🎙️Is Bitcoin Compromised? Ep. 156 with Luke de Wolf * This episode was recorded in May 2026, before the BIP110 activation Luke de Wolf, industrial cybersecurity expert and author of “Defending Bitcoin”, applies critical infrastructure security frameworks to Bitcoin itself. We dig into the network's real risks and vulnerabilities:... arbitrary data, Bitcoin Core's governance structure, and the Core vs. Knots split. Luke’s argument: Bitcoin has weathered this so far, but complacency is the one risk it can't afford. → Please like, comment, share & subscribe, to help me beat the suppressing algo's. Thank you! 00:00 - Coming Up... 01:14 - Introduction: Luke de Wolf 06:23 - Critical Infrastructure & Payment Infrastructure 10:29 - Ad-Break: Expat Money & Ledn 12:51 - Cybersecurity as a Framework for Digital Risk 15:51 - The Structure of Luke's Book "Defending Bitcoin" 17:18 - How Do We Keep Bitcoin Secure? 18:48 - Threats to the Network: Nodes, Miners, Developers 19:51 - Mining Centralization Risk & Examples 25:05 - The Case For Remote and Solo Mining and Hashing 27:41 - The ASIC Supply Chain and Security Risks 31:18 - Devs: Bitcoin Core Governance Structure & Risks 33:06 - Arbitrary Data - Context & History 36:28 - Spam, Proof of Work and Bitcoin's Availability 39:18 - Taproot's Vulnerabilities Making Bitcoin Less Usable As Money 46:40 - Core v30, OP_RETURN and Migration to Knots 47:58 - Rough Consensus and the Five Maintainers 50:24 - Ad-Break: Trezor & Abundant Mines 52:16 - The Brink Pipeline and Nominating Your Own Successor 54:46 - Participation in the Protocol and Why Adoption Matters 01:00:18 - Why Luke Wrote This Bookshow more

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