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Mineable digital assets are the most valuable cryptocurrencies on the market today Cash Shuffle brings greater privacy into the BCH ecosystem Twitter accused of Shadow Banning @bitcoin Crypto debit card companies find themselves in a precarious profession How is Bitfarms, a mining company, handling the current market?

Interesting findings in Satoshi's pre-release bitcoin code Joey and Matt discuss the importance of having a skill stack The LN pizza that never came Exchanges falsifying their reported trade volumes The mysterious past of QuadrigaCX co-founder Michael Patryn Avent starts accepting bitcoin cash payments via Bitpay XRP accused of manipulating market sentiment across social media

Joining us in exile from the Bahamas, John McAfee is never shy to voice his opinion. We discuss what the cryptocurrency world needs most, JPMorgan and state-backed coins, plus the platform for his 2020 presidential campaign. ETH not considered a security, according to SEC chairman Jay Clayton Are cold storage wallets on phones safe? Vulnerabilities on Trezor hardware wallets People still nervous about making cryptocurrency payments John's go-to drinks when out at sea (or on land).

A special episode recorded live on stage at the Anarchapulco conference last month. There is a lot of talk about how cryptocurrencies will help the oppressed to have more economic freedom. Enough talk. Bitcoin's been around for a decade. It's time to take action. Matt Aaron, leader of Bitcoin.com's efforts in Venezuela, shares his thoughts on why Venezuela needs cryptocurrencies and why cryptocurrencies need to work in Venezuela. If you'd like to learn more and get involved, visit venezuela.bitcoin.com.  

Early Bitcoin adopters build a Seasteading home off the coast of Thailand #DeleteCoinbase sentiment is high after Neutrino scandal Blockfi launches BTC and ETH interest bearing savings accounts A new twist adds some clarity to the Quadrigacx mystery Tron is partnering with Tether for a TRC20 token Tokyo nightclubs to start accepting BCH in April

With 8 bills recently passied in the state Congress, Wyoming is positioning itself as THE cryptocurrency and blockchain state of the United States. From charter banks, to utility tokens, to special mining utility agreements, there is genuine excitement in the bitcoin world.

Joey King, developer at Bitcoin.com is back on the show. Why is the lightning network so complex? What is the real reason for it? BCH and BTC whales accumulate more bitcoins during the price dump China's updates their crypto ranking (again) Bitcoin easter eggs everywhere The lighting network and planned absurdity US Government helps Bitfinex recover $106,000 of stolen BTC Cryptopia reports on the losses from its January hacks

A new person (not CSW) comes on the scene claiming to be Satoshi The impact of JP Morgan and CBDCs on bitcoin Shift Card ending its debit card service The new Samsung Galaxy, crypto and blockchain friendly Coinbase wallet app now supports bitcoin cash Millennials place their faith in crypto

For years, lawyer Daniel Kelman has led the fight to recover the lost bitcoins from the infamous Mt Gox exchange.  All of a sudden, Brock Pierce has declared that he is the rightful owner of Mt. Gox and plans to give everyone their coins back. Daniel and I discuss the timing and motives of Pierce's proclamation and what it means for the future of the hundreds of thousands of bitcoins still locked up. Plus we revisit the sale of Mt Gox coins in 2018 on Bitpoint that may have contributed to the market crash.

Craig Wright is being sued for 1.1 million BTC Bitcoiners debating about raising Bitcoin’s supply BTC trading volumes in Venezuela hit record highs Cryptopia is allowed to reopen their exchange Nasdaq to start offering BTC and ETH indices Public pension funds start investing in crypto

The founder of Coinlab, Peter Vessenes’ filed a claim for $16 billion to Mt. Gox. Now, the restitution process faces another obstacle. A Mt. Gox trustee may have crashed the crypto market last year Indian government is concerned that cryptocurrencies could undermine the rupee Ethereum Scams 101 CEO of Quadrigacx died with the private keys and it seems that customer funds are lost.. The yellow vest movement keep protesting against taxes, the banking system, and the bureaucrats

Two groups of hackers responsible for stealing about $1 billion of cryptocurrency You can now use wrapped bitcoin (WBTC) on the Ethereum network Are unknown Bitcoin miners taking market share from known mining pools? Wikipedia accepts BCH Iran planning to tackle economic sanctions using cryptocurrency Genesis Capital lent out over $1.1 billion in cryptocurrency loans in 2018

The airdrop error that sent Koreans BTC and other cryptocurrencies John McAfee “living in exile” Operations of physical bitcoin manufacturers have ceased to exist Executives of a South Korean exchange sentenced for inflating trading volumes Cryptos: the new television show directed by the Hollywood actor Kevin Connolly

Joey King is back with insightful analysis of bitcoin news. Many bullish and bearish signals are ones that we haven't thought about. New luxury hardware wallets Bitpay does work: 1 Billion processed in 2018 Binance has launched a euro and pound fiat-to-crypto trading platform Will Russia start to invest in bitcoin? Bullish or bearish signal? Scams on social media platforms impersonating bitcoin personalities A new impressive “blockchain phone”

China is an important country for bitcoin development, investment, and adoption.  What's in store for 2019? What is the sentiment around Bitcoin, EOS, Zcash, and blockchain tech? Journalist Cindy Wang is on the ground in China and shares the latest news, rumors and things to keep an eye on as the year progresses.  

Bitcoin is everywhere. From the protests in France, to U.S. sanctioned countries, to intellectual debates in Israel. A street mural inspired by the Yellow Vests protest contains a solvable puzzle with 0.28 BTC inside Binance’s decision to terminate services to some of its loyal users in U.S. sanctioned countries The entreprise blockchain hype falls flat Coinbase, Ethereum Classic, and a 51% attack Nick Szabo debates cryptocurrencies as a better, alternative national reserve to gold Unit of account: pricing in satoshis.

Bitcoin’s 10th Birthday 2018 - the year that many altcoin investors went back to BTC The altcoins that failed to survive 2018 Can you tell when an altcoin is close to death? Bakkt has announced that it completed its first round of funding 2018’s Top Cryptocurrencies Ranked by Github Activity

We spoke to four experts with diverse skillsets: 1. Roger Ver - Founder and CEO of Bitcoin.com, investor in many Bitcoin-related startups. 2. Vin Armani - Founder CEO of CoinText and developer 3. Miko Matsumura - Cofounder of Evercoin and GP gumi Cryptos venture fund 4. Gabriel Cardona - lead at developer.bitcoin.com, created BitBox And we asked them the following questions: How do you build in a bear market? Is there a chance of cryptoassets appreciating next year on the basis of fundamentals, or are we reliant on a new wave of speculators to fuel the next bull run? Will the Bitcoin Cash / Bitcoin SV hard fork matter a year from now? How will we look back at it? Vitalik Buterin recently stated on R/BTC: “at the end of the day the goal of BCH should not be to grow its community by grabbing off a few more supporters from BTC and BSV, it should be reaching out to larger communities in broader society that stand to benefit from what it has to offer.” Do you agree? And if so, how do we do this? At the end of the