Bitcoin market & risks, KYC'd internet, AI and data energy updates

<p>0:00 Is bitcoin the pirates or the navy? </p> <p>5:30 With in-kind transactions, is it attractive or worrying to put self-custody coins into the ETFs? 10:58 What happens if bitcoin payments don't take off and block space isn't filled. </p> <p>16:11 Breaking down the way bitcoin fees work </p> <p>20:00 Bitcoins security budget; how much is needed and how it works. Is there a flaw? </p> <p>26:16 Do all bitcoin investors need to care about and pay for security? Exploring three potential solutions. </p> <p>30:26 Funding economists to work on bitcoin </p> <p>36:28 Why we think a tail emissions as a solution is not practical </p> <p>45:38 If bitcoin replaces SWIFT does that create enough transactions to support the network? 52:41 E-cash, lightning, spark, etc taking off would be great for bitcoin </p> <p>54:38 Reasons to use bitcoin will continue to be created and grow </p> <p>57:50 How hashrate is related to the price of bitcoin </p> <p>1:03:53 Data centers are moving to a demand response model, such as Google's latest deal </p> <p>1:07:48 How data centers are pulling this off and what it could mean for bitcoin miners </p> <p>1:12:05 How much infrastructure can you take completely off-grid? </p> <p>1:18:05 Online Safety Act in the UK and KYC'ing basic internet access </p> <p>1:25:56 How to solve for the need for proof of human</p> <p>FOLLOW: </p> <p>Presidio Bitcoin: <a href="https://x.com/presidiobitcoin">https://x.com/presidiobitcoin</a> </p> <p>Steve: <a href="https://x.com/moneyball">https://x.com/moneyball</a> </p> <p>Max: <a href="https://x.com/maxawebster">https://x.com/maxawebster</a> </p> <p>DK: <a href="https://x.com/dksf">https://x.com/dksf</a></p>