Beyond bitcoin: Decentralized collaboration Hi everybody. Today I am going to talk about something different than my usual. I am going to talk more about how we can compute and how we collaborate. I'll start with an introduction to the history of how things happened and why are things the way t...

Bitcoin as a novel market institution I am going to be talking about bitcoin as an economic system, not as a software or cryptographic system. This talk has two parts. In the first, I'm going to take a retrospective of the past 10 years of bitcoin as a functioning economic system. In the second p...

Start time: 6:09:50 My name is Bryan Bishop, I’m going to be talking about bitcoin custody. Here is my PGP fingerprint, we should be doing that. So who am I, I have a software development background, I don’t just type transcripts. I’m actually no longer at LedgerX as of Friday (Sept 21 2018) when ...

Bitcoin maximalism dissected Good morning everyone. I am very happy to be here at Baltic Honeybadger. Last year I gave a scaling presentation. I opened the conference with a scaling presentation. This year in order to compensate, I will be super serious. This will be the most boring presentation at...

1 on 1: Bitcoin payment processing and merchants V: Hello and welcome to this amazing conference. It's a good conference, come on. It's great because you can ask them about UASF and they know what you're talking about. I have some guests with me today. We're going to be talkin gabout merchant pro...

1 on 1: The current state of the market & institutional investors Bitcoin Association Guy (BAG) BAG: I'm here with Bruce Fenton and Tone Vays. Bruce is also host of the Satoshi Roundtable and a long-term investor. Tone Vays is a derivatives trader and content creator. We're going to be talking a...

Closing panel RS: Thanks guys for joining the panel. We just need to get one more chair. I am going to introduce Alex Petrov here because everyone else was on stage. The closing panel is going to be an overview of what's happening in bitcoin. I want to start with the question I started with last ...

Jameson is the infrastructure engineer at Casa. Please welcome Jameson Lopp. Introduction Hi fellow cypherpunks. We're under attack. Corporations and nation states in their quest for omniscience have slowly stripped away our privacy. We are the frog being boiled in the pot called progress. We can...

1 on 1: Investing in bitcoin businesses Matthew Mezinskis (crypto\_voices) (moderator) MM: I run a podcast based here in Latvia on bitcoin economics and money. It's American-Latvian. I do it with my partner who is based in Brazil. Today we're going to focus on investing in businesses focused on bi...

Opening remarks for Baltic Honeybadger 2018 twitter: Okay guys, we're going to start in five minutes. So stay here. She is going to introduce speakers and help everyone out. Thanks everyone for coming. It's a huge crowd this year. I wanted to make a few technical announcements. First of all, ju...

1 on 1: Present and future tech challenges in bitcoin PR: Hi everybody. I think I have the great fortune to moderate this panel in the sense that we have really great questions thought by the organizers. Essentially we want to ask Adam and Peter what are their thoughts on the current and the futu...

The B Foundation I think most people here have some idea of who I am. I am a long-term bitcoiner. I've been in bitcoin since 2010. I love bitcoin. I am passionate about it. I want to see it grow and prosper. The positive thing about bitcoin is that it has a resilient ecosystem. It doesn't need an...

The bitcoin standard as a layered scaling solution Hello, everyone. Can everyone hear me? Okay, wonderful. You can't see my slides, can you. You have to share the screen if you want them to see your slides. How do I do that? Where is that? This is new skype, I'm sorry. Thank you everyone for inv...

Hey guys, next talk in 5 minutes. In five minutes. Introduction Hello everyone. If you're walking, please do it in silence. I am a bit nervous. I was too busy organizing this conference and didn't get time for this talk. If you had high expectatoins for this presentation, then please lower them f...

1 on 1: The future of bitcoin wallets GZ: Thank you very much. We're going to talk about the future of bitcoin wallets. As you know, it's a very central topic. We always compare bitcoin to the internet. Wallets are basically like browsers like back at the beginning of the web. They are the first ...

The future of lightning The year of #craeful and the future of lightning It's great to be back here in Riga. Let's give a round of applause to the event organizers and everyone brought us back here. This is the warmest time I've ever been in Riga. It's been great. I want to come back in the summ...

The reserve currency fallacy Thank you. Developers, developers, developers, developers. Alright, it wasn't that bad. There's a lot of content to explain this concept of the reserve currency fallacy. It's hard to get through it in the amount of available time. I'll be available at the party tonigh...

MM: As Trace Mayer says, it's chasing the rabbit. Why not introduce ourselves? TV: My name is Tone Vays. I come from the traditional Wall Street trading environment. I joined the crypto space in 2013. I spoke at my first conference and wrote my first article in Q1 2014. I was doing some trading. Wi...

Trustlessness, scalability and directions in security models ... Is everyone awake? Sure. Jumping jacks. Wow, that's bright. I am more idealistic than Eric. I am going to talk about utility and why people use bitcoin and let's see how that goes. Trustlessness is much better than decentralization...