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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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@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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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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HK Consensus 2025 SPECIAL EP 5: Rich Rines on Bitcoin's Path to $1,000,000 Bitcoin isn’t just a store of value anymore. With spot ETFs paving the way, institutions are now eyeing structured products, yield, and new ways to integrate BTC into onchain finance. In today's episode, sits down with Rich of Core DAO 🔶 to cover: > Bitcoin’s Institutional Shift > The Rise (and Fall) of Bitcoin L2s > Why Spot ETFs Were Just the Beginning > Bridging Bitcoin’s Utility Gap > The Long Game for Bitcoin DeFi Full episode links below. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:38 Mantle Ad 01:36 HK Crypto Culturre 05:26 Appealing to Institutions 08:46 Changing Bitcoin’s 4-Year Cycle 12:28 Bitcoin’s Current L2 Space 16:15 What is Bitcoin’s Purpose? 20:24 Bitcoin L2s vs ETH L2s 21:06 Redstone Ad 25:39 Core’s Value in the Bitcoin Ecosystem 29:48 Borrowing Bitcoin 33:29 Preservation Through Bitcoin

The Rollup

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Core vs Knots — Who’s Really Controlling Bitcoin? w/ Jameson Jameson Lopp and Robert ₿reedlove 0:00 - WiM Episode Trailer 1:00 - Core vs Knots 6:17 - What is Spam? 11:24 - Heart and Soil Supplements 12:23 - Mine Bitcoin with Blockware Solutions 13:49 - OP_Return & the Blocksize Wars 28:19 - Bitcoin is Anarchy 32:18 - Onramp Bitcoin Custody 33:16 - Mind Lab Pro Supplements 34:25 - Consensus vs Policy 38:22 - The Blocksize Wars 43:21 - What Problem does Increasing Op_Return Solve? 44:28 - Who Decides What Spam Is? 50:19 - Increasing Demand for Blockspace 54:45 - Buy Bitcoin with Coinbits 55:53 - The Farm at Okefenokee 57:02 - CP & CSAM 1:03:05 - Why Do Maxi’s Support Knots? 1:07:55 - Is Bitcoin Antifragile? 1:11:34 - Is This a Coordinated Attack on Bitcoin? 1:16:38 - Orange Pill App 1:17:05 - What is Ethereum’s Value Proposition? 1:34:35 - Jameson’s Existential Fear for Bitcoin 1:40:25 - Where to Find Jameson Lopp 1:40:50 - Efani: Protect Yourself From SIM Swaps 1:41:57 - Unlock the Wisdom of the Best Non-Fiction Books
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Core vs Knots — Who’s Really Controlling Bitcoin? w/ Jameson Jameson Lopp and Robert ₿reedlove 0:00 - WiM Episode Trailer 1:00 - Core vs Knots 6:17 - What is Spam? 11:24 - Heart and Soil Supplements 12:23 - Mine Bitcoin with Blockware Solutions 13:49 - OP_Return & the Blocksize Wars 28:19 - Bitcoin is Anarchy 32:18 - Onramp Bitcoin Custody 33:16 - Mind Lab Pro Supplements 34:25 - Consensus vs Policy 38:22 - The Blocksize Wars 43:21 - What Problem does Increasing Op_Return Solve? 44:28 - Who Decides What Spam Is? 50:19 - Increasing Demand for Blockspace 54:45 - Buy Bitcoin with Coinbits 55:53 - The Farm at Okefenokee 57:02 - CP & CSAM 1:03:05 - Why Do Maxi’s Support Knots? 1:07:55 - Is Bitcoin Antifragile? 1:11:34 - Is This a Coordinated Attack on Bitcoin? 1:16:38 - Orange Pill App 1:17:05 - What is Ethereum’s Value Proposition? 1:34:35 - Jameson’s Existential Fear for Bitcoin 1:40:25 - Where to Find Jameson Lopp 1:40:50 - Efani: Protect Yourself From SIM Swaps 1:41:57 - Unlock the Wisdom of the Best Non-Fiction Books

The "What is Money?" Show

20,306 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Bitcoin Core OP RETURN and spam explained by a Core Dev with Antoine Poinsot | SLP661 Seeing as people want to discuss Bitcoin spam, Antoine Poinsot and I discuss Bitcoin's OP_RETURN in depth - covering spam filtering, consensus rules, miner centralization, the future of spam concerns & more. (00:00) - Intro (01:42) - Understanding Consensus & Relay policies in Bitcoin (05:21) - Historical context of standardness Rules in Bitcoin Core (11:05) - Are Bitcoin Core proponents being paid to ‘break’ Bitcoin? (13:42) - Differentiating b/w OP_RETURN PR & the general spam filtering debate (22:46) - Is Bitcoin Money or a Data Storage protocol? How do most Core devs view it? (25:36) - Why not raise the OP_RETURN limit to ~150 bytes? (29:02) - How urgent is it to fix the issue? (31:56) - Why not let the node runners choose what they want to relay? (39:03) - Do filters work or do they not? (43:27) - Are concerns about UTXO bloat, miner centralisation, block propagation etc. being overplayed by Core devs? (50:30) - Will miners who mine spam be penalised if node runners run knots? (1:00:28) - Is Bitcoin Core serious about stopping UTXO bloat? (1:07:00) - Why did Core not try to stop bare multisig spam? (1:08:58) - Should Bitcoin devs be playing a whackamole game with spammers? (1:18:24) - Summary & Future of OP_RETURN and spam concerns Includes Paid Partnerships
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Bitcoin Core OP RETURN and spam explained by a Core Dev with Antoine Poinsot | SLP661 Seeing as people want to discuss Bitcoin spam, Antoine Poinsot and I discuss Bitcoin's OP_RETURN in depth - covering spam filtering, consensus rules, miner centralization, the future of spam concerns & more. (00:00) - Intro (01:42) - Understanding Consensus & Relay policies in Bitcoin (05:21) - Historical context of standardness Rules in Bitcoin Core (11:05) - Are Bitcoin Core proponents being paid to ‘break’ Bitcoin? (13:42) - Differentiating b/w OP_RETURN PR & the general spam filtering debate (22:46) - Is Bitcoin Money or a Data Storage protocol? How do most Core devs view it? (25:36) - Why not raise the OP_RETURN limit to ~150 bytes? (29:02) - How urgent is it to fix the issue? (31:56) - Why not let the node runners choose what they want to relay? (39:03) - Do filters work or do they not? (43:27) - Are concerns about UTXO bloat, miner centralisation, block propagation etc. being overplayed by Core devs? (50:30) - Will miners who mine spam be penalised if node runners run knots? (1:00:28) - Is Bitcoin Core serious about stopping UTXO bloat? (1:07:00) - Why did Core not try to stop bare multisig spam? (1:08:58) - Should Bitcoin devs be playing a whackamole game with spammers? (1:18:24) - Summary & Future of OP_RETURN and spam concerns Includes Paid Partnerships

Stephan Livera

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The Bitcoin L2 landscape is evolving rapidly and muneeb.btc of stacks.btc is one of the builders at the forefront of it. He shares on Talking Tokens Podcast why Bitcoin needs L2s, the evolution of BTCfi, and what the next wave of bitcoin adoption can look like. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – Intro 1:15 – Why Muneeb built Stacks 3:23 – Bitcoin’s durability vs Ethereum’s experimentation 8:19 – Why Bitcoin needs L2s (and Ethereum doesn’t) 10:12 – BTCFi: Unlocking yield without selling 13:04 – $500M in BTC locked for 3% yield 15:08 – The technical breakthrough: trustless self-custody 20:19 – Institutional demand & strategic reserves 25:11 – The new wave of Bitcoin adoption 30:33 – What developers want to build on Bitcoin 34:45 – Why the next DeFi cycle starts with BTC 38:01 – The mission for Stacks 44:10 – Long-term vision: the default Bitcoin adoption layer 47:21 – Final advice: stay humble, survive, and keep re-learning
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The Bitcoin L2 landscape is evolving rapidly and muneeb.btc of stacks.btc is one of the builders at the forefront of it. He shares on Talking Tokens Podcast why Bitcoin needs L2s, the evolution of BTCfi, and what the next wave of bitcoin adoption can look like. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – Intro 1:15 – Why Muneeb built Stacks 3:23 – Bitcoin’s durability vs Ethereum’s experimentation 8:19 – Why Bitcoin needs L2s (and Ethereum doesn’t) 10:12 – BTCFi: Unlocking yield without selling 13:04 – $500M in BTC locked for 3% yield 15:08 – The technical breakthrough: trustless self-custody 20:19 – Institutional demand & strategic reserves 25:11 – The new wave of Bitcoin adoption 30:33 – What developers want to build on Bitcoin 34:45 – Why the next DeFi cycle starts with BTC 38:01 – The mission for Stacks 44:10 – Long-term vision: the default Bitcoin adoption layer 47:21 – Final advice: stay humble, survive, and keep re-learning

Jacquelyn Melinek

12,757 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce