Welcome to the What Bitcoin did podcast.

Hi there, how are you all?

Welcome to the What Bitcoin did podcast brought to you by Krakhan.

I'm your host Peter McCormack and today I've got a double interview

with Amin Salamani and Ali Eve Knox from Spank Chain looking at the issues faced by

sex workers and how cryptocuracies can help. But before that I've got a message from my show sponsors and

I just want to say a big thank you to all of them for supporting this show.

There are many important issues covered here so if you usually skip the intro then

please do check out my intro comments after the

ads because there's a few points I wanted to make before you actually listen to

the interview. Anyway on to my amazing sponsors so first up Krakhan they made a

big announcement this week regarding security,

and this is one of the reasons I love Krakan so much, the way they approach so many different things.

For me, they are without doubt the cryptocurrency market leader in security.

They've made it their number one priority above anything else that they want to

protect their clients. Their chief security officer a cracker, Nick Pacoco, has written an open letter

which is available on the crack on blog where they point out a few things they're working on.

So firstly they've enhanced their two-factor authentication by enforcing it on

logging, making security core to all Cracken user accounts, and also a very cool

thing they've done is they have launched Cracken Security Labs, which is their commitment to improving the security of the entire cryptocurrency ecosystem by performing vulnerability research against third-party products such as hardware wallets, software wallets and other related technology

and they're going to disclose identified issues in a way that does not jeopardize the security of

the industry but improve the security for everyone. I've taken this straight from their blog.

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