Privacy Under Siege: Legal and Technological Pressures on Bitcoin
The October 23, 2024 episode of the Ungovernable Misfits podcast dives into critical issues surrounding Bitcoin's privacy tools, the challenges of self-custody, and legal tensions.
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Nostr's Messaging Challenges: Privacy, Scalability, and the Path Forward
In the October 21, 2024 episode of the Bitcoin Review podcast, the panel delves into the technical and privacy challenges surrounding Nostr’s decentralized messaging system, focusing on direct messages (DMs) and group chats.
FediMint: Privacy-First Bitcoin Custody for Communities
The October 16, 2024 episode of the Bitcoin Infinity Show features Obi Nwosu expalning Fedi, which uses the FediMint protocol to enable secure, privacy-focused federated custody, where trusted community members manage Bitcoin assets.
Simplifying Multisig and Enhancing Bitcoin Privacy
In the October 10, 2024 episode of the Ungovernable Misfits podcast, Jon and Max explore the challenges and usability of multisig setups in Bitcoin, with a focus on privacy, security, and hardware compatibility.
Bitcoin’s Transformative Power: Financial Sovereignty, Privacy, and New Business Models
The July 4, 2021 inaugural episode of the Closing the Loop podcast featured a conversation between John Vallis and Gigi. They delve into Bitcoin’s transformative role in society, focusing on its ability to empower individuals by offering financial sovereignty and privacy.
Nostr: A Decentralized Lifeboat for Digital Freedom
In the September 10, 2024 episode of The Progressive Bitcoiner, Will Casarin and Roger Huang discuss the importance of Nostr as a tool for circumventing restrictive internet policies, providing insights into its impact on both everyday users and activists in oppressive regions.
Bitcoin Development: Key Updates, Privacy, and Governance Challenges
The September 9, 2024 episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast features Murch, a computer scientist and engineer at Chaincode Labs. The discussion delves into the complexities of Bitcoin development, emphasizing the distinction between changing and maintaining Bitcoin software.