Tales from the Crypt #55: BitcoinTINA aka Rick Flex

TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast

Marty Bent

Technology

4.8 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2019

⏱️ 172 minutes

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Join Marty on this week's edition of Tales from the Crypt as he sits down with BitcoinTINA aka Rick Flex to discuss how bullish he is, past tech trends and how we may use them to guess how Bitcoin adoption may play out, and much much more. Banger of an episode.

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0:00.0	Tales from the CRETS.
0:09.0	What's up, Freaks?
0:10.5	Welcome back to Tales from the Crypt at your boy Marty Bent here in a hotel room in Miami, Florida at the North American shit coin conference.
0:18.0	Escaping from the floor to come have a conversation in the room with somebody
0:22.4	who I'm very excited to speak with.
0:24.3	We've had ongoing conversations for the last, what, year, two years?
0:27.5	Year.
0:27.9	Yeah.
0:29.4	Bitcoin Tina, also known as Richard.
0:31.6	He's one of the most animated people I've ever met in the space, and I think you freaks
0:35.3	are going to love this conversation.
0:37.6	Richard, let's jump into your pass.
0:39.3	How did you find Bitcoin?
0:40.3	It's the tails from the crypt.
0:41.4	How did you get into Bitcoin?
0:42.9	First time I came across Bitcoin, I was at a conference.
0:46.5	Trace Mayer was speaking.
0:48.3	I thought it sounded really interesting.
0:50.0	I was really excited by it. The guy was running the conference basically said,
0:54.3	well, you know, I'm not sure,
0:56.0	and don't think too much of it.
0:59.0	And a lot of respect for this guy.
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