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

I had the immense pleasure of sitting down with Matt O'Dell and a good anon friend of ours, Open Arms,

who's been working on some incredible projects throughout the last couple of years.

We talked about a number of them in this podcast, mainly his join inbox, his hardware box that allows people to run join market easily.

We talked about joint market specifically and how their coin joint implementation is set up in the scenarios and incentives that go into that particular coin join implementation. On top of that,

we talked about privacy, obviously, joint market comes up. You're naturally going to talk about

privacy, both the protocol layer and on lightning, how you can be more private on lightning and

the intricacies of running on tour and displaying your public note and

sending invoices and key send and a bunch of stuff very enlightening episode get very deep into

the technicals i think you guys are going to like this especially if you are interested in the

technical details of how to use bitcoin privately this is a wealth

of knowledge this episode of tales from the crypt was brought to you by our good friends at the cash

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