Well, hey there, freaks, it's your boy Marty Ben here, sipping and some delicious coffee

here to introduce this week's episode of Tales from the Crypt with Hector Rosecrans,

a veteran of the Naval Academy, a bitcoiner, and currently working at Kasa to help people secure

their Bitcoin. We had an incredible conversation about how Hector came

to find Bitcoin, his experience in the Navy, why he thinks Bitcoin is important, how the revolution

that's being played out via Bitcoin may be able to spread democracy more than military might,

how it is imperative that people take responsibility when securing their

Bitcoin and how Bitcoin compares to the Constitution, which has been a big theme on this podcast

the last couple weeks, couple months. But we, actually, since the Trace Mayor podcast,

we've really been diving into that. And Hector and I dove a little further.

He's got a lot of strong thoughts, especially Bitcoin being a weapon, excuse me,

giving individuals back power and an imperative as we head into the digital age. And this is actually,

before we get into the ad read,

something I've been seeing on Twitter,

a lot of people debating about,

what did Bitcoin actually for?

Is it for censorship-resistant transactions?

Is it sound money?

Is it a savings account?

It's all things.

A lot of people like to say it's a Swiss bank account in your pocket,

but it's like a Swiss army knife of monetary tools. You can use it to make the transactions they don't want

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