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    The Anita Posch Show: A Bitcoin only podcast

    Interviews with the builders of Bitcoin. Empower yourself and (l)earn Bitcoin.

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    Rahim Taghizadegan: Money Is a Spontaneous Order Measuring the Cooperation of People Jul 02, 2020
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    Rahim Taghizadegan is an economist, book author and principal of the Scholarium, an independent learning enterprise based in Vienna, Austria. He studied physics, sociology and economy and is an expert on the Austrian School of Economics. His recent book is called “The Zero Interest Trap”.

    We discuss:

    • Differences in tackling COVID-19 in Singapore and Austria
    • How to be prepared for crisis
    • Loss of trust in politics
    • Privacy aspects of health data usage
    • Social unrest and wealth inequality
    • The Worgl experiment and regional cryptocurrencies
    • Demurrage and velocity of money
    • The correlation of Bitcoin to other financial assets
    • Universal Basic Income
    • Socio-economic consequences of the current crises

    “According to the view of the Austrian School of Economics, money is a spontaneous order, which is really linked in bottom up cooperation of people. The only thing for sure is that today’s kind of rigged game with complex interventions doesn’t make sense as a kind of spontaneous order it doesn’t make sense that it really be measure for cooperation, voluntary cooperation between people.” – Rahim Taghizadegan

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    Der Beitrag Rahim Taghizadegan: Money Is a Spontaneous Order Measuring the Cooperation of People erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Moritz Wietersheim: Why Bitcoin Is Superior to Altcoins or Stock Nonsense Like Wirecard Jun 25, 2020
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    Today’s guest is Moritz Wietersheim. Moritz is the CEO and Co-Founder of Crypto Advance a company that focusses on security improvements and the secure management of private keys in the Bitcoin space. Together with CTO Stepan Snigirev the Specter wallet is developed, which allows you to have an air gapped and watch only wallet that runs together with your Bitcoin core node. That way you protect your privacy. Preparing for the interview I found out that Moritz and I we both, started to work full time in the bitcoin space in 2017. Moritz is working and living in Germany and Austria.

    Our Topics:

    • His time in Argentina and Brazil, where he learned about hyperinflation
    • The difference between Bitcoin as sound money and easy money
    • Digital Scarcity
    • Other blockchain use-cases
    • Altcoins, Scams and the Wirecard fraud
    • Why bitcoin is superior technology and money
    • Protecting your privacy with the Specter wallet
    • Long-term thinking

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    Der Beitrag Moritz Wietersheim: Why Bitcoin Is Superior to Altcoins or Stock Nonsense Like Wirecard erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Tim Akinbo: Bitcoin is a Store of Value for the African People Jun 18, 2020
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    My guest in this episode is Tim Akinbo. He comes from Nigeria and is involved in the Bitcoin space since 2014. I got to know Tim when I asked for bitcoin donations for a school in Harare, Zimbabwe. He contacted me on Twitter and offered to setup a BTCpayserver so that we can receive lightning payments, too. That was of great help. I looked him up and realized that Tim is also a Bitcoin Core contributor, Software developer and has a lot of experience with e-commerce and international payments.

    “I think from an individual perspective, Bitcoin will make it possible for people to really, really save, on the African continent.” – Tim Akinbo

    “I really have not been able to figure out, if any other Altcoin really has any use case, besides probably providing some avenue for a speculation, but in terms of real world use cases, I don’t think that any of the so-called limitations of Bitcoin are strong enough to actually kind of overcome it’s network effects and liquidity.” – Tim Akinbo

    Our topics:

    • How he learned about Bitcoin
    • His contribution to Bitcoin Core
    • The use-cases for Bitcoin in Nigeria and Ghana
    • Methods of payments in Nigeria
    • How Bitcoin is traded in Africa
    • Why the trading volume in Africa increased during the Corona pandemic
    • His perspective on zimbo.cash
    • Use-cases for Altcoins
    • The deprecation of the Naira and other African currencies
    • Bitcoin as a store of value for African people
    • His new project to make full nodes in Africa visible

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    Der Beitrag Tim Akinbo: Bitcoin is a Store of Value for the African People erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Amiti Uttarwar: Developing Bitcoin - The Only Crypto Project With a Very Clear Goal Jun 11, 2020
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    In this week’s episode I had the pleasure to interview Amiti Uttarwar. She is one of the first female engineers contributing to the Bitcoin Core software. Amiti is working full time as a Core developer, focusing on the peer to peer aspect of the protocol. Her latest contribution is a pull request that improves wallet privacy. I enjoyed our chat a lot, because Amiti has a clear and concise way to communicate which had even a calming effect on me. Maybe her daily meditation practice is the reason for that.

    “I definitely hope that we move towards a Bitcoin ecosystem that involves more women. I think it’s kind of absurd how few there currently are that I know about, in Bitcoin Core specifically. When I made my first contributions I didn’t know of any women contributors. And I just think that that’s ridiculous.” – Amiti Uttarwar

    “I definitely don’t think right now, a particular group of people or a particular business entity has the ability to really have a disproportionate amount of influence on Bitcoin Core. But I also think, it would take a really big change that I can’t really imagine how it would happen in order for that to be occurring in the future.” – Amiti Uttarwar

    We talk about

    • How different forms of money form expectations
    • The gift economy
    • Why she chose bitcoin and not another “crypto” project
    • Censorship resistance
    • Why privacy is important
    • What a PR is
    • Influencing the direction of Bitcoin development
    • Bitcoin Core releases
    • Her educational comics
    • How Bitcoin developers are getting paid
    • Her message to women in Bitcoin
    • Diversity in Bitcoin
    • Meditation

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    Der Beitrag Amiti Uttarwar: Developing Bitcoin – The Only Crypto Project With a Very Clear Goal erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Chris Maurice: Chances and Challenges of Running a Bitcoin Exchange in Africa Jun 04, 2020
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    In this episode I talk with Chris Maurice, the CEO and Founder of Yellow Card Financial, a Nigeria based bitcoin and crypto exchange. Chris started his entrepreneurial endeavors as a SEO consultant at the age of 16 after that he sold bitcoin on eBay and in the backrooms of Taco Bell restaurants. Chris tells us how he came up with founding an exchange and why he did that in Africa.

    “Dollar can be extremely difficult to access in most countries, Dollar is a complete pain to handle whether you’re in the US or in any other country in the world. Dollar accounts are no fun. Bitcoin just really makes it so much easier to move value across the world.” – Chris Maurice

    Topics

    • How he found out about Bitcoin while managing his business in Pakistan
    • Selling bitcoin on eBay with a 200% markup
    • Selling bitcoin as college students at Taco Bell
    • Why he went to Nigeria
    • Starting a cryptoexchange
    • Bitcoin in Zimbabwe
    • Working with Alakanani Itireleng in Botswana
    • Meeting Jack Dorsey the CEO of Twitter
    • Bitcoins ability to move money across borders
    • Challenges for using bitcoin in Africa
    • High fees on the blockchain
    • User experience of the Lightning Network
    • Bitcoin as a store of value in Africa

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    Der Beitrag Chris Maurice: Chances and Challenges of Running a Bitcoin Exchange in Africa erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Carla Kirk-Cohen: Bitcoin Is the Ability to Take Back Control Over Your Financial Situation May 28, 2020
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    Today’s guest is Carla Kirk-Cohen she is a developer at Lightning Labs and is living in Cape Town in South Africa. Carla is building infrastructure around lightning nodes that makes it easier for people to run their own nodes at home.

    “I was really drawn to the security model of Bitcoin, really interested and thinking, oh, this can’t possibly work. There must be some way that it breaks. And then going back and learning a bit more and realizing how incredible the entire system actually is. For me Bitcoin is really about self determination. I think the ability to take back control over your financial situation is a really powerful thing and it’s a really interesting thing because it’s something that’s never been possible until Bitcoin existed.” – Carla Kirk-Cohen

    “That 21 million that will never change and is finite really does ensure value of Bitcoin through scarcity and that I think is the most important feature and just fundamental to the entire system.” – Carla Kirk-Cohen

    Our topics:

    • Her career in the Bitcoin space
    • What Bitcoin means to her
    • The 21 million hard cap
    • The Lightning Network
    • Lightning infrastructure projects
    • Loop, Faraday, Multipath payments
    • Privacy in the Lightning Network
    • The Bitcoin community in South Africa
    • Lightning Wallets
    • How to become a (female) Bitcoin and Lightning developer

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    Der Beitrag Carla Kirk-Cohen: Bitcoin Is the Ability to Take Back Control Over Your Financial Situation erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Ray Youssef: Bringing Bitcoin Into Africa With Gift Cards Is Solving Real Problems May 21, 2020
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    On today’s episode I talk with Ray Youssef, Co-Founder and CEO of Paxful, a peer-to-peer marketplace for money transfers serving about 4 million people in every country of the world. He says that in the next five years Africa with its tremendous growth in trading volume is going to become the leading crypto continent.

    “Africa is leading all of our volume right now, and it’s growing tremendously. And every time a new country comes online, we start to see exponential growth. So you know this, these next five years are going to see Africa become the crypto continent in a way.” – Ray Youssef

    “If you’re from America or Europe and you want to go to Africa and start a business, great. Find your African co-founder, you’re not going to go in there and do this without the Africans. In fact, the Africans are going to lead it. You know, we from the West are kind of guests here, you have to have the right mindset about Africa. This is essential to success.” – Ray Youssef

    “I think women can definitely lead the future in Africa. The truth is, women lead most financial revolutions, right? Like especially products. They find something that works. They introduce it to the family first. They’re the ones that have to circulate the flow of money.” – Ray Youssef

    Topics:

    • His start-up failures and learnings
    • Why he was an MMA fighter and actor
    • His couchsurfing time in New York and what it taught him
    • Making money with gift cards
    • The founding idea for Paxful
    • Payment networks in Africa
    • Privacy
    • Africas growing trading volume
    • How Covid-19 impacted trading
    • Social justice and #BuiltWithBitcoin
    • Paxfuls vision for Africa
    • How to prevent scams and rippers
    • The Africans should lead your business
    • Women controlling the majority of the worlds money
    • The unbanked in the US

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    Der Beitrag Ray Youssef: Bringing Bitcoin Into Africa With Gift Cards Is Solving Real Problems erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Leo Wandersleb: Bitcoin Wallet Security to Avoid Exit Scams May 14, 2020
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    Our topic today is all about Bitcoin wallets and their security. I am talking with Leo Wandersleb a german developer living in Chile, who is the founder of a project called Wallet Scrutiny. The goal of his project is to avoid exit scams through the verifiability of the wallet source code.

    “The goal of Wallet Scrutiny is to avoid exit scams and to avoid major flaws that would make all the users of a certain wallet vulnerable to some back doors that get injected by the provider or by somebody who has a means to add an attack through maybe some libraries that are used in that wallet, et cetera.” – Leo Wandersleb

    • Why he started Wallet Scrutiny
    • His take on Bitcoin as the major cryptocurrency
    • How bitcoin wallets are built
    • The importance of a verifiable source code
    • Anonymity and transparency in respect to security
    • Why hardware wallets are the most secure wallets
    • Bitcoin fee estimation

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    Der Beitrag Leo Wandersleb: Bitcoin Wallet Security to Avoid Exit Scams erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Tuur Demeester: The Bitcoin Reformation in Times of COVID-19 May 07, 2020
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    Today I am talking with Tuur Demeester, who recommended Bitcoin as an investment to his readers at $5 back in 2012. I would say Tuur is a philosopher with a greater perspective and an historical approach to today’s developments. We discuss his findings in his paper “The Bitcoin Reformation”. Published that at the end of 2019 he is drawing comparisons between the Dutch reformation in the 16th century and the emergence of Bitcoin in this century. This bring us to discuss COVID-19 and Tuur’s thoughts on the impact of this crisis on the Bitcoin reformation and he tells us which assets will stay liquid and accessible.

    A Crash Course on Economics, Interest Rates, Debt and Inflation

    “I think that the long tail of cryptocurrencies is going to be small. I think that the Bitcoin market cap is always going to be 80 or 90% of total.” – Tuur Demeester

    “If you really think about what interest rate is, it’s just the price of money, like the price of liquid capital in the economy. Now when we’re talking about 0% interest rates, it means that the money is incredibly cheap. But that’s not natural because this interest rate is set by the central bank.” – Tuur Demeester

    “It’s kind of a great excuse for governments and economists to blame everything on the pandemic, like people are losing their jobs because, because of the lockdown. But like if you look at the 1918 Spanish flu, there was no mass unemployment like there is today. It wasn’t as bad at all because people had actual savings and they could weather things like this. It’s kind of making everything happen that was already going to happen, but it’s just making it happen faster.” – Tuur Demeester

    “What assets are going to be liquid and accessible? My analysis so far: I ended up with gold and bitcoin, I think those are the two likely assets that will still retain their value. And be actually usable.” – Tuur Demeester

    • The similarities between the Dutch reformation and Bitcoin
    • Who is profiting from the current financial system
    • The Catholic church and Central Banks as rent-seeking monopolies
    • Differences between the schools of Keynes and Austrian Economics
    • Bitcoin lending
    • Attacks on Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash
    • Money as a language
    • The growing risk of hyperinflation
    • Interest rate is the price of money
    • His take on liquid and accessible assets in the future

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    Der Beitrag Tuur Demeester: The Bitcoin Reformation in Times of COVID-19 erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show.

    Andreas M. Antonopoulos: Bitcoin Removes Power From the Few and Gives It to the Many Apr 30, 2020
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    Today’s guest is one of my favourite people in the space Andreas M. Antonopoulos. We are going to talk about the adoption of Bitcoin, censorship and fake news, the use of Bitcoin in Zimbabwe, corporate and nation state digital currencies, why he does not believe in Austrian economics, why the so-called “left” does not embrace Bitcoin and more.

    “When freedom is banned, only outlaws have freedom.” – Andreas M. Antonopoulos

    “Bitcoin, this system of open currency removes power from the few and gives it to the many.” – Andreas M. Antonopoulos

    Andreas M. Antonopoulos is a best-selling author, speaker, educator, and highly sought after expert in Bitcoin and open blockchain technologies. He is known for making complex subjects easy to understand and highlighting both the positive and negative impacts these technologies can have on our global societies. As an educator, his mission is to educate as many people as possible, in as many places as possible, in as many languages as possible, about Bitcoin and open blockchains.

    Andreas has also written two best-selling technical books for programmers, “Mastering Bitcoin” and “Mastering Ethereum”. He has published “The Internet of Money” series of books, which focus on the social, political, and economic importance and implications of these technologies. At the moment he is writing a new book called “Mastering the Lightning Network”.

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