Well, I folks, this is Jack Spirko with another edition of the Survival podcast.

It's always one man's view of the changing world, the changing times, and things we can

all do to live a better life. If times get tough or even if they don't, today is Tuesday, August

the 2nd, 2022, and this is episode 3136 of the Survival podcast, episode 13 of The Bitcoin Breakout,

and I've got a really special one for you today. I have Guy Swan and Brian Harrington returning.

They've both been on the show fairly recently, individually, and now they're coming back together.

I asked them to do this, and it's because I wanted to discuss what are called layer 3 solutions

for Bitcoin. So, layer 1's Bitcoin. It's the Bitcoin that you know and love. It's been around forever

in a day. There is only one layer 1. Layer 2, in this case, we're building on top of a layer 2

that we call the Lightning Network, but there is more than one layer 2 solution. A layer 2 solution

would also be something like Liquid that we won't get into today. But you've got layer 1 and layer

2 sits on top of that. A layer 3 app is an app that sits on, guess what, a layer 2 app. So,

what that would mean now is when you look at something like the Fountain app for podcasting,

and you guys are able to send me boostagrams and stuff like that, and I'm able to like see

somebody make a clip of mine and say, really like what they did there, and I can give them a few

likes and give them 100 sats and stuff like that. That's a layer 3 app. Strike. The Strike app is a

layer 3 app where you can deposit dollars, send dollars, but the other side receives Bitcoin

or Bitcoin and Lightning form. It's on top of that layer 2 solution. And we have just begun.

We have just begun. And I started kind of brain surfing, right? Like what could you do?

And so I took out my cell phone and I just opened it up and I started looking at all the apps on

my phone. Now, I don't know how much we would do with like the pictures, like the pictures app,

where you access your pictures that you keep for yourself and your family. But when I started

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