You, Me, and BTC Your Liberty & Bitcoin Podcast

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 ...

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This is episode 2 of Tim's Two Cents – a brand new show where Tim argues with himself. Join the omniscient genius this week as he explores the exciting world of minarchism. Some people believe that when it comes ...

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The MediChain Medical Big Data Platform is currently seeking to reform the medical records sector with the launch of a minimum viable product (MVP) at pain clinics in the UK, which help patients find ways to manage their pain ...

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This is episode 231 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. After years of arguing, months of implementation, and ages of educating users, SegWit is finally taking off. About 30% of all Bitcoin transactions now ...

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This year sees the 10th anniversary of Satoshi Nakamoto's revolutionary white paper that put forward the idea of a "cryptocurrency" – monetary transactions that aren't regulated by a government or financial authority. So it's incredible to think that it's ...

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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 ...

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This is episode 1 of Tim's Two Cents – a brand new show where Tim argues with himself. That's right, Tim decided to take the leap and start his own solo series. And he kicks it off this week ...

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The recent increase in mergers and acquisitions in the iGaming industry should surprise no one. Growing demand and rapid regulatory changes for the industry has forced some of the largest operators to unite to survive. Introduction of new taxes ...

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