beyond The Books.  Plus, info on J's interview with Calvin Ayre, why the Barney Frank bill has been delayed and much more!

J Todd gets some poker advice from Ace and Lake from Poker Talk Beyond The Books.  Plus, info on J's interview with Calvin Ayre, why the Barney Frank bill has been delayed and much more!

You’ve seen the drama. We’re a little late to the party but we weight in on the ridiculous Craight Wright and Calvin Ayre antics. We stand with Hodlnaut, we stand with Peter McCormack, and we can’t wait to see this court battle for the ages. We also talk about the Satoshi Treasure prize that’s out there, the US states rulings with regards to crypto laws, and talk about Forbes articles because we can. Subscribe on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cryptobasic-podcast/id1332565102?mt=2&at=1001lJEw Join Our Discord - https://discord.gg/3EnWx6J Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/CryptoBasic Ledger Nano X - https://www.ledger.com/?r=d6b6 Cash App has BTC - https://cash.me/app/RMFXXXL Cryptobasicpodcast@gmail.com Coinbase added 11 more countries for crypto-crypto trading - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Flagship-Friday-Template-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#b3723ee763bd40819b47dde40a303001 Crypto.com Lists ENJ - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Flagship-Friday-Template-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#90291bcf65e843f9834c820f283e6480 Brave rewards is Live in android. - https://brave.com/brave-rewards-now-on-android/ Check out the Binance Academy - https://www.binance.vision/playlists Bitcoin Fees are the highest they've been in over a year - https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-fees-jump-to-nearly-1-year-highs-but-why Craig Wright shit - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Flagship-Friday-Template-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#5981e250e8ec4da68223bb6e23e6aaaf Kraken Delists - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Episode-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#5981e250e8ec4da68223bb6e23e6aaaf More CSW Fraud - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Episode-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#3a47fd19f0404919b848abf66312fe81 Satoshi's Treasure - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Flagship-Friday-Template-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#bf0e0f9000e745829102cbbbbe8746c6 Nomics Ratings - https://nomics.com/exchanges Nomics Article - https://blog.nomics.com/essays/transparency-ratings/ Forbes and huge companies - https://www.notion.so/cryptobasic/Episode-174-761f5338a23b4a5c89cd8bad0cc6f04b#40ffdf092e654828a5ee2815a429559c