Well, hey there, freaks. It's your boy Marty Bent here to introduce this week's episode of Tales

from the Crypt. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Matt Alborg, the creator of useful

tulips.org, a data scientist and somebody who's been doing some incredible work, diving into

P-to-P exchange data across the world. Matt's got some incredible stories in this episode of how people are using Bitcoin

around the world.

There's some very unique use cases going on.

People are actually using this.

People are skirting sanctions, are getting around expensive remittance systems, and actually

using Bitcoin, as you'll find out. It is not the

only rail being used or the main rail, but it is a rail and it is being used creatively

around the world by people who need to move money and may not even need to save it. This week's

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