What is that, Freaks? It's your boy, Marty Ben, here to introduce this episode of Tales from the Crypt.

At the immense pleasure of sitting now with Christopher Allen and Wolf McNally from the blockchain

Commons Initiative, which is trying to create better standards for Bitcoin software,

particularly around wallet software and how wallet providers should be building their

wallets to be interoperable with each other

to eliminate friction for users in the future.

Fascinating conversation.

I was honored to have them on.

I mean, Christopher, I've been asking him to come on the podcast for years.

He finally reached out recently said, hey, it's time.

I've got things to talk about.

So we talked about them.

I'll do a little demo here. If you want to see the demo and you're listening to the audio

format, we did do a good job of describing what was going on in the demo. But if you want to see it

on a computer screen, this is live on YouTube and Bitcoin TV as well. So you can go check it out there. If you want to see the seed tool demo with Sparrow

wallet, it's pretty cool. I do recommend it. Rather than that, listen to it. There's some

gravy here teaching us some important lessons of TFTC. It was brought to you by good friends

of the motherfucking cash up. Don't know if you guys saw it.

You might not have it yet.

I won't like tease you if you don't have it yet, but a cash-up enabled Lightning Network

payments this week.

I got it.

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