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BITCOIN SEASON 2: Tricking Solana Degens into Stacking Sats

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4.8689 Ratings

🗓️ 12 March 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

How “Janusz” is meeting solana degens where they’re at and getting them to stack more sats (and increase Bitcoin’s privacy?)


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Janusz is meeting Solana degens where they’re at by building a product that helps them stack bitcoin during their regular Solana use. “Lemon Drop” is the first product release in Janusz’s recent Bitcoin pivot and builds towards his bigger goal: increasing Bitcoin privacy through increasing Bitcoin’s anonymity set. Also: activating a Bitcoin soft fork?


Notes:

• How Lemon Drop works

• Privacy on Bitcoin

• Open Source vs Product focused development

• A soft fork activation?


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Timestamps:

00:00 Start

01:02 Anon payments

03:17 Pivot on Layers project

05:39 Lemondrop

10:13 Inspiration

12:45 Arch Network

13:17 Building the team

16:52 Wrapped BTC

20:36 Bitcoin Layers project

25:51 Soft fork activation client

32:26 Advocating for specific covenants

37:11 Privacy projects

42:43 Privacy adoption

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Transcript

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0:00.0

This Bitcoin privacy advocate is leveraging Solana Digen traders to increase Bitcoin's anonymity set.

0:07.0

Yes, you heard that right.

0:09.0

I've got Janus of Lemon Drop joining me for Bitcoin Season 2 today on an episode we recorded a couple weeks ago at ETH Denver.

0:16.0

Bitcoin Season 2 is brought to you by Arch Network, the platform for building bridgeless apps on Bitcoin.

0:23.3

More on Arch later on in the show.

0:25.1

Let's kick it off.

0:32.3

Okay, I'm here with Janice in Denver, Colorado at the space.

0:38.3

Yeah.

0:39.3

Yonis is funny because I think my first introduction to you was as a small random account on Twitter.

0:44.3

Okay.

0:45.3

Because I was trying to wrap my head around the world of like Bitcoin L2s during the L2

0:51.3

explosion of like a year or two ago, and you were the only coherent people.

0:56.1

Why in the world were you, one of the few people talking about this early on?

1:01.7

Okay, so like, I really care about anonymous payments, and I think blockchains in general

1:08.2

are only really useful for that, like censorship resistant payments.

1:13.9

And that includes things like,

1:15.6

for example, like ordinals, right?

1:16.8

Like you have the ability to like do these transactions.

1:18.9

Everyone runs this like software that they all like socially agree on.

1:21.7

And like that's like,

1:22.6

and you have the censorship resistance of the L1 to be able to do that.

1:25.8

And people can't stop you.

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