Well, hey there, you beautiful freaks. What's going on this morning? I hope you're all having a

great Friday or whatever day it is that you're listening to this podcast. Your boy, Marty

been here to introduce this week's episode. Had the immense pleasure of sitting down with Jeremy

Rubin. A Bitcoin core contributor has been doing a massive amount of work in the Bitcoin space for quite a while now. Most recently, a few freaks

have been paying attention specifically in the last couple days. You'll notice that he officially

got a BIP number for his op check template verify BIP, BIP number 119. When we recorded this last week, the number had not

been assigned yet. So when we're referring to Ops CTV, this BIP wasn't created yet. So we talk

a lot about BIP 119, which is out there now. We talk about Jeremy's past contributions to the Bitcoin Core repository.

He's a gentleman who likes to jump around from different areas of the code base.

And he's not focused on one area, whether it be the Wallachooey or a P-to-P network or something like that.

He likes to jump around.

And to me, that's very fascinating, somebody who has multifaceted and able to contribute

to Bitcoin in many ways.

So we talked about, again, Bit 119, which just got assigned its number yesterday, I believe.

We talked about PAL swap, POW swap, the on-chain hash rate derivatives.

And we talked about dev incentives and funding devs and a bunch of other stuff.

I think you guys are really going to enjoy this.

I'm very, very happy that I was able to get Jeremy in the studio and have a conversation with him about all this stuff.

You're going to learn a lot about Bit 1119, which is hot in the news today.

So, very timely episode.

This episode of Tales from the Crypt is brought to you by the Cash App.

All right, Freaks, I hope you sold the new logo.

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