The Coin Pod: Recent Episodes
The YMB Network
A series of conversations about Bitcoin with people who build, study, and use it, hosted weekly by Zack Voell.
Join Zack as he discusses the challenges and nuances of on-chain data analytics and also Bitcoin's market cycles and maturation with Willy Woo, a technical analyst, engineer, and hardcore Bitcoiner.
Join Zack as he discusses the idiosyncrasies of Canada’s bitcoin market with Ben Perrin and Francis Pouliot of Bull Bitcoin, Canada’s premier bitcoin exchange, who share their thoughts on principled bitcoin businesses and why Canada is “the Afghanistan of Bitcoin exchanges”.
Join Zack as he discusses previous Bitcoin bear markets, how to handle them, how each one is similar to the others, and why they’re beneficial and even exciting with two long-time Bitcoiners: Dan McArdle and Dan Held.
Join The Coin Pod for a week-long series of interviews with Lightning Network developers building some of the coolest Bitcoin-focused projects around. This bonus episode is with Alex Akselrod, a current consultant and former lead developer at Lightning Labs. Alex answers a bunch of questions about compact block filters for light clients (BIP 158) and Neutrino. Use these links to find out more about Alex, BIP 158, and Lightning Labs.
Links:
Alex’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/stile65
Lightning Labs’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lightning
BIP 158: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/12254
Join The Coin Pod for a week-long series of interviews with Lightning Network developers building some of the coolest Bitcoin-focused projects around. This episode is with Yuriy Blockhin of Bitfury’s Lightning Peach team dedicated to Lightning Network R&D. Use these links to find out more about the Lightning Peach’s suit of products and plans for future development.
Links:
Yuriy’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/yblokhin
Lightning Peach’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/lightning_peach
Website: https://lightningpeach.com/
Join The Coin Pod for a week-long series of interviews with Lightning Network developers building some of the coolest Bitcoin-focused projects around. This episode is with Andrey Samokhvalov and Oleg Mikhalsky, two Lightning Network fanatics working to build one of the coolest decentralized exchange services around, namely ZigZag. Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) have massive potential to disrupt the bloated centralized exchange dominating the needs of retail investors and crypto-speculators. Use these links to find out more about the ZigZag DEX on Lightning.
Links:
Andrey’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewshvv
Oleg’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/olegmikh1
ZigZag: https://zigzag.io/
ZigZag’s Medium blog: https://medium.com/bitlum
Join The Coin Pod for a week-long series of interviews with Lightning Network developers building some of the coolest Bitcoin-focused projects around. This episode is with two avid Bitcoiners who build and grow a variety of projects. But for today, we’re focusing on one: Moonstuff. If you need bitcoin stuff (and you do), go to https://www.moonstuff.co/.
Links:
Kevin’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/KevJamesAde
Ryan’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/guccimanlefluer
Moonstuff’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/buymoonstuff
Join The Coin Pod for a week-long series of interviews with Lightning Network developers building some of the coolest Bitcoin-focused projects around. This episode is with two lead developers of Satoshi’s Games, Carlos and Rocc, who are working to build an open source, micro-payment powered, elevated gaming experience with Lightning.
Links:
Carlos’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/whiteyhat
Rocc’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/roquerrt
Satoshi’s Games’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SatoshisGames
Satoshi’s Games: https://studio.satoshis.games/
Join The Coin Pod for a week-long series of interviews with Lightning Network developers building some of the coolest Bitcoin-focused projects around. This episode is with Chris Stewart of SuredBits working to monetize APIs via Lightning.
Chris’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/chris_Stewart_5
SuredBits Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuredBits
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp33
Casa is building the best persona key system on the planet, and Casa's co-founder, Jeremy Welch, joins the show to explain how and why.
Jeremy's Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeremyrwelch
Casa's Twitter: https://twitter.com/CasaHODL
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp32
Udi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/udiWertheimer
Lopp’s hard fork tweet: https://twitter.com/lopp/status/1019675622581391361
Conversation with Udi and Stop and Decrypt: https://twitter.com/udiWertheimer/status/1040862787088670720
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp31
Listen as Kalle Alm, a Bitcoin Core contributor, explains his latest BIP, controversial feedback on it, and why generic signed message format matters.
BIP 322: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/pull/725
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kallealm
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp28
Giulia Fanti, a computer scientist who introduced the Dandelion protocol in early 2017 as an effort to improve the anonymity of Bitcoin transactions joins me to discuss the details her proposal, the importance of anonymous peer-to-peer payments, and her experiences working with Bitcoin Core developers.
Read "Dandelion: Redesigning the Bitcoin Network for Anonymity": https://arxiv.org/abs/1701.04439
Read BIP 156: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/c947050ed87b18be580f540951704d35809f92c9/bip-dandelion.mediawiki
Follow Giulia: https://twitter.com/giuliacfanti
Follow The Coin Pod: https://twitter.com/thecoinpod
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Four months ago, Dr. Saifedean Ammous published the most succinct apology for Bitcoin as a viable alternative to state-issued fiat currency in his book “The Bitcoin Standard,” (https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Standard-Decentralized-Alternative-Central/dp/1119473861/) which also serves as a de fact apology for the perennially controversial idea known as Bitcoin Maximalism. Regardless of your opinions on cryptocurrency, Dr. Ammous' thoughts are well worth hearing.
Dr. Ammous, when he’s not being interviewed or tweeted at, is an assistant professor of economics at the Lebanese American University, a prolific researcher and writer, as per his papers available on SSRN, and a world-class grill-master.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/saifedean
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/saifedean
Website: http://saifedean.com
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Bitcoin Magazine’s Aaron van Wirdum called the Lightning Network “probably the most highly anticipated technological innovation to be deployed on top of Bitcoin.” As the number of mainnet nodes and active channels continues to grow, his description seems accurate.
One of the coolest projects built on Lightning is the Zap wallet, created by Jack Mallers. For this coin pod, Jack joins me to discuss the dynamics of Lightning, his thoughts on software development, and the motivations behind creating Zap. We packed a lot of great content into a short episode, so enjoy.
After listening, follow Jack on Twitter (https://twitter.com/JackMallers) and his project Zap, too (https://twitter.com/ln_zap). You can find The Coin pod on Twitter (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) and Mastodon (https://bitcoinhackers.org/@thecoinpod) as well. Visit thecoinpod.com (https://www.thecoinpod.com) to catch up on any and all previous episodes.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp22
Comprehensively summarizing all the material discussed in this coin pod is no small task. For Episode 22, JW Weatherman joins The Coin Pod to discuss a threat model for Bitcoin which he wrote shortly after discovering Bitcoin. He also shares his views on: the importance of technical literacy, the valuable development surrounding Bitcoin right now, recognizing and rebutting scammers, the importance of self-education, the short-term future of Bitcoin, and a few must-read books about Bitcoin.
In short, this coin pod is chock full of a lot of fantastic content. Listen now!
Here are a few resources JW mentions in this episode:
Math Bot: https://mathbot.com/
“The Bitcoin Standard,” by Saifedean Ammous: https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Standard-Decentralized-Alternative-Central/dp/1119473861
Bitcoin Investment & Trading Course: https://twitter.com/WeathermanIam/status/1016026087674011648
JW Weatherman’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkaB2u7zG4uSCL5Hws3X1jw
Follow @Weathermaniam on Twitter (https://twitter.com/WeathermanIam) and visit https://jwweatherman.com/#/ to learn more about his opinions and projects. As always, follow @thecoinpod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) and visit https://http://www.thecoinpod.com to keep up with weekly coin pods and to learn more about this show.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp17
Controversy is a hallmark of almost every discussion about Bitcoin, and podcasts like this one are an excellent platform for discussing contentious opinions.
This seventeenth coin pod features Daniel Krawisz' flatly controversial, provocative opinions on Bitcoin forks, defining bitcoin, competing versions of bitcoin, the Lindy Effect, and much more. Daniel co-founded the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute, is a software developer, and hosts the YouTube show "Bitcoin Stuff" (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC43D9FHfQc4uj7HZAhX97Rg). He and I didn't agree on much, but this is definitely a coin pod you don't want to miss.
Follow Daniel (https://twitter.com/DanielKrawisz) and The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) after listening, and message either or both with your questions and comments about the episode. Be sure to also visit https://thecoinpod.com/ to catch up on previous episodes and learn more about the show.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp16
Institutional investors increasingly flock toward bolstering Bitcoin adoption and grow its developing community. Even though these efforts aren’t universally seen as a net positive development, a strong case can be made for the benefits of “big money” entering Bitcoin.
Ethan Ackerman joins me to co-host this coin pod in which we chat about institutional investors entering bitcoin, investing in altcoins, maximalism, and more with Mark Yusko, a fervent bitcoin apologist, an active investor in the so-called “crypto” space and CEO of Morgan Creek Capital.
After listening, be sure to follow and message any questions about this episode to…
Ethan: https://twitter.com/CryptoEthan
Mark: https://twitter.com/MarkYusko
The Coin Pod: https://twitter.com/thecoinpod
If you’ve missed any coin pods, visit https://thecoinpod.com/ to catch up and learn more about the show.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp14
For nearly ten years, Bitcoin has been widely known as an experiment, something new, yet-to-be proven resoundingly successful, and very much in its early stages of development. Whether Bitcoin is still an experiment or not, the rivals of, nominal threats to, and vitriol for the project compound daily. Separating the inconsequential noise from potentially serious threats to Bitcoin is crucial.
For this episode, I chatted with Giacomo Zucco about threats to Bitcoin, legitimate ones and bogus ones. You’ll need to buckle in for this episode, as Giacomo unloads an unfair amount of incredibly important knowledge, critical to understanding Bitcoin in light of nay-sayers and would-be rivals in the so-called “crypto” space.
In this episode, we discuss a legendary tweet-storm by Giacomo which you can find here: https://twitter.com/giacomozucco/status/991438749748740097
After listening, follow Giacomo on Twitter (https://twitter.com/giacomozucco) and learn more about the BHB Network (https://twitter.com/BHBnetwork). As always, follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) and visit http://thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show.
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Journalists who cover Bitcoin are perennially controversial figures (as are all journalists, really) who face extraordinary criticism for the news and opinions they share about Bitcoin and other alt-coins. Journalists who hate Bitcoin and those who own Bitcoin are equally criticized by opposing sides in the “crypto” space, and any opinions which are later prove incorrect are typically doubled down on instead of corrected.
To address as much of the Bitcoin journalism controversy as possible in one episode, I chatted with prolific writer and Bitcoin news curator Kyle Torpey. Follow Kyle on Twitter (https://twitter.com/kyletorpey) and visit his website (https://kyletorpey.com/) after listening and to keep up with his work.
Be sure to follow and message The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) with your questions or comments after each episode, and visit https://thecoinpod.com to catch up on old episodes and learn more about the show.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp12
Five minutes on twitter dot com is sufficient to discover the cultish, tribalistic, and occasionally vitriolic chemistry between people in “crypto.” Similarly, “crypto” people try to signal their moral uprightness and ethical fortitude my exploiting a handful of behaviors or opinions deemed virtuous.
For this coin pod, Chris DeRose joins me to break down the good, bad, and the sometimes-ugly nature of crypto-cults, tribes, and virtue signals. Chris is a Bitcoin evangelist, public speaker, podcaster, journalist, feminist, and the proud owner of two amazing cats. You don’t want to miss the hot takes he shares in the episode.
After listening, follow The Coin Pod on Twitter (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) and message me with your comments. Be sure to also follow Chris on Twitter (https://twitter.com/derose), visit his website (https://www.chrisderose.com), and subscribe to his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC081hFE-eWOgoeYYl8j8Qhw) to learn more about his work and ideas. In this episode, we mention one of his videos on tribalism, which you should definitely watch (https://www.patreon.com/posts/what-is-18064555).
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp11
Many of the most important contributions to Bitcoin (and cryptocurrency, in general) come from female developers, attorneys, journalists, etc. even though statistically women comprise a relatively small percentage of "crypto" users and contributors, according to the best available data.
For this episode, Soona Amhaz joins me to chat with Desiree Dickerson about her work as the Blockchain & Digital Currency Fellow at Women for Women and her opinions on the diversity in the cryptocurrency space.
During our conversation, we mention Desiree’s latest article for Philanthropy Journal (https://pj.news.chass.ncsu.edu/2018/03/26/what-nonprofits-need-to-know-about-blockchain-humanitarian-use-cases/) and this medium post (https://medium.com/@dickerson_des/women-in-the-woodwork-blockchain-crypto-9acb226d632c) on women building blockchains and other “crypto” projects. Be sure to follow Soona (https://twitter.com/soonaorlater) and Desiree (https://twitter.com/dickerson_des) on Twitter after listening to this coin pod.
Follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) too, and visit https://thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show and catch up on previous episodes.
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The problems of questionable and sometimes out-and-out false data appearing on popular coin ranking sites like CoinMarketCap, which subsequently causes severe price fluctuations, in only one facet of many deficiencies in the sphere of coin ranking sites and cryptocurrency data aggregation services.
One team taking this segment of the space head on is https://nomics.com/, an open, professional and reliable source for clean, carefully curated cryptocurrency data. I chatted with Nomics CEO Clay Collins about his work and its unique relevance to anyone holding a modicum of curiosity cryptocurrency, and listening to this episode should be as educational for you as having the conversation was for me.
During the episode, we mention this Twitter discussion (https://twitter.com/nic__carter/status/977554221087297537). After listening, you should follow Clay (https://twitter.com/ClayCollins) and Nomics (https://twitter.com/NomicsFinance) on Twitter and tinker with their website: https://nomics.com/
Be sure to follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) and message me with your questions and comments after each episode!
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp9
One of the sharpest legal minds thinking about Bitcoin and other blockchains is Preston Byrne, a fellow of the Adam Smith Institute, a Blockchain technologist, and, according to Fortune Magazine, a loud-mouth libertarian as insightful as he is obnoxious.
I had the privilege to catch up with Preston about some of the articles he has authored about stable coins, Nakamoto Schemes, regulatory developments in the Bitcoin and larger cryptocurrency space, and other miscellaneous ideas about which he has written online. You should not miss his well-reasoned opinions and eloquent explanations thereof, whether you agree with everything he says or not.
After listening, Preston would be pleased if you followed Marmot Recovery (https://twitter.com/marmotrecovery), and you should also follow Preston himself (https://twitter.com/prestonjbyrne). Visit his blog (https://prestonbyrne.com/) to read the articles mentioned in today’s coin pod and to follow Preston’s thoughts on cryptocurrency.
As always, catch up on any coin pods you may have missed by visiting https://thecoinpod.com, and follow https://twitter.com/thecoinpod on Twitter to keep up with each week’s new episode.
Cheers!
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp8
“Being a Bitcoin Maximalist gives you a rational foundation to evaluate the entire bitcoin space. ...[It's] based on science and economics; it's the opposite of faith. … It's an understanding of network effects, history, game theory, economics and observational evidence (not being an expert in each but knowing they work together)."
So says Ansel Lindner, host of “Bitcoin and Markets” (https://twitter.com/btcmrkts). Ansel is an outspoken Bitcoin maximalist and a minimalist, and he joins me for the eighth coin pod to explain and defend his maximalist and minimalist beliefs. And to be honest, if you don’t wish to become either one, you probably shouldn’t listen to his explanations of both.
If you chose to listen, you should also follow Ansel (https://twitter.com/AnselLindner) and his show (https://twitter.com/btcmrkts) and visit his website: http://www.bitcoinandmarkets.com/
Follow The Coin Pod too (http://twitter.com/thecoinpod/) and visit http://thecoinpod.com/ to catch up on any previous episodes you may have missed! After you listen to a coin pod, be sure to message me with all your questions and comments and critiques.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp7
Tim, Daniel and I have a special place in our hearts for decentralized Bitcoin exchanges, and we had such a fun time with last week’s coin pod about decentralized exchanges that I asked Roman Snitko, CTO of HodlHodl, to come on The Coin Pod for a “Part Two” episode dedicated to his decentralized exchange.
Roman offers an entirely new set of important thoughts of the security of exchanging bitcoins, the challenges of centralized and decentralized exchanges alike, and the future of cryptocurrencies being traded on decentralized exchanges like his own. And his love for Bitcoin is matched only by his intellect and graciousness. You don’t want to miss his opinions because he has good ones.
Follow Roman (https://twitter.com/romansnitko) and HodlHodl (https://twitter.com/hodlhodl) on Twitter and join the HodlHodl Telegram group (https://t.me/HodlHodlTESTNET) to ask the team questions about their work as you use their exchange.
Visit http://thecoinpod.com/ to catch up on previous interviews, follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) to keep up with new episodes, and message me on Twitter with your comments and critiques!
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp6
The security vulnerabilities of centralized cryptocurrency exchanges are attributes very much inherent to centralized exchange. Andreas Antonopoulos frequently comments that there are only two types of centralized exchanges: the ones that have been hacked and the ones that have yet to be hacked. And the long and continually-growing list of hacks demonstrates that he’s probably right.
An alternative to centralized exchanges comes in the form of decentralized exchanges, of which one of the most promising is Bisq (https://bisq.network/). Today, Chris Beams (https://twitter.com/cbeams), co-founder of Bisq, joins me to chat about decentralized exchanges categorically and, more specifically, the Bisq project.
Bisq is one of the leading decentralized exchanges in the Bitcoin space due in no small way to their uncompromising stance on pure decentralization, Chris explains. The strategy, challenges, progress, and on-going work at Bisq shows the immense potential of decentralized exchange in a space currently clogged with vulnerable centralized exchanges.
Follow Bisq on Twitter for more information about the awesome work Chris and the whole Bisq team is doing (https://twitter.com/bisq_network) and visit their website for all the resources you need to start using Bisq today.
As always, visit https://thecoinpod.com to catch up on previous coin pods and follow https://twitter.com/thecoinpod to keep up with weekly episodes.
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That central banks should buy Bitcoin is an increasingly common aspect of the narrative surrounding cryptocurrencies. In late 2015, two economists from the University of the West Indies in Barbados published research on Bitcoin as an important addition to the Central Bank of Barbados’ asset portfolio.
Jeremy Stephen, one of the authors, joins me today to explain his interest in Bitcoin and the case for central banks owning Bitcoin. Among other things, Jeremy also discusses the similarities between gold and Bitcoin, permissioned blockchains, his bullishness for Ethereum, and how he answers his students who ask him when to buy Bitcoin.
You can read Jeremy’s research here (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2775396) and follow him on Twitter here (https://twitter.com/jeremydstephen).
After listening, message the show with any questions or comments about this episode, guests you’d like to have on the show, and anything else! Also, be sure to visit http://thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show, and follow The Coin Pod on Twitter to keep up with weekly episodes: http://www.twitter.com/thecoinpod/.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp4
Bitcoin and meat share a strong and increasingly popular association in the world Satoshi Nakamoto created. Vegetables and carbohydrates are passé; filet mignon and prime rib are in vogue.
Michael “Bitstein” Goldstein joins me for episode four to explain this trend and clarify that it’s not just a fad. Abandoning carbohydrates and plant food for a zero-carb, ketogenic, or carnivorous diet is an important and long-term decision made by many bitcoiners in obedience to volumes of experiential evidence and evolutionary science that corroborate the astounding effects of an all-meat diet.
But why would anyone give up pizza forever? And what exactly does it have to do with Bitcoin?
Find out in the latest episode of The Coin Pod, which pairs well with a tall glass of water and a steak.
Be sure to follow Bitstein on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bitstein/. Message him with any questions you may have after listening to today’s pod.
Visit http://thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show, and follow The Coin Pod to keep up with weekly episodes: http://www.twitter.com/thecoinpod/.
MP3, Links, and More: http://ymb.tc/tcp3
This extra-long coin pod features Exiled Surfer, a Bitcoin veteran who has been involved in privacy and cypherpunk projects long before Bitcoin came to be, chats with me about why he is more bullish about Bitcoin than ever before.
He offers valuable perspective on the very early days of Bitcoin compared to its current condition in 2018 and explains why Bitcoin’s future is brighter than ever before. We discuss everything from the Lightning Network to breaking down economic privilege, paying taxes with Bitcoin, credit cards, maximalism, price predictions and so much more.
This is an episode you do not want to miss!
You can follow my guest on twitter at http://twitter.com/exiledsurfer/ and you’ll find him under his preferred pseudonym almost anywhere else online too.
After listening to the episode, be sure to visit The Coin Pod’s weekly discussion pages on Token Daily to join discussion with questions and comments from each coin pod. And as always, follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod/) to keep up with weekly episodes when they’re released.
We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsor, America's Cardroom. Head to http://ymb.tc/poker and use code BTC100 for your special welcome package. You’ll get a 100% bonus on your first deposit and so much more, so check it out now!
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This coin pod features Jen Zhu Scott who sat on the cryptocurrency panel at the recent World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland! You can watch a recording of the panel here: https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2018/sessions/the-crypto-asset-bubble
As a follow-up to her comments on the panel, Jen further explains her opinions on prices, maximalism, alt-coins, and good resources to learn about cryptocurrency. Keep up with Jen’s work and cryptocurrency commentary by following her on twitter (https://twitter.com/jenzhuscott).
As always, follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) and message us after each episode with your comments, questions, and any guests or topics you like to learn about in future coin pods!
We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsor, America's Cardroom. Head to http://ymb.tc/poker and use code BTC100 for your special welcome package. You’ll get a 100% bonus on your first deposit and so much more, so check it out now!
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Hardcore cryptocurrency wonks love autonomy, individuality and even anarchy. But hodling comes with some rules. Eight rules, to be exact. In this coin pod, Brenden Matthews discusses his latest project: The Hodler Manifesto.
Brenden’s manifesto explains the eight rules every hodler must follow. Zack and Brenden talk through each rule, considering their importance and discussing possible exceptions.
Rule 1: A true hodler does not sell their coin.
Rule 2: A true hodler buys the dip.
Rule 3: A true hodler remains steadfast in spite of FUD.
Rule 4: A true hodler keeps their coins off exchanges and online wallets.
Rule 5: A true hodler buys good and services with their coin.
Rule 6: A true hodler spreads the good word.
Rule 7: A true hodler does not get FOMO when another coin rises.
Rule 8: A true hodler will run their own full node.
Read the complete manifesto at http://hodlermanifesto.com and follow Brenden on Twitter: @brndnmtthws.
As always, visit http://thecoinpod.com for more information about the show, follow @thecoinpod on Twitter, and message the show with any comments. Enjoy!
We’d also like to thank this episode’s sponsor, Americas Cardroom. Head to http://ymb.tc/poker and use code BTC100 for your special welcome package. You’ll get a 100% bonus on your first deposit and so much more, so check it out now!
Welcome to The Coin Pod, a new YMB project hosted by Zack Voell!
This podcast is designed as a platform to learn about Bitcoin from Bitcoin—from economists, developers, entrepreneurs, attorneys, investors, journalists, critics and others who work with Bitcoin. In short, this is Bitcoin, according to Bitcoin.
Episode 0 is a brief introduction to the show.
Follow @thecoinpod on Twitter, and visit thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show. Thanks for listening!