What Bitcoin Did unpacks Bitcoin’s role in reshaping money, freedom, and the future of finance.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvestingTechnology |
Dr. Roman Yampolskiy is a computer scientist and AI safety researcher whose work explores the existential risks of artificial intelligence and the limits of human control. In this episode, we dive deep into whether superintelligence can be contained,... more
Antoine Poinsot is a Bitcoin Core contributor and researcher at Chaincode Labs. In this episode, we dive deep into the growing divide between Bitcoin Core and Knots, why mistrust in Core development has reached new levels, and what the v30 policy cha... more
Peter Dunworth is the Director of a multi-family office and is the co-founder of The Bitcoin Adviser. In this episode, we dive into why Bitcoin is the ultimate vehicle for generational wealth, how to actually protect it across jurisdictions, and why ... more
Checkmate is an on-chain analyst and founder of Checkonchain, Joe Carlasare is a Commercial Litigator and macro commentator & Matthew Pines is the Executive Director at the Bitcoin Policy Institute.
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The bald guy ads absolutely nothing to the conversation. Simply a rehash of the same old guests that have been beating the same dead horse to death for years. His accent and non stop “em’s” are annoying as hell.
Jeff, STOP SAYING "RIGHT" AT THE END OF YOUR SENTENCES!! What's happened to so many in the Bitcoin community that they feel they have to add the word "right" to the end of every sentence? It's ridiculous.
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Focuses on Bitcoin's transformative power in finance and society, engaging with various professionals and advocates in the field. The discussions encompass topics such as government regulations, Bitcoin's adoption, and its potential to change the socio-economic landscape. Frequent guests include industry experts who bring diverse perspectives on Bitcoin's impact on personal liberty and economic systems, creating an informative platform that highlights important narratives in the cryptocurrency space.
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What Bitcoin Did launched 6 years ago and published 99 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What Bitcoin Did include:
1. Brandon Quittem
2. Lawrence Lepard
3. Vijay Selvam
4. Mitchell Askew
5. Jeff Ross
6. Sam Wouters
7. Matthew Mezinski
8. Lyn Alden
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