Podcast appearances and mentions of mike hearn

Corbin Fraser is the new CEO of Bitcoin.com. In this episode, he talks about the Scaling Wars, his perspective as a BCH advocate, and the lessons the market taught him over the years. Also, he explains why the news section of Bitcoin.com improved. Introducing Corbin Fraser (00:00:50) Bitcoin.com's Evolution (00:01:52) Support for Multiple Cryptocurrencies (00:03:05) Challenges of Tribalism in Crypto (00:06:51) Origins of Bitcoin Cash (00:09:07) The Scaling Wars (00:12:14) Misconceptions About BCH Leadership (00:15:23) The Meme Warfare (00:18:31) Promoting Token Swaps (00:20:09) Bitcoin.com News and Geopolitics (00:21:16) Respect for Peter Schiff (00:22:01) Occupy Wall Street Insights (00:22:12) Bitcoin Cash vs Bitcoin Debate (00:24:25) Vitalik's Perspective on Forks (00:25:04) Nomenclature and Propaganda (00:26:17) Cola Wars Analogy (00:28:31) Future of Bitcoin Block Size (00:29:56) Lightning Network Adoption Challenges (00:30:04) Alternative Layer 2 Solutions (00:31:27) Lightning Network's Technical Limits (00:32:33) Bitcoin SV and Centralization Concerns (00:33:42) Impact of Community Divisions (00:34:44) Chaos of Forks in 2017 (00:36:58) Bitcoin.com's Business Approach (00:40:04) Lightning Network Whitepaper Block Size (00:41:06) Discussion on AI and Block Size (00:42:39) Satoshi's Misjudgments (00:43:46) Censorship and Community Chaos (00:45:34) Personal Losses During the Block Size Wars (00:47:08) Bitcoin Cash's Price Surge to $3000 (00:47:38) Miner Hesitation (00:48:30) Current Features of BCH (00:51:55) Emergence of Cash Tokens & Failure of SLP (00:56:02) Building on UTXO (01:00:18) Ethereum's Rise Post-Scaling Wars (01:02:10) SushiSwap & DeFi Summer (01:03:53) Vampire Liquidity Attack (01:05:08) Speculation Around Chef Nomi (01:06:27) Development of Aave & Compound (01:07:30) Community Dynamics in BCH (01:08:32) Debate on Development Tax (01:09:43) Amaury Sechet's Influence and Community Split (01:10:14) Forking and Community Fragmentation (01:12:12) Transition to Ethereum and DeFi (01:14:39) The Role of Multi-Chain Strategies (01:19:12) Privacy and Zano (01:20:41) Operational Security and Privacy in Crypto (01:23:09) Government Regulation and Crypto Development (01:24:31) Zano's Hybrid PoW/PoS Consensus (01:25:56) Fact-Checking from Bitcoin Cash Podcast (01:27:13) Bitcoin Cash Upgrade Schedule (01:28:14) Twitter Spaces Collaboration (01:28:47) Privacy Solutions in BCH (01:29:29) Mike Hearn's Prediction on Forks (01:30:05) Misleading Media Influence (01:30:57) Dollar Cost Averaging Strategy (01:31:50) Self-Custody Solutions (01:32:02) Ownership of Bitcoin.com (01:33:54) Roger Ver's Contributions (01:34:22) Support for Roger Ver (01:36:25) Government's Stance on Crypto (01:38:47) Reading Roger's Defense (01:39:59) Misinterpretations of Roger's Position (01:41:08) Evolution of Roger Ver's Views (01:42:31) Market Humbling Experiences (01:42:54) Elon Musk's Influence (01:43:37) Current Crypto Market Sentiment (01:45:01) Celebrity Influence on Crypto (01:46:05) Kanye West's Coin Speculation (01:47:01) Kanye's Meme Coin Ventures (01:48:05) The Decline of Meme Coin Interest (01:49:16) Overvaluation in Crypto Projects (01:50:50) Block Size Wars Reflection (01:51:48) State Actors and Bitcoin's Challenges (01:52:51) Blockstream's Business Struggles (01:54:41) Developer Commitment and Innovation (01:56:34) Stablecoins vs. Bitcoin Adoption (02:00:05) Future of Stablecoins and CBDCs (02:01:33) Block Size Debate and Social Consensus (02:04:08) George Hotz's Perspective on Innovation (02:06:48) Ethereum's Rapid Development (02:09:07) Ethereum's Challenges (02:11:29) Bitcoin's Cautious Approach (02:12:05) Testing Protocols (02:13:15) User Education on Risks (02:15:35) Brock Pierce's Influence (02:16:21) Community Engagement (02:18:17) Listing Criteria for New Coin on Bitcoin dot com Wallet (02:20:34) Integration of Privacy Coins (02:22:58) Zano's Potential (02:24:01) User Confusion with Bitcoin Domains (02:28:21) BSV Integration Decision (02:30:36) Balanced News Coverage (02:32:04) Introduction to New Developments (02:33:07) Embracing a Broader Crypto Perspective (02:34:05) Closing Remarks (02:34:46) Final Thoughts and Future Plans (02:35:03)

Watch the Full Episode for FREE: londonreal.tv/chalkias Today we welcome Kostas ‘Kryptos' Chalkias, a renowned blockchain engineer, Web3 cryptographer and white-hat hacker who has spent his career solving some of the most complex challenges in Web3 security and usability, and is the brains behind Sui, the world's fastest blockchain. Kostas is also the Chief Cryptographer & Co-Founder of Mysten Labs, with the mission to solve blockchain's biggest adoption barriers - security, usability, and accessibility. Their flagship project, Sui, is helping to fulfill the original promise of blockchain - delivering true digital ownership, scalability, and security. For Kostas, digital ownership is the key to unlocking the internet's full potential, allowing individuals and creators to control their data and assets without relying on centralised platforms. Trust me when I say Kostas Chalkias is a visionary - a true pioneer in the Web3 space. He was heavily involved with some of Bitcoin's earliest developers, including Mike Hearn and indirectly Satoshi himself, while many of the projects and initiatives he's been involved with have become the foundations of the blockchain and crypto industry we know today. For Kostas, this is not just about problem solving and engineering solutions, it's about defining the next era of the internet. And with Sui, Mysten Labs, and his relentless pursuit of innovation, he's making sure that future becomes reality.

Corporal Mike Hearn  joins Todd and Craig on this episode answering a multitude of questions regarding Michigan Off-Road Vehicle Laws and Riding Basics. Much more information and topics will be discussed on next weeks radio/podcast. Much thanks and appreciation to the Corporal for his generous time to appear and answer all the questions.  Thank you to all the men and women at the DNR  Be sure to download The Handbook of Off-Road Vehicle Laws and Riding Basics.  Visit www.michigan.gov/dnr Be sure to like and follow FB Michigan Off Road Vehicle Laws and Basics.    

Heute gehen Chris & Jan-Paul zusammen mit den Gästen @volker_BTC und @CantillonEffet der Frage nach, warum Satoshi Nakamoto 21 Millionen Coins als Hardcap für das von ihm geschaffene Electronic Cash System “Bitcoin” gewählt hat. Es wird nie mehr als 21 Mio Bitcoin geben - aber warum genau 21 Millionen? Von und mit: - Jan-Paul - Chris - Volker - Effet CantillonProduziert und geschnitten: ThorstenHier könnt ihr uns eine Spende über Lightning da lassen: ⚡️nodesignal@getalby.comWenn euch unsere Arbeit gefällt, könnt ihr unsere Folgen auch auf Podcasting 2.0 Plattformen, wie Fountain, PodcastGuru, Castamatic, Breez oder Podverse hören und uns so eine kleine Aufmerksamkeit da lassen. Danke an alle, die die Bitcoin Community mit ihren Spenden unterstützen! Mit diesen Spenden wird unter anderem unser Bounty Programm verwirklicht, in dem ihr euch für die Mitarbeit an einem Projekt eine Belohnung sichern könnt.Für Feedback und weitergehenden Diskussionen kommt gerne in die Telegramgruppe von Nodesignal und bewertet uns bei Spotify und Apple Podcasts. Folgt uns auch gerne bei Nostr:npub1n0devk3h2l3rx6vmt24a3lz4hsxp7j8rn3x44jkx6daj7j8jzc0q2u02cy und Twitter.Blockzeit: 839814Bitcoin Halving im Code Bitcoin Block Subsidy Übersicht von Wicked Summenformel - hier von Anilsaidso Bitcoin Talk Forum (2023) “Why Bitcoin has 21 Millionen Supply?” Monetärer Ansatz: E-Mail Reply von Satoshi an Mike Hearn (12. April 2009) Monetärer Ansatz kombiniert mit Computer Science Ansatz Artikel “The 21 Million Dollar Question” von Rich Apodaca Kommentar zu Floating Numbers aus Bitcoin dem Bitcointalk Forum Referenz zu Bitcoin 0.1 Satoshi zu warum 21 Mio aus dem Bitcointalk Forum Timestamps:(00:00:00) Intro(00:00:22) Begrüßung, Blockzeit, Value 4 Value(00:03:17) Kurzvorstellung Gäste(00:06:03) Wie kommen die 21 Millionen im Code zustande?(00:13:43) Bitverschiebung fürs Halving(00:20:32) Formel von @anilsaidso erklärt(00:29:08) Weitere Zahlenspiele(00:32:36) Die monetäre Erklärung für 21M(00:45:33) Liegt die Antwort in den Datentypen?(01:06:29) Welchen Nutzen hat die Zeitkonstante von 210.000 Blöcken(01:34:17) Abschließende Meinungen(01:37:50) Verabschiedung und Outro

In the middle of a more aggressive campaign to promote a soft fork that enables two-way pegged sidechains via BIP 300/301, Layer Two Labs CEO Paul Sztorc has been accused of attacking Bitcoin and being the new Mike Hearn. But are Drivechains that bad?

Hi everyone, we had a great time with Mike Hearn. Mike is a Software Developer and Founder of Hydraulic Software. Mike will share with us about Hydraulic Conveyor, a tool that makes distributing Flutter Desktop apps easier. Check out the episode and share it with your friends!Resources:https://www.hydraulic.software/https://github.com/hydraulic-softwarehttps://twitter.com/HydraulicDevOn the show:

Bitesize Bitcoin Mining Transactions     Early Bitcoin adopter Mike Hearn writes to Satoshi on April 12, 2009 “Hi Satoshi, I read your paper on Bitcoin with great interest. I found it a bit confusing though – I believe it may be easier to follow if you provide some examples. Specifically, it's not quite clear to me what blocks contain” He then goes on to ask if only one chain is recording all of the transactions or “the story of the economy” as Mr. Hearn states. Satoshi responds 10 hours later “Hi Mike, I'm glad to answer any questions you have. If I get time, I ought to write a FAQ to supplement the paper” he follows with “There is only one global chain” The two continue their back and forth for 2 weeks, chatting about the protocol, even talking about sending transactions back and forth. Unfortunately for Mike Hearn, Satoshi doesn't directly answer the initial question, “what do blocks contain” But fortunately for you, at Ungovernable Misfits we have the Bitesize Bitcoin series.    In this episode of Bitesize Bitcoin, we will use our previous Bitesize's hash to extend our chain of understanding of Bitcoin block creation and cover how transactions make their way into a block to be recorded on the one global chain, forever.    https://ungovernablemisfits.com/

Beverly McClenaghan, a senior ecologist with eDNAtec recounts her work at the Titanic wreck; a professor at Tokyo University, Yinji Le on her participation at the 4th World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress; retired Petty Harbour fisherman Mike Hearn looking back at the calling of the cod moratorium

On this episode of TGIF with Courtney, host Courtney Stone connects with special guest Mike Hearn of Valion Capital LLC to discuss how he was inspired to create a multimillion-dollar real estate investment business while being a spirited husband, father and active duty service member for the US military.Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tgifw...Connect with  Mike Hearn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-hearn-jr-3b976884/  Episode Resources:https://www.valioncapital.com/ | https://lhconsultingllc.org

Feedback Remember to share feedback at bitcoindadpod@protonmail.com or @bdadpod on twitter Advice for LostFaithinPaperMoney Helpful links for begining to self-custody your bitcoin Intro (https://bitcoin-intro.com/) to holding bitcoin Sparrow Wallet (https://sparrowwallet.com/docs/quick-start.html) quick start guide Wallet Software and a good Hardware Wallet Sparrow Bitcoin Wallet - Sparrow Wallet (https://sparrowwallet.com/) COLDCARD Wallet – Hardware Wallet - The Most Trusted and Secure Hardware Wallet (https://coldcard.com/) Exodus (https://www.exodus.com/) News Finally some good privacy news (https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2022-February/020026.html) from Chris Belcher about his new coinswap protocol This Month in Bitcoin Privacy is back! (https://enegnei.github.io/This-Month-In-Bitcoin-Privacy/February_2022/) Awesome newsletter by the pseudonymous opensource journalist Janine More challenges with Wasabi v2, incredibly privacy info NFT marketplace OpenSEE is not decentralized and subject to sanctions policy (https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/03/03/opensea-bars-iranian-users-as-us-sanctions-talk-ramps-up/) Etherium infrastructure providers will block certain areas (https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/03/03/metamask-infura-block-certain-areas-amid-crypto-sanctions-fury/) from using their "decentralized" blockchain Sanctions on the Russian Central Bank (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-28/central-bank-sanctions-breach-fortress-russia-halt-intervention) may have frozen 30-50% of Russian FX reserves History - Payments vs Global Money Chris is so right about bitcoin 10 years ago (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgShbj-8c28&t=1588s) but the narrative was mostly about transactions, not investment/value transfer into the future Nick Szabo's Shelling Out (https://nakamotoinstitute.org/shelling-out/) describes a theoritcal framework to analyze a commodity gradually becoming money Paper is hosted by the Nakamoto Institute (https://nakamotoinstitute.org/) which has some great bitcoin research The narrative between transactional money and gold/value money changed during the Block Size War (https://blog.bitmex.com/the-blocksize-war-chapter-1-first-strike/) Mike Hearn of Bitcoin XT analyzes the death of the bitcoin network (https://blog.plan99.net/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7#.5jvqjf9lg) in 2016 Early video defending bitcoin's small block (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZp7UGgBR0I) decentralization, look at the comments for a sense of how loud the big block argument was An early podcast debate on block size Increases (https://www.bitcoin.kn/2015/09/adam-back-gavin-andresen-block-size-increase/) between Gavin Andreeson and Adam Back Corrections Proof of Stake is great for pump and dumps Tuur Dem has a concise piece (https://tuurdemeester.medium.com/critique-of-buterins-a-proof-of-stake-design-philosophy-49fc9ebb36c6) outlining some logical fallacies in POS security Sponsors and Acknowledgements Music by Lesfm from Pixabay Self Hosted Show (https://selfhosted.show/) courtesy of Jupiter Broadcasting (https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/)

According to a new set of environmental audits, the Ontario government has ignored the public's right to consultation on environmentally-significant decisions. We find out more Ontario's Auditor General, Bonnie Lysyk; We talk with Kim Hay an amateur astronomer from Yarker who has been honoured for her contributions to the science by having an asteroid named after her: 10062 Kim Hay; Mike Hearn, a father of two in Midland, explains why he's anxious to get them vaccinated against COVID; Fewer people than normal are getting their routine vaccinations. Sandra Hanna of the Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada makes the case to permit pharmacists to administer more of the publicly-funded vaccines; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press previews today's Speech From the Throne and the priorities as Parliament resumes; Dr. Ann Collins, Past President of the Canadian Medical Association says that the federal government and social media companies both need to take a stand against the physical and online abuse that health care workers are subjected to; Orillia is working to get a warming centre up and running. City councillor Jay Fallis tells us about their efforts.

San Diego, CA- One of the best Bitcoin shows I have ever been a part of! It lasts over 2 hours, but it flies by! Cedric Youngelman is an awesome host! We go beyond BTC at times and Trace Mayer even comes up in conversation! All sorts of current Bitcoin questions, and some classic memories. Future attacks, strong hands, virus, life, health, and MUCH MORE! Pound that like button! Here is how Cedric described it: "In this wide-ranging & engaging conversation with Adam Meister AKA The Bitcoin Meister AKA The Disrupt Meister AKA The Strong Handed Unique Beast joins me to discuss: - The worship of complexity - Personal responsibility as the new counter-culture - The cowboy spirit of America - Will Elon Musk fork Btc? - El Salvador, Fedcoins, Roger Ver, Mike Hearn, the block-size wars, Tone Vays, Giacomo Zuco attacking Trace Meyer in Las Vegas, Nic Carter, Richard Heart, Erik Vorhees, American Hodl, Biden, Trump, Warren, De Santis, lockdowns, tyranny of the majority, secession, Bitcoin & so much freaking more Adam was on fire for the whole time & there were even some tears. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did." Cedric- https://twitter.com/CedYoungelman/ Watch the show here- https://youtu.be/fhoT2JZDjXU Follow Adam on Twitter- https://twitter.com/TechBalt Adam's Parler- https://parler.com/profile/BitcoinMeister All of the BitcoinMeister videos are here at- http://DisruptMeister.com Financially support the podcast here- https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmeister/support BOOKMARK SPORTSMEISTER.com DISRUPTMEISTER.com & TECHBALT.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmeister/support

In this wide-ranging & engaging conversation with Adam Meister AKA The Bitcoin Meister AKA The Disrupt Meister AKA The Strong Handed Unique Beast joins me to discuss: - The worship of complexity - Personal responsibility as the new counter-culture - The cowboy spirit of America - Will Elon Musk fork Btc? - El Salvador, Fedcoins, Roger Ver, Mike Hearn, the block-size wars, Tone Vayes, Giacomo Zuco attacking Trace Meyer in Las Vegas, Nic Carter, Richard Heart, Erik Vorhees, American Hodl, Biden, Trump, Warren, De Santis, lockdowns, tyranny of the majority, secession, Bitcoin & so much freaking more  Adam was on fire for the whole time & there were even some tears. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did.

Developer and Bitcoin Cash advocate Chris Pacia comes on the podcast to mostly rant about Bitcoin maximalism. We rant about the Lightning network, and the difficulties in onboarding hundreds of thousands of people, as well as Chris and his early days with Mike Hearn criticizing the abilities of Lightning to solve on-chain scaling. We also go over PorcFest, and the Bitcoin maximalist debates and their shrinking share of the pro-liberty movement over time. Donate - Sponsors Thank you so much for listening! Please leave a tip if you enjoy the content, either here or via any of the cryptocurrency addresses in my CoinTree link. You can also send a message with a CoinTree donation. I'd love to hear from you! Thanks to my recurring donors both anonymous and otherwise! - https://cointr.ee/thedesertlynx Support us by checking out our sponsors! Want to live on crypto? Create a Bitrefill account with the coupon code “DCN” and pay mobile bills or buy gift cards from more than 1650 businesses in 170 countries quickly and privately, and earn rewards. - https://www.bitrefill.com/buy/?code=DCN Buy anything you want in the world, even rare items, with crypto by using ShopInBit's concierge service. - https://shopinbit.com/en/conciergeservice-ordering-service?sPartner=joel If you're tired of YouTube and other platforms censoring and demonetizing creators, what are you waiting for? Join Odysee! - https://odysee.com/$/invite/@DigitalCashNetwork:c Protect your privacy online, sign up to NordVPN with the promo code DCN and get 68% off, plus an additional month free! - https://nordvpn.org/dcn If don't want search engines like Google controlling your search results and selling your information, join Presearch and get paid to search! - https://presearch.org/signup?rid=865012 Music from https://www.zapsplat.com

"Bitcoin is the most important innovation to happen to money in 1,000 years." - Vijay Boyapati In this very special episode, Vijay returns to talk with Ced about his new book the Bullish Case for Bitcoin & where we are in this cycle. We discuss: - What are the common mistakes made during a bull run - How a bull market tests your conviction more than a vicious bear market - Is the current cycle different than prior cycles - El Salvador, nation state adoption, inflation & the Berlin Wall - How Bitcoin poses an existential threat to government monetary policy - Bitcoin as a collateral asset - Gartner hype cycles, Bitcoin's fundamentals, the Lindy Effect & tulips - Will countries ban proof of work mining - Mike Hearn, Ron Paul, big tech, Google, Silicon Valley, altcoin season, QE, AMC, Gamestop, meme stocks & so much more

It’s almost exactly ten years since Satoshi Nakamoto made his last regular appearance online – on April 23 2011. After that, there was only one more message, of just five words, a few years later. To commemorate the occasion, on this week’s CoinGeek Conversations, Charles Miller is joined by the man behind the pseudonym, Dr. Craig S. Wright.Between managing a full-time job at the Sydney accountancy firm BDO, finishing multiple degrees and traveling from the city to his farm, Craig found the time to write emails and post as Satoshi Nakamoto on the Cryptography Mailing List where he linked to the Bitcoin White Paper – allowing the mailing list members to be first to see it.Craig had doubts about Bitcoin even after its release, he admits: “I was rather uncertain whether it would work or not, to tell you the truth, I was not confident at all.”     The first and noteworthy reaction to the White Paper came from mailing list contributor James A. Donald who said that the problem with the idea was that Bitcoin would never be able to scale – a point that Craig has been busy refuting ever since.In trying to work out who was behind the Satoshi identity - all the more mysterious after he ‘disappeared’ in 2011 - several discussions focused on the way Satoshi writes. Charles points out that ‘Craig as Satoshi’ tends to write calmly. In contrast, he quotes Craig in a 2010 post writing as himself, in which he sounds decidedly agitated. Craig explains that he has many different writing styles appropriate for different contexts. The “Satoshi anoraks,” as Charles calls the amateur online investigators, have made all sorts of analyses - from the use of double spacing to the times of day or night that Satoshi posted.One observation was about Mike Hearn’s holiday greeting to Satoshi in which he said: “Happy Christmas Satoshi, assuming you celebrate it.” Satoshi didn’t respond to Hearn’s greeting. Charles asked whether that was deliberate or just an omission: “I don't hide that I'm Christian anymore, but I used to,” Craig said. “I found that it was rather problematic because of the attitudes of people in Silicon Valley in particular.”A conversation with Craig wouldn’t be complete without a mention of books, in this case, audio books. The two exchanged some laughs as Craig describes how his wife would have to put up with the sound of his audio books being played at high speed as they were in bed at night. “I live on audiobooks - the wife says it sounds like a bunch of chipmunks.”Join Charles Miller on this episode of CoinGeek Conversations to learn more about ‘the rise and fall of Satoshi Nakamoto’.

Catherine sits down with the legendary duo Richard Gendal Brown and Mike Hearn to talk about R3's Conclave. Listen on your favorite podcast app! Guests: Richard Gendal Brown - LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/gendal/) - Twitter (https://twitter.com/gendal) Mike Hearn - LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-hearn-2523962/) Host: Catherine Rutter - LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinemrutter/) - Twitter (https://twitter.com/breadandrutter) Produced by Conan Brophy

Location: Remotely Date: Wednesday 21st April Company: Kraken & Bitcoin Magazine Role: Editor Ten years ago, in April 2011, Satoshi Nakamoto sent his last known message to Mike Hearn, stating that he had "moved on to other things" and that Bitcoin was "in good hands". Satoshi left the development with Gavin Andresen and a group of contributors and left the Bitcoin community for good.  At launch, Bitcoin was governed and developed entirely by Satoshi; it was centralised. To reach the level of decentralisation that Satoshi envisioned, Bitcoin couldn't have a leader that the community looked towards; instead, it needed to rely on peer review, debate and consensus. Satoshi, the mythical and mysterious leader, had to leave the project he founded. Pete Rizzo wrote The Last Days of Satoshi to answer the fundamental questions about Bitcoin's early history and its creator. How did he run the project? And why did he have to leave? In this episode, I talk to Pete Rizzo, the Editor at Kraken & Bitcoin Magazine. We discuss Satoshi's final days, his contribution to Bitcoin, the project's transition to decentralisation, and why his disappearance was inevitable.

“ Satoshi kind of left an unfinished product, because in order for it to be finished, it had to solve the riddle of him.”— Pete RizzoLocation: RemotelyDate: Wednesday 21st AprilCompany: Kraken & Bitcoin MagazineRole: EditorTen years ago, in April 2011, Satoshi Nakamoto sent his last known message to Mike Hearn, stating that he had "moved on to other things" and that Bitcoin was "in good hands". Satoshi left the development with Gavin Andresen and a group of contributors and left the Bitcoin community for good. At launch, Bitcoin was governed and developed entirely by Satoshi; it was centralised. To reach the level of decentralisation that Satoshi envisioned, Bitcoin couldn't have a leader that the community looked towards; instead, it needed to rely on peer review, debate and consensus. Satoshi, the mythical and mysterious leader, had to leave the project he founded.Pete Rizzo wrote The Last Days of Satoshi to answer the fundamental questions about Bitcoin's early history and its creator. How did he run the project? And why did he have to leave?In this episode, I talk to Pete Rizzo, the Editor at Kraken & Bitcoin Magazine. We discuss Satoshi's final days, his contribution to Bitcoin, the project's transition to decentralisation, and why his disappearance was inevitable.This episode’s sponsors:Gemini - Buy Bitcoin instantlyBlockFi - The future of Bitcoin financial servicesSportsbet.io - Online sportsbook & casino that accepts BitcoinCasa - The leading provider of Bitcoin multisig key security.Exodus - The world's leading Desktop, Mobile and Hardware crypto wallets.Ledger - State of the art Bitcoin hardware wallet-----WBD339 - Show Notes-----If you enjoy The What Bitcoin Did Podcast you can help support the show by doing the following:Become a Patron and get access to shows early or help contributeMake a tip:Bitcoin: 3FiC6w7eb3dkcaNHMAnj39ANTAkv8Ufi2SQR Codes: BitcoinIf you do send a tip then please email me so that I can say thank youSubscribe on iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | SoundCloud | YouTube | Deezer | TuneIn | RSS FeedLeave a review on iTunesShare the show and episodes with your friends and familySubscribe to the newsletter on my websiteFollow me on Twitter Personal | Twitter Podcast | Instagram | Medium | YouTubeIf you are interested in sponsoring the show, you can read more about that here or please feel free to drop me an email to discuss options.

Martin Jee and Mike Hearn discuss his early days in programming, Conclave, Corda and where the internet is going next in what must be said is a very positive vision for the future, and a very positive way to end what has been a rather downbeat year. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Youtube etc : https://anchor.fm/fromthebasement Mike Hearn is a programmer extrordinaire, an early Bitcoin contributor, who joined R3 to take distributed ledger technology to its next logical level and (alongside Richard Gendal Brown and James Carlyle) created Corda. Today the main thing taking up Mike's time is bullet-proofing Conclave, the everyman's confidential computing solution and R3s new product. Presented by Martin Jee, Independent Corda Recruiter : Oxenbury Partners, http://www.oxenburypartners.com Edited by Tess Shepherd-Smith. A Basement Production by Oscar Bennett.

Steve, TK, and Deryk join me for another rip-roaring bitcoin discussion. This time we explore and speculate about some of the wackier and more entertaining possibilities in the world of bitcoin. *If you're new to bitcoin, you probably won't know what we're talking about. It's mostly zany inside baseball. -Ira vs. Craig Wright lawsuit -Mike Hearn and Satoshi -Phil Wilson and Satoshi -How do you explain Craig Wright? -Intelligence agency infiltration? -Organized crime? -The book that got banned -The Satoshi coins -TK's stone-cold lead pipe lock prediction for 2025 As always, we do this for our own enjoyment and we aren't trying to win any contests or shill anything but freedom. (But if you want to send me money I'm $isaacmorehouse on Handcash!) We each value human liberty and free-market money, and we think big blocks and aggressive scaling are awesome. Enjoy! Originally released on YouTube April 10th, 2020

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Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and Bitcoin SV (BSV). How on earth did we get to having three vastly different projects laying claim to the Bitcoin name? In episode 1 of our new podcast series, Bitstocks Product & Sales Manager, Emmanuel Alamu and CFO, Elia Yousif set out to explore the history, ideologies and economics that underpin the different Bitcoin node implementations. In part 1 of this episode, Emmanuel and Elia take us through historical events and the narratives that developed along the way. The pair take us back to the very beginning of the block size debate, when Mike Hearn proposed an 8MB block size limit in 2014 and ended up ostracised from the community. Moving on to 2015, we look at the initial proposal of SegWit, a protocol change that would radically alter the way transactions would be processed on the BTC network. By 2016, the Bitcoin project is split between those vying for the adoption of SegWit, and those rallying for the block size to be increased to 8MB. The first hard fork follows as result, with the birth of Bitcoin Cash at the end of 2017. A little over a year later, a civil war erupts within Bitcoin Cash, a hash war takes place, and Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (Bitcoin SV) is born. To an outsider, the different factions of Bitcoin might seem absurd. But, by focussing our attention on the different ideologies (socialism, anarchism, capitalism) and economic incentive schemes of each, Elia and Emmanuel show us there’s more than trivial tribalism brewing beneath the surface.  

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On today’s episode, Horace and Oliver dig deep into the evolution of business models in transport, and how micromobility lays the foundation for the next great shift of interoperable, efficient, low-cost transport services powered by blockchain. I think we just hit peak hype words, but bear with us!We cover:- How the car was the first great bundling of transport ‘jobs-to-be-done’ into a single option — kickstarting the first major productization of transport.- The emergence of Uber, and the shift of trips from pre-paid product to service.- The dynamics of vehicle fleets, and why scooter/e-bike fleets are likely to move off-balance sheet for most large operators in the near future.- How multimodality, especially that underpinned by micromobility, lends itself to open transport systems, and how this will give rise to token marketplaces for trips (similar to Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn’s tradenet proposal ).- The impact that decentralized token marketplaces will have on cities.It’s a conceptually dense episode as we explore the Productization-Servitization-Securitization-Tokenization (Pro-Se-Sec-To Framework?).

This is an extra special bonus episode of Blockchain Insider as in this interview with Richard Brown, CTO of R3, Simon and Colin talk to him about how they first encountered Bitcoin and the start ofthe blockchain phenomenon. They also look at what blockchain, in the Corda sense, brings to the world that was missing before, how open source blockchain holds the potential to change industries across the world and how to represent real world assets on the blockchain. The four also talk about blockchain as the next megatrend, what the future of blockchain could be, why they focused on financial aspects of blockchain and sidechannel attacks. We hope you enjoy the show and, as ever, don't forget to subscribe! Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show @bchaininsider and if you really love the show, please leave us a review on iTunes. This bonus episode of Blockchain Insider was produced by Petrit Berisha and edited by Michael Bailey. Special Guests: Mike Hearn and Richard Brown.

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Our Blockchain Byte this week dives into Smart Contracts. Catherine has a special guest Neepa Patel who just released the paper "Blockchain KYC/AML Utilities for International Payments: A Regulatory Solution for Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Inclusion?" Catherine and Neepa discuss the paper and an interesting recent news article that was just released on Coin Desk, "A Porsche Speedster Is Being Turned Into Tokens." After that, Catherine talks with Mike Hearn, whose resume includes Google and Bitcoin before coming to R3. Mike discusses if he is in fact, Satoshi ;) , what originally attracted him to the bitcoin world, if he ever considered its potential for usage by the very institutions it was intending to disintermediate, what the shortcomings are of ‘traditional’ blockchain technology for enterprise usage, and more! Visit our meetup page www.meetup.com/pro/corda and sign up for CordaCon Tokyo here (https://www.cvent.com/c/express/7753d792-b231-4731-a366-ad32bc7fe463). Music from bensound.com Special Guests: Mike Hearn and Neepa Patel.

Mike Hearn joins us to speak about why he chose Kotlin as his next programming language as well as his new venture which is Corda, a distribute ledger with a difference For links to show notes, please visit talkingkotlin.com

MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/e155This is episode 155 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!Happy New Year, Bitcoiners! Despite the expectations of countless media and so-called economists, Bitcoin survived 2016. In fact, it seems like it did far more than just survive. So as we often do this time of year, we'll take an episode to assess the past year in Bitcoin and predict the future.To recap 2016, we'll consider Mike Hearn's exit (http://ymb.tc/e108), SegWit (http://ymb.tc/e142), the presidential election (http://ymb.tc/e125), and more. Then after that, we'll make some Bitcoin predictions for 2017 and chat about some goals for the YMB podcast itself.Your hosts are Daniel Brown and Tim Baker. Tune in for the great celebration!Leave a comment and tell us what you expect for Bitcoin in 2017!If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, use the share buttons to let others know that it exists! Every click helps.Or to support YMB more directly, subscribe on Patreon and earn perks! (http://ymb.tc/FeedUs)Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/e155This is episode 155 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!Happy New Year, Bitcoiners! Despite the expectations of countless media and so-called economists, Bitcoin survived 2016. In fact, it seems like it did far more than just survive. So as we often do this time of year, we’ll take an episode to assess the past year in Bitcoin and predict the future.To recap 2016, we’ll consider Mike Hearn’s exit (http://ymb.tc/e108), SegWit (http://ymb.tc/e142), the presidential election (http://ymb.tc/e125), and more. Then after that, we’ll make some Bitcoin predictions for 2017 and chat about some goals for the YMB podcast itself.Your hosts are Daniel Brown and Tim Baker. Tune in for the great celebration!Leave a comment and tell us what you expect for Bitcoin in 2017!If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, use the share buttons to let others know that it exists! Every click helps.Or to support YMB more directly, subscribe on Patreon and earn perks! (http://ymb.tc/FeedUs)Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/e155This is episode 155 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!Happy New Year, Bitcoiners! Despite the expectations of countless media and so-called economists, Bitcoin survived 2016. In fact, it seems like it did far more than just survive. So as we often do this time of year, we’ll take an episode to assess the past year in Bitcoin and predict the future.To recap 2016, we’ll consider Mike Hearn’s exit (http://ymb.tc/e108), SegWit (http://ymb.tc/e142), the presidential election (http://ymb.tc/e125), and more. Then after that, we’ll make some Bitcoin predictions for 2017 and chat about some goals for the YMB podcast itself.Your hosts are Daniel Brown and Tim Baker. Tune in for the great celebration!Leave a comment and tell us what you expect for Bitcoin in 2017!If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, use the share buttons to let others know that it exists! Every click helps.Or to support YMB more directly, subscribe on Patreon and earn perks! (http://ymb.tc/FeedUs)Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

Attracting over 70 of the world’s biggest financial institutions to its consortium in just over a year, R3 has accomplished a formidable task. Aiming to rethink the fabric of the financial system, they first conducted experiments testing blockchain platforms for their member and last year began developing their own distributed ledger platform: Corda. The effort to build Corda was lead by R3 CTO Richard Brown and the former Bitcoin developer and R3 lead architect Mike Hearn. In a wide-ranging discussion, we covered the vision of the project and why it represents a radical departure from existing blockchain platforms. Topics covered in this episode: The origin story of R3 Why existing blockchain designs didn’t meet their needs How the R3 team lead a design effort to develop a new platform from scratch The business problem Corda is aiming to solve The components of Corda’s architecture How Corda handles privacy Notaries and preventing double spends Open sourcing Corda and the plan to join Hyperledger Episode links: R3 Corda: What Makes it Different Introducing R3 Corda: A Distributed Ledger for Financial Services Corda: An Introduction [PDF] R3 Website E151 - Ian Grigg: Ricardian Contracts and Digital Assets Prehistory Smart Contract Templates: Foundations, Design Landscape & Research Directions This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Meher Roy. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/155

A bitter ideological battle is being fought for control over the virtual currency's future. Can it survive if it doesn't expand to accommodate more users and transactions? Meanwhile, banks and others are using Bitcoin's underlying technology to develop their own products and services. Does the blockchain ultimately have more potential? The Bitcoin impasse has led to some high-profile defections, including that of former core developer Mike Hearn. He tells Rory Cellan-Jones why he thinks the experiment has failed. They are joined by Alex Waters, co-founder of Bitcoin investment firm Coin Apex, and Melanie Swan, a philosopher and economic theorist at the New School for Social Research in New York. (Picture: A shop displaying a Bitcoin sign in Hong Kong. Credit: Philippe Lopez, Getty Images)

Anders talks in depth about the Mike Hearn bombshell in the Bitcoin community, and we talk about the emergence of smart contracts and Ethereum as "the next big thing".

Marcello sings Ace of Base and makes a 9/11 reference. In addition we talk about Mike Hearn and how it has affected the crypto-community and M.K. Lords joins us on the show this week! And although she sounds like the level 9 boss on Dark Souls II, she is a prominent voice for privacy and accountability in the Bitcoin space and she brings her diverse experience in public speaking, writing, event organization and content creation to the podcast to school us on spreading the values of the Airbitz team. After all....Airbitz helps to spend bitcoins “in the real world”. If you start seeing the same black cat walk past your door twice, YOUR WINDOWS JUST TURNED INTO BRICK WALLS, RUN!!

Co-Host: Charles Thomas 0:40 – News of the Bogus: Bitcoin Special The resolution of the Bitcoin experiment https://medium.com/@octskyward/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experiment-dabb30201f7 Community Disagrees with Mike Hearn, as He Sparks Bitcoin Classic Adoption http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/16/mike-hearn-wrong-bitcoin-classic-now/ Gavin Andresen on Twitter: “@binarybits @OctSkyward Yes, Mike is too pessimistic.” https://twitter.com/gavinandresen/status/687900588210663424 Austin Hill on Twitter: “Bitcoin is not dead,we are going through a similar […]

Main Page: http://ymb.tc/e108This is episode 108 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!According to countless news sources, Bitcoin is finally dead. It all started when lead developer Mike Hearn declared that he was quitting. One of the main problems he mentioned was Bitcoin’s inability to scale, but ultimately it was the community that failed to adopt solutions. Hearn was also the man behind BitcoinXT, the fork that could have increased the Bitcoin block size.Do we believe him? Is it even possible for Bitcoin to fail? What indicators best measure the health of Bitcoin? What do we expect going forward? Tune in for our thoughts on all those questions and tons more! Your hosts are Daniel Brown, Tim Baker, and John Stuart. Enjoy!Leave a comment and tell us if you think Bitcoin is dead!We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsor, LuckyBit.If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, please use the share buttons to let others know that it exists! Every little bit of support helps.Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

Main Page: http://ymb.tc/e108This is episode 108 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!According to countless news sources, Bitcoin is finally dead. It all started when lead developer Mike Hearn declared that he was quitting. One of the main problems he mentioned was Bitcoin's inability to scale, but ultimately it was the community that failed to adopt solutions. Hearn was also the man behind BitcoinXT, the fork that could have increased the Bitcoin block size.Do we believe him? Is it even possible for Bitcoin to fail? What indicators best measure the health of Bitcoin? What do we expect going forward? Tune in for our thoughts on all those questions and tons more! Your hosts are Daniel Brown, Tim Baker, and John Stuart. Enjoy!Leave a comment and tell us if you think Bitcoin is dead!We'd also like to thank this episode's sponsor, LuckyBit.If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, please use the share buttons to let others know that it exists! Every little bit of support helps.Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

Main Page: http://ymb.tc/e108This is episode 108 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!According to countless news sources, Bitcoin is finally dead. It all started when lead developer Mike Hearn declared that he was quitting. One of the main problems he mentioned was Bitcoin’s inability to scale, but ultimately it was the community that failed to adopt solutions. Hearn was also the man behind BitcoinXT, the fork that could have increased the Bitcoin block size.Do we believe him? Is it even possible for Bitcoin to fail? What indicators best measure the health of Bitcoin? What do we expect going forward? Tune in for our thoughts on all those questions and tons more! Your hosts are Daniel Brown, Tim Baker, and John Stuart. Enjoy!Leave a comment and tell us if you think Bitcoin is dead!We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsor, LuckyBit.If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, please use the share buttons to let others know that it exists! Every little bit of support helps.Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

Die Soundqualität is diesmal unterirdisch, weil ich aus Verseehen mit dem Laptopmikro aufgezeichnet haben. Ich gelobe Besserung! Coursera Bitcoin Kurs https://www.coursera.org/course/bitcointech Merkle trees Serial micropayments mit multisig und locktime Fair multi-player lottery mit multisig Relay double spends Bandbreitenlimitierung peak / average Hard fork versus soft fork revisited Secret sharing k of n (Meine Bemerkungen dazu waren leider total falsch. Lest Euch lieber den Wikipediaartikel durch) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_Secret_Sharing Shamir secret sharing (DP5) https://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2014/31c3_-_6140_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201412291715_-_dp5_pir_for_privacy-preserving_presence_-_ian_goldberg_-_george_danezis_-_nikita_borisov.html#video Mike Hearn

a16z's Chris Dixon and Mike Hearn talked about all things bitcoin on the a16z Podcast a couple months ago, including an issue that has bitcoin developers on edge these days: the question of how best to scale the bitcoin blockchain before capacity runs out. Hearn and others offered a solution (Bitcoin XT) -- in the parlance, a “hard fork” -- and quite frankly, not everyone in the bitcoin community is in favor of this approach yet. Which we heard about from various online quarters! So in the interest of airing diverse opinions and other options for solving bitcoin's scaling problem, we invited two more experts from the bitcoin world, Adam Back and Alex Morcos, to share their views on the topic. A well-known applied cryptographer whose longtime focus has been digital currency, Back invented hashcash, a proof-of-work system used in bitcoin mining. He's also the cofounder of Blockstream (which, full disclosure, may also have interests in the outcomes of this debate). Morcos is the founder of Chaincode Labs, based in New York City, and was a co-founder of quantitative trading company Hudson River Trading. The views expressed here are those of the individual AH Capital Management, L.L.C. (“a16z”) personnel quoted and are not the views of a16z or its affiliates. Certain information contained in here has been obtained from third-party sources, including from portfolio companies of funds managed by a16z. While taken from sources believed to be reliable, a16z has not independently verified such information and makes no representations about the enduring accuracy of the information or its appropriateness for a given situation. This content is provided for informational purposes only, and should not be relied upon as legal, business, investment, or tax advice. You should consult your own advisers as to those matters. References to any securities or digital assets are for illustrative purposes only, and do not constitute an investment recommendation or offer to provide investment advisory services. Furthermore, this content is not directed at nor intended for use by any investors or prospective investors, and may not under any circumstances be relied upon when making a decision to invest in any fund managed by a16z. (An offering to invest in an a16z fund will be made only by the private placement memorandum, subscription agreement, and other relevant documentation of any such fund and should be read in their entirety.) Any investments or portfolio companies mentioned, referred to, or described are not representative of all investments in vehicles managed by a16z, and there can be no assurance that the investments will be profitable or that other investments made in the future will have similar characteristics or results. A list of investments made by funds managed by Andreessen Horowitz (excluding investments and certain publicly traded cryptocurrencies/ digital assets for which the issuer has not provided permission for a16z to disclose publicly) is available at https://a16z.com/investments/. Charts and graphs provided within are for informational purposes solely and should not be relied upon when making any investment decision. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The content speaks only as of the date indicated. Any projections, estimates, forecasts, targets, prospects, and/or opinions expressed in these materials are subject to change without notice and may differ or be contrary to opinions expressed by others. Please see https://a16z.com/disclosures for additional important information.

This is episode 86 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!This week's show is all about BitcoinXT, a Bitcoin fork proposed by Gavin Andresen and Mike Hearn. We'll chat about why the blocksize debate has been so wild, the cultural differences between security engineers and software engineers, the fairness of the blockchain's dispute resolution mechanisms, and tons more.We'll use the following articles as a starting point for our discussion:- Forking hell: A spat exposes unwieldy governance at the digital currency- Bitcoin's Block Size Debate Tests Its Community Governance- Block Size: Bitcoin Does Not Scale EffectivelyWe should also mention in these shownotes that some possibly malicious code has been discovered in BitcoinXT. Unfortunately, that news did not come to our attention before we recorded this show, so we encourage you to read about it in this article (http://shitco.in/2015/08/19/the-bitcoin-xt-trojan/).Your hosts this week are Daniel Brown and John Stuart. Enjoy!Leave a comment and tell us if you think the blockchain is designed to handle disputes well!!We'd also like to thank this episode's sponsors, LuckyBit and BitcoinTalk.club.

This is episode 86 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!This week’s show is all about BitcoinXT, a Bitcoin fork proposed by Gavin Andresen and Mike Hearn. We’ll chat about why the blocksize debate has been so wild, the cultural differences between security engineers and software engineers, the fairness of the blockchain’s dispute resolution mechanisms, and tons more.We’ll use the following articles as a starting point for our discussion:- Forking hell: A spat exposes unwieldy governance at the digital currency- Bitcoin’s Block Size Debate Tests Its Community Governance- Block Size: Bitcoin Does Not Scale EffectivelyWe should also mention in these shownotes that some possibly malicious code has been discovered in BitcoinXT. Unfortunately, that news did not come to our attention before we recorded this show, so we encourage you to read about it in this article (http://shitco.in/2015/08/19/the-bitcoin-xt-trojan/).Your hosts this week are Daniel Brown and John Stuart. Enjoy!Leave a comment and tell us if you think the blockchain is designed to handle disputes well!!We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsors, LuckyBit and BitcoinTalk.club.

This is episode 86 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!This week’s show is all about BitcoinXT, a Bitcoin fork proposed by Gavin Andresen and Mike Hearn. We’ll chat about why the blocksize debate has been so wild, the cultural differences between security engineers and software engineers, the fairness of the blockchain’s dispute resolution mechanisms, and tons more.We’ll use the following articles as a starting point for our discussion:- Forking hell: A spat exposes unwieldy governance at the digital currency- Bitcoin’s Block Size Debate Tests Its Community Governance- Block Size: Bitcoin Does Not Scale EffectivelyWe should also mention in these shownotes that some possibly malicious code has been discovered in BitcoinXT. Unfortunately, that news did not come to our attention before we recorded this show, so we encourage you to read about it in this article (http://shitco.in/2015/08/19/the-bitcoin-xt-trojan/).Your hosts this week are Daniel Brown and John Stuart. Enjoy!Leave a comment and tell us if you think the blockchain is designed to handle disputes well!!We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsors, LuckyBit and BitcoinTalk.club.

Bitcoin has had more than its share of drama. There is, of course, the mystery surrounding its anonymous founder (or perhaps, founders) Satoshi Nakamoto. More recently, there's been a battle over whether the size of blocks need to grow to account for more capacity -- especially since there isn't much time left to make changes before blockchain capacity runs out, says core bitcoin developer Mike Hearn. Hearn joins a16z's Chris Dixon on this segment of the a16z Podcast to discuss the current state of bitcoin development; Hearn's own Lighthouse creation, which is a bitcoin-based crowdfunding app; and what it will take to move the bitcoin protocol into the mainstream. The views expressed here are those of the individual AH Capital Management, L.L.C. (“a16z”) personnel quoted and are not the views of a16z or its affiliates. Certain information contained in here has been obtained from third-party sources, including from portfolio companies of funds managed by a16z. While taken from sources believed to be reliable, a16z has not independently verified such information and makes no representations about the enduring accuracy of the information or its appropriateness for a given situation. This content is provided for informational purposes only, and should not be relied upon as legal, business, investment, or tax advice. You should consult your own advisers as to those matters. References to any securities or digital assets are for illustrative purposes only, and do not constitute an investment recommendation or offer to provide investment advisory services. Furthermore, this content is not directed at nor intended for use by any investors or prospective investors, and may not under any circumstances be relied upon when making a decision to invest in any fund managed by a16z. (An offering to invest in an a16z fund will be made only by the private placement memorandum, subscription agreement, and other relevant documentation of any such fund and should be read in their entirety.) Any investments or portfolio companies mentioned, referred to, or described are not representative of all investments in vehicles managed by a16z, and there can be no assurance that the investments will be profitable or that other investments made in the future will have similar characteristics or results. A list of investments made by funds managed by Andreessen Horowitz (excluding investments and certain publicly traded cryptocurrencies/ digital assets for which the issuer has not provided permission for a16z to disclose publicly) is available at https://a16z.com/investments/. Charts and graphs provided within are for informational purposes solely and should not be relied upon when making any investment decision. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The content speaks only as of the date indicated. Any projections, estimates, forecasts, targets, prospects, and/or opinions expressed in these materials are subject to change without notice and may differ or be contrary to opinions expressed by others. Please see https://a16z.com/disclosures for additional important information.

Whether the block size should be increased to 20MB has created more controversy than any other question in Bitcoin’s recent history. For some, it is an urgent and necessary step in Bitcoin’s evolution. Their view is that leaving the block size at 1MB would be irresponsible inaction with potentially catastrophic consequences. Others see increasing the block size as unnecessary and a dangerous first step down a slippery slope towards a more centralized Bitcoin. We were joined by Mike Hearn, along with Gavin Andresen the most outspoken supporter of a block size increase. He is also the creator of Bitcoin XT, a modified fork of Bitcoin Core, that may become the vehicle for the push for bigger blocks if no agreement is reached regarding Bitcoin Core. Don’t miss this crucial conversation! Topics covered in this episode: What would happen if blocks started being consistently full Whether bigger blocks create a centralization risk Why Bitcoin core development has become pervaded with toxic division What Bitcoin XT is and how it differs from Bitcoin Core The roadmap ahead and how a transition to BitcoinXT would occur Update on Lighthouse Episode links: The Capacity Cliff Crash Landing Let's Talk Bitcoin! #217 The Bitcoin Block Size Discussion Gavin Andresen Moves Ahead with Push for Bigger Blocks Bitcoin Dev Mailing List Lighthouse This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/082

Download Podcast | Subscribe This is episode 72 of You, Me, and BTC, the planet's most entertaining Bitcoin podcast! Last week, we spoke about Mike Hearn's article, The Capacity Cliff. In that post, he explained that the Bitcoin network will soon max out and said that raising the block size limit is our only reasonable ...The post Bitcoin's Maximum Capacity, Part 2 – YMB Podcast E72 appeared first on You, Me, and BTC. Keep up on Twitter and Facebook!

Download Podcast | Subscribe This is episode 72 of You, Me, and BTC, the planet's most entertaining Bitcoin podcast! Last week, we spoke about Mike Hearn’s article, The Capacity Cliff. In that post, he explained that the Bitcoin network will soon max out and said that raising the block size limit is our only reasonable ...The post Bitcoin's Maximum Capacity, Part 2 – YMB Podcast E72 appeared first on You, Me, and BTC. Keep up on Twitter and Facebook!

Bitcoins and Gravy Episode #52: Fool’s Gold & Dolphin Tanks! On today’s show I am honored to be speaking with Dr. Charles Evans, Professor of Finance and Economics at Barry University in beautiful Miami Shores, Florida. Dr. Evans talks to us today about fool’s Gold, Dolphin tanks that replace shark tanks, the Lighthouse project by Mike Hearn and how a lot of people may be unknowingly stepping over sacks of money in their rush to get rich. Magic Word Hidden in each episode of Bitcoins and Gravy is a Magic Word. I know that it may sound absurd, but listen for the Magic Word and you can earn LTBcoin! First set up a free account at LetsTalkBitcoin.com. Then tune in to your favorite LTB podcast and when you hear the Magic Word, don’t delay! Submit it to your account and by doing so you will earn a portion of the week’s LTBcoin distribution. Setting up an LTB account has always been fast and easy . . . but now it’s profitable!!! CREDITS: Conscious Entrepreneurship Foundation (CEF) website: http://ConsciousEntrepreneurship.org CEF Reddit page: http://reddit.com/r/CEFNow CEF Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/conscious.entrepreneurship/ Bitcountant: http://Bitcountant.com Bitcoin of the Americas: http://BitcoinOfTheAmericas.com Hans Rosling, "200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 Minutes" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYSojo Hans Rosling, "Let My Dataset Change Your Mindset" http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_at_state?language=en Africa for Norway, "RadiAid" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJLqyuxm96k Bitcoin Films, "Bitcoin in Argentina" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e__m-w4N7NI Bitcoin Films, "Bitcoin in Uganda: Empowering People" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU ********** Ode To Satoshi Ode to Satoshi lyrics & melody by John Barrett Copyright 2014 RJM Publishing - BMI Nashville. Lead Vocal, Harmony Vocals, Harmonica, Snare Drum: John Barrett Harmony vocals: John Barrett, Connie Sinclair and Lij Shaw Guitar: Jonathan Brown Mandolin: Ben Miller Bass Guitar: Michael Rinne Initial tracks recorded by Mark Thornton of Sidekick Sound Studios, Madison, TN. All other tracks Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at The Toy Box Studio, Nashville, Tennessee Engineer: Lij Shaw. Assistant to engineer: Don “The Don” Bates Produced by John Barrett & Elijah “Lij” Shaw Special thanks to Alex Munoz Guijarro for his excellent pedal steel playing on many of our shows. Interviews for this episode were edited and produced by John Barrett at The Tree House Studio - East Nashville, Tennessee. Theme song “Gravy” by the band, Eleanor Roosevelt with Lij on fiddle. And a big thank you to my good friends at The Tennessee Bitcoin Alliance: TennesseeBitcoin.org Questions or Comments? Bitcoins and Gravy Hotline: (615) 208-5198 Hey y’all! Leave me your questions, comments or suggestions about the show and please speak slowly and clearly. I would love to use your voice on the show and your feedback really is valuable to me! (NOTE: If you would rather I did not use your voice, please say so on the message and I can simply reply to your question without using your voice). To find out how to advertise on Bitcoins and Gravy, just email me at: Howdy@bitoinsandgravy.com Visit theWebsite: BitcoinsAndGravy.com Bitcoins and Gravy Tipping Addresses: Bitcoin: 1ByqQXLTm9JZGSwnfqCCakaifBt3grQkXS Litecoin: LgqYgxLTBPgr8C1JGLLJVLK4ZN1fveprAp LTBcoin: 18iGEi3ou4523M6eECAf1rWygaSBXBRR63 And if you don’t feel like contacting me, just kick back, relax and enjoy the show. I hope you enjoy listening to my guests as much as I enjoy talking with them!

CoinSummit London Conference Series – July 10 and 11, 2014 In this episode we talk to Olivier Janssens, a Bitcoin early adopter and investor, and his associate Andrew Turner. We discussed Olivier’s recent $100,000 bounty replace the Bitcoin Foundation. He told us why he chose Mike Hearn’s Lighthouse project as the winner of 40% of that bounty and the effect that Lighthouse could have on Bitcoin core development funding. We also interviewed Michael Jackson. He’s the former COO of Skype and currently a VC at Mangrove Partners. We discussed the recent EBA opinion paper. We also talked about his experiences with the regulation of new and disruptive technologies from his days at Skype as well as investing in Bitcoin companies. This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/coinsummit-london-04

Today out guest is Mike Hearn who many of you are familiar with. He’s one of the first Bitcoin users and the developer of bitcoinj, a Java library used by a number of popular Bitcoin wallets such as the Andoid wallet, Multibit and Hive. Until recently he was working at Google and is now working full-time on Bitcoin, including an interesting crowd-funding platform called Lighthouse. Episode links: Lighthouse Assurance contracts Arianna Simpson - Game Theory, Assurance Contracts, and Crowdfunding with Bitcoin Venumeris Mike Hearn talk at Coinscrum 2014 in London BitcoinJ BitcoinJ on Github This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/025

[Digital Drift 2014] Our road trip with the autobots continues. We hit a bumpy road as the writer's strike of 2007 looms. Fortunately this movie proved that you apparently don't even NEED writers and that a triple-A blockbuster action movie could be sloppily thrown together without discernible structure or coherence and still rake in more than its predecessor. Just cast your eyes over the image I've used for this week's podcast. Ask yourself “A: What the hell were they thinking? and B: Why did everybody let them get away with it?” And that character and his brother are just two of the issues that slaughter any enjoyment and engagement you might have felt. This is not a movie for watching, it's a movie for laying down and avoiding. It's a terrible experience from beginning to end. Even fans of the original tend to dislike this one. However we're out to establish WHY it's so awful. Joining us for this leg of the journey is Mike Hearn of the webcomic “Walter the Wicked” who kindly put together some special artwork for the show. Neil Taylor of GameBurst also returns for further punishment.   Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg Mike Hearn of Walter the Wicked

[Digital Drift] This is both parts combined into one mega-podcast. The Transformers road trip finally emerges from the ugly, industrial wasteland and like Outrun we find ourselves suddenly experiencing a completely different and altogether more fascinating vista. Yes, this animated TV show, passed up by the majority of adults as being for the kids just happens to be the greatest depiction of the Autobots and Decepticons ever committed to any medium. Freed of the obligation to deliver spectacle whilst somehow keeping the robots to a minimum this production team somehow manage to capture everything we loved about Generation 1 with the best bits from the movies, shows, comics and games in between.  Focus is on companionship between the Autobots and the human teenagers they are protecting, with the kids giving perspective to the bots and vice versa. The Decepticons are no longer snarling hyper-aggressive insectoids but a charismatic, entertaining team in their own right. Starscream reaches his full potential to become a scheming metal Iago, Soundwave somehow manages to be even more creepy NOT speaking and  Megatron goes from being the one-dimensional byword for tedious head villain to a genuinely frightening and compelling warmonger. As for the Autobots, Bulkhead and Bumblebee take their cues from the Iron Giant and R2-D2, Ratchet is played by the Re-Animator himself, Jeffrey Combs like a transfroming Doctor McCoy, guarded warrior Arcee is described on this very show as being like Trinity but less robotic and Peter Cullen turns in his best grave, powerful performance as Optimus, finally being given the kind of things to say and do that make you remember why he's the leader you'd follow into robot hell and back. It's so good we did two shows on it, covering first Autobots and then Decepticons over Season 1. We've saved the big spoilers for the end of the second show so you really should listen at least that far and then get hold of these.  Joining us are Mike Hearn of Walter the Wicked web-comic who provided us with stunning Transformers artwork for the website (Visit his Patreon here), Neil Taylor and Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and Andrew Pidhajeckyk of the Digital Drift Community.  The Transformers road trip comes to a triumphant end as we close out our Prime conversation in unusual circumstances, discussing a group of characters who have struggled since 1984 to be expressed as anything other than thugs or buffoons, The Decepticons, Turns out all it took to portray them as a group of warriors with their own motivations, weaknesses, misgivings and strengths was decent writing, building upon both well-established characters finally given dimensions of personality and newcomers who swiftly became fan favourites. It's been a wild ride through the Transformers series, but I'm very happy we could end on such a high note. Joining us once again are Mike Hearn of Walter the Wicked web-comic (I'm a patron of his webcomic http://www.patreon.com/Wicked?ty=a), Neil Taylor and Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and Andrew Pidhajeckyk of the Digital Drift Community.