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MadBitcoins #Bitcoin Christmas Special 2014 -- with Poems, Bad Singing and more Poems

MB · 2014-12-24 ·00:08:49 ·MadBitcoins
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Summary

This episode, "MadBitcoins #Bitcoin Christmas Special 2014," combined cynical commentary with promotional announcements, focusing on the volatile state of Bitcoin during the holiday season.

Summary:
The segment opened with the speaker expressing deep skepticism regarding the current state of Bitcoin and questioning the myth of "St. Satoshi." This cynicism was juxtaposed with readings of famous poems (attributed to Wordsworth and Coleridge), which the speaker dismissed as unconvincing attempts to deliver a "Christmas miracle."

The core content revolved around parody, highlighted by the poem, "A visit from St. Satoshi by Clement Clark." This poem reworked traditional Christmas verses to incorporate crypto themes, playfully introducing Satoshi Nakamoto as a figure who delivers bitcoins. The parody also made lighthearted references to various altcoins, including Lightcoin, Namecoin, and Peercoin, and even mentioned a fictional "Satoshi Klaus."

The episode concluded by shifting focus from literary satire to promotion. The speakers promoted the "World Crypto Network Pizza Party" and the "Hashtag Bitcoin Bowl," a major event sponsored by BitPay, scheduled for the day after Christmas.


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