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Adam Krellenstein Returns: Counterparty’s Comeback & Bitcoin’s Soul Search [FULL EPISODE] In this episode of the Hell Money Podcast, we sit down with Adam Krellenstein — Counterparty’s co‑founder and longtime lead maintainer — for a tour of Bitcoin’s formative years and the ideas shaping its future. Adam revisits the...

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Hell Money1 year ago

ORDINALS PROTOCOL SHIRT:

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Rob Mitchell1 year ago

@agkrellenstein Two biggest surprises to me so far watching this... -Casey has cared so little about Counterparty that he doesn't know the very basics, like it's address-based. -How many buttons Adam leaves open on his shirt.

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@agkrellenstein Putting all the feels on the blockchain

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itshappenings1 year ago

@agkrellenstein Adam is giving liver king minus the BO 😁 Great pod 👏

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J-Dog1 year ago

long time lead maintainer.... ACTUALLY, he was gone for 10+ years, and just recently returned to run the project like a king... ignoring the desires of the community, breaking stuff, adding features no one uses, and driving usage to an all-time low... but don't let truth get in the way of a good narrative :🤷‍♂️

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@agkrellenstein Watching this rn

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@agkrellenstein Legend

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