“Bitcoin Not Bombs” Isn’t Enough!
Buying Bitcoin doesn’t stop wars! 🚫💣 As we stand at the brink of another war, I see a lot of voices calling for buying more Bitcoin/crypto in order to prevent future wa
Bitcoin Lightning “Bank” Confiscates Funds!
Custodial Bitcoin Lightning Network wallet Alby has started confiscating user funds, labeled as an “inactivity fee”! 😵💫 Allegedly, terms of service were recent
Crypto’s Dangerous Gambler Mentality
The gambler mentality has really been one of the most destructive forces in crypto. It’s not the dishonest projects in the space, or the scammers, it’s the people who d
The Darknet Market Privacy Metric Myth
I’ve heard a constantly repeated trope that darknet market adoption is the chief, or only, value metric for privacy-focused cryptocurrency projects. I’ve even heard it
Dash’s Investment Thesis
Been a while, let’s do Dash! (obvious disclaimer: I work for Dash, so take that into account… but you should be critically evaluating anything anyone says on the intern
From Roger Ver’s First Bitcoin to Raided By the FBI! Mark Edge of Free Talk Live
Mark Edge, co-founder of Free Talk Live, shared his journey through Bitcoin’s early days and the crypto movement’s evolution. In December 2010, Free Talk Live became the first
The Bitcoin Block Size Wars Are Back! 🤯
There’s a civil war brewing between those seeking to filter out large data transactions from the Bitcoin chain, and those who want more capacity for data use cases. Everythin
Don’t Trust “The Experts”
I haven’t trusted “the experts” in 10 years! The surprising reason: crypto 👀 I’ve been using crypto for 12 years (as my daily money for almost 10), cover
Trump Dumps and Pumps, War on Crypto Over? Digital Cash Rundown 190 with Sal the Agorist
In the latest episode of The Digital Cash Rundown, privacy advocate and entrepreneur Sal the Agorist joined for an in-depth discussion of critical developments in the world of cryp
How MicroStrategy Is NOT “Basically Risk-Free”
It’s wild to me that highly intelligent people still don’t understand the risk of Saylor’s strategy. They get too bogged down into specifics of debt deals, “