Bitcoin Takeover Podcast

American bitcoiner Sasquatch muscle tells the story of his transformation and how he went from a Binance trader of shitcoiners to a true Bitcoin maximalist.

In this episode, bitcoiner Patrick Miller talks about the elements that make Bitcoin unique and legit, and makes comparisons with some other projects like Ethereum, Litecoin, and Tron. Also, watch out for political topics!

Hungarian Bitcoiner Karo Zagorus, who is also a member of the Bitcoin Plebs movement, talks about the situation of Bitcoin in Hungary and his academic research in the sociological aspects of Satoshi Nakamoto's invention.

Indian bitcoiner Rajarshi Maitra talks about the elements that made him love Bitcoin and the ideological transformation that he has undergone in the process. Also, he provides details about the status of BTC in India.

Developer Igor Artamonov talks about the advantages of Bitcoin and his experiences in the industry.

Israeli bitcoiner Udi Wertheimer talks about Bitcoin in international politics, his involvement in the local BTC scene, and his evolving understanding of the blockchain protocol.

Researcher and academic Wassim Alsindi presents his unique understanding of Bitcoin and talks about his background in arts and sciences.

Donald McIntyre talks about the social and anthropological elements that led to the creation of Bitcoin with an emphasis on the works of Tim May and Nick Szabo.

John Carvalho talks about his involvement in the Bitcoin space and how the participates to the political life of the community.

Zack Voell talks about the ways in which Bitcoin can change international relations and politics, offers more insights on his background in Austrian economics, and reveals what it's like to have a dating life as a bitcoiner.

Cryptocurrency journalist Omar Faridi talks about the situation of Bitcoin in Pakistan, his experiences with exchanges, and how BTC adoption can help shift the power dynamics among nation states.

Bitcoin journalist Matt B talks about his experiences as a BTC holder in Ireland and New Zealand, expresses his views on the Satoshi Nakamoto conspiracies, and comments on decentralized exchanges.

After Andy stopped playing with him and Woody joined the Red Dead Redemption universe, Buzz Lightyear has become really interested in Bitcoin.

Avi Rosten, editor at Crypto Globe, talks about how his ideological affinities have gotten him into Bitcoin, what it's like to work in crypto journalism, and how he encountered cypherpunk David Chaum.

Anthony Lusardi talks about getting into Bitcoin, using it as a mean of exchange in New York, his take on the New York Agreement, and the purpose of altcoins in a market that's dominated and led by BTC.

Brekkie makes use of his International Relations degree to talk about Bitcoin. You may also find more or less unfunny jokes that may or may not be related to "Rick and Morty" and XRP.

Alena Vranova talks about the ways in which Bitcoin can be used as a financial mean for global politics. This move would be radical and disruptive for world powers, but fairer and abuse-resistant for all the stakeholders involved.

This is a crossover episode with Car Gonzalez's Thriller Crypto After Dark, and the main topic we discuss is Bitcoin maximalism and how this new politically-neutral monetary system can adjust world powers and make our governments more accountable.