Tales from the Crypt Ep1: The History of Bitcoin pt. II

TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast

Marty Bent

Technology

4.8 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2017

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Join Marty and Louis as they pick up the history of Bitcoin in 2012 and run through everything that's happened through today. Learn about Bitcoin's supply schedule, why people dislike Coinbase, and the first attempt to dethrone the Core team. This week's tangents include the Sixers, a Japanese word of the day, Louis' journey to find the Deep Web, and parking tickets in Chicago.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Tales from the Crypt.
0:09.4	What is up, Freaks?
0:11.0	Welcome back to Tales from the Crypt.
0:12.8	This is your host, Marty Bent.
0:14.3	This is episode one, part two of the history of Bitcoin.
0:18.7	Back in the studio at Lewis Roberts from Barstool Sports, he's had a busy day.
0:22.3	This is his second podcast of the day.
0:25.9	Podcasting is a tough business. I'm used to selling it. I'm not used to actually doing it.
0:31.7	It's been a lot. I've had a, and I actually have gone from a gambling podcast and now a Bitcoin
0:36.1	podcast, it has been, it has been a hell of a day.
0:39.3	For those of you that don't know, Lewis Roberts is the hardest working person in media.
0:43.7	And there's no doubt about that in my mind.
0:46.1	I don't...
0:47.3	Yeah.
0:48.2	Yeah.
0:48.6	Don't mean to make you blush, but just we need people to know that.
0:51.9	Need you listeners to know that.
0:53.1	Yeah.
0:55.9	So we're back in the studio um for those of you that missed
0:57.8	episode one get on it
0:59.9	go listen to it subscribe to the podcast
1:02.5	review the podcast
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