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Living on Bitcoin: The Sequel -- Big Brains Bullish on Bitcoin -- Reddcoin Tip Platform

MB · 2014-05-06 ·00:04:29 ·MadBitcoins
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Summary

This episode, broadcast on May 6, 2014, provides an update on the rapidly evolving Bitcoin ecosystem, focusing on investment potential and the real-world viability of living solely on cryptocurrency.

Main Topics Discussed:
* Bitcoin Market Status: Daily price fluctuations were reported, noting that CoinDesk BPI saw a low of 4.18 and a high of 4.31.
* "Living on Bitcoin" Sequel: The discussion revisited Forbes writer Cashmere Hill’s year-long experiment, noting her continued progress and learning about transaction details.
* Investment Thesis: Investor Mike Novakratz presented a strong argument for Bitcoin’s future, emphasizing the massive human capital and open-source community driving the project.
* Ecosystem Promotion: The episode promoted the "mad bitcoins" Patreon program, the Coin of the Week (Peercoins), and RedCoin’s dedicated tipping platform.

Key Quotes:
* "Bitcoin has captured the imaginations of programmers... I've never seen a small project with more human capital going into it." (Mike Novakratz)
* "Bitcoin is going to rise up and replace the world's money system." (Mike Novakratz)
* "A mad bitcoins, works wonders." (Opening greeting)

People Mentioned:
* Cashmere Hill (Forbes writer, subject of the "Living on Bitcoin" series).
* Mike Novakratz (Investor, bullish on Bitcoin).
* Mimetic Engineer (Newest member of the MVP Patreon group).

Bitcoin Price Information:
* CoinDesk BPI: Last of 4.26, High of 4.31, Low of 4.18.
* Redcoin: Last of 5 Satoshi's.
* Lightcoin: $10.27.

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People mentioned

Cashmere HillMike NovakratzMimetic Engineer