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Alex joins to discuss his platform for betting on binary feeds in Counterparty and the basics of BIP32 wallet recovery. https://xcpfeeds.info Then Manfred Karrer explains the operation of the peer to peer fiat - Bitcoin exchange he's working on - bitsquare. http://bitsquare.io/ CREDITS Music provided by Csus. Check them out on Soundcloud. Content provided by Alex and Manfred Karrer Any questions or comments? Email [email protected]. Check out beyondbitcoin.fm for more material and recordings of developer hangouts

Today we’re, focusing on higher level deployments of the counterparty protocol. Joel Dietz joins me again with Ben Ingram. Also with us Is Jeremy Lam of Vennd We look at XBTC, bringing Altcoins onto the counterparty exchange, customer and employee rewards, carbon credits and Swarm's voting system.

Adan Krellenstein, Counterparty co-founder and developer discusses OP_RETURN, proof of burn, other distribution methods, asset issuance, improvements to Bitcoin and the importance of the first mover advantage. Adam's great to talk to and in light of the increasingly important role that Counterparty is assuming in the user designated asset space, he's one of the guys on the pulse. Pity this interview is two months old. Still, an appropriately concise overview of the protocol that everyone is talking about.

In this hangout session, Stephen Reed presents his proposed reengineering of Bitcoin, Cooperative Proof Of Stake. Dan Larimer and others join the conversation to have their questions answered. CPOS is a fresh solution to the problems Bitcoin faces which maintains what remains of Satoshi's social contract while dramatically improving the efficency of the ecosystem. CREDITS Music provided by Csus. Check them out on Soundcloud. Content provided by Stephen Reed - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=584719.0, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=366214.0 The recording of the Weka courtesy of Department of Conservation - http://www.doc.govt.nz. Any questions or comments? Email [email protected]. Check out beyondbitcoin.fm for more material and recordings of developer hangouts

This weeks episode features Dan Larimer of Invictus Innovations discussing the shift from Proof Of Work to Delegated Proof Of Stake and the thought process behind the change. We go on to discuss pretty much everything else going on in the development of the bitshares platform. It was a great opportunity to tie up all the loose ends I could think of and Dan was happy to oblige. Then a fellow named Ian with the deepest knowledge of NXT of anyone I've met does pretty much the same thing. We began with Transparent forging and the scope of the interview just widened from there to cover the value of Javascript as a language, some of the frankly astonishing capabilities being developed in the NXT ecosystem and even NEM, a fork of NXT with aspirations of its own! CREDITS Music provided by Csus. Check them out on Soundcloud. Content provided by Dan Larimer - www.bitshares.org, and Ian - www.nxtcommunity.org. The recording of the Bellbird courtesy of Department of Conservation - http://www.doc.govt.nz. Any questions or comments? Email [email protected]. Check out beyondbitcoin.fm for more material and recordings of developer hangouts

Great guests this week! First is a brief talk with Joel Deitz of Swarm. Swarm is a crowd funding platform with some checks in place to protect both project creators and investors. This, along side anonymous transactions and remission is in my mind a top killer app of cryptocurrency. Swarm is itself looking for capital investment from the public, beginning in a few days. Editing out connection difficulties turned this solid interview into a brief short but the important stuff is in there. http://www.swarmcorp.com/ Next up, Neil and Jonathan from Altcoin Labs chat amiably about the time when as kids they engaged in manipulating the price of pickaxes, the meme on USD bank notes, currency agnostic wallets, the importance of altcoins . . . It goes on, these guys have tons to impart. http://altcoinlabs.org/ CREDITS Music provided by Csus. Check them out on Soundcloud. Content provided by Joel Dietz, Neill Miller and Jonathan Zevallos. Any questions or comments? Email [email protected]

Nikos Bentenitis and Panos Skourtis discuss the difficulties of educating in cryptocurrency, the efficacy of technical analysis in understanding price movements and scientific peer review enhanced by blockchain reputation systems. Then Joseph Lubin of Ethereum joins to talk about all kinds of interesting stuff including the super fluid economy of the future and consensus vs hierarchical organisation structure. CREDITS Music provided by Csus. Check them out on Soundcloud. Content provided by Nikos Bentenitis, Panos Skourtis and Joseph Lubin. Any questions or comments? Email [email protected] 1Dy8TtQvc9W7WqdowN4avVtnLDu3VLJch9