So, freaks, it's your boy Marty here to introduce this episode of Tales from the Crypt,

the immense pleasure of sitting down with Elizabeth Prefontein.

He's been putting out some incredible content pertaining to Bitcoin on her blog, Octonomics.

We had a far-ranging conversation about her experience in the analog banking world before it went very digital.

She started working, I believe when she was 11, if I recall correctly, and has a lot of

experience in the traditional finance world, particularly in Canada and Montreal, and has a lot

of unique insights into the lack of transparency within the banking and financial

industry, particularly in Canada, the analog nature of the traditional systems and how they

compare to Bitcoin and how Bitcoin is just a huge inflection point in terms of

tech and philosophy of how the system shall be run.

We should be run, shall be run.

We also talk about political correctness leaking into the board, and a bunch of other stuff, including

how to define Bitcoin or why you should not attempt to define Bitcoin as anything other than

a scarce information space and messaging system.

It is free speech at the end of the day.

This episode of Tales from the Crypt is brought to by the cash app. You freaks know all about them. They're helping us do

many things and they're making sats the standard. All right. If you haven't seen this yet,

Miles Suter teased it the other day. Matt O'Dell confirmed it last night. Android users are

now able to make Sats the standard within the cache app.

You can stack Sats, receive Sats, send Sats, sell Sats, if you so please.

And soon they're going to be adding an auto buy function as well.

Miles confirmed it in the same thread that he dropped the Sats.

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