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

Sat down with Matt Hill from Start 9 Labs.

A couple weeks ago at this point.

Had a great conversation about the hardware that they're building, the software that they're building, more importantly, self-sovereign computing servers, Bitcoin notes, communication,

tour access in your home. They're working on a pretty cool roadmap, building some dope

hardware, and the reason behind it is an important one.

We either go down the digital Panopticon route,

road, or we get self-sovereignty in the digital age.

People like start nine labs are fighting for that.

So I think you guys are going to enjoy this episode.

This episode brought to you by good friends at the motherfucking

Kasp! I think you guys have heard this read before. We got the cash shop,

help me stack sets, send sets, receive sets and sell sats, if you so please. We're saying

sat, sat, sat, sat, sat, because sats are the standard. 100 million sats per one Bitcoin.

There's a bunch of people out there right now really getting confused.

They're like, oh, Bitcoin is not scarce because you can divide it into 100 million units,

known as Satoshes or Sats.

Francis Coppola, Amy Kaster, that dude from the Zikez movie.

They think that this makes it so Bitcoin isn't scarce,

the fact that you can give it down to 100 million units.

It just makes it more granular, not less scarce.

If you cut a pizza into 100 million pieces,

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