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Proof of Work - An interview with Max Hillebrand (Open Source Entrepreneur)

WCN · 2019-08-14 ·00:33:06 ·World Crypto Network
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## Proof of Work Podcast with Max Hillebrand: Summary

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This episode of "Proof of Work" features an interview with Max Hillebrand, an open-source entrepreneur and passionate advocate for Bitcoin. The conversation begins with Max recounting his early experiences with computers and his eventual discovery of Bitcoin in 2012/13, initially sparked by a friend's involvement with Silk Road and solidified by Andreas Antonopoulos’s “The Universe of Network” video. He emphasizes Bitcoin's core appeal: freedom, the protection of property rights, and the ability to avoid what he considers "theft" through inflation. Max shares his journey of educating those around him about Bitcoin and even explored its practical application in restaurants, believing it can eliminate trust issues and reduce theft. The discussion then delves into Bitcoin's potential for everyday adoption, particularly through the Lightning Network, and critiques the divisive nature of Bitcoin forks, specifically the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) split. He champions active participation in the Bitcoin community, highlighting the value of reputation and anonymity, and expresses concern about the potential influence of large financial institutions entering the space. Throughout the interview, Max’s libertarian and Austrian economic perspectives shape his views on Bitcoin's role in fostering economic freedom.

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#cryptocurrency#lightning#crypto#bitcoin

People mentioned

Max HillebrandThomas HuntAndreas AntonopoulosRoger VerPeter McCormackEric MabrozoMurray Rothbard