Bitcoin and Lightning for Activists

<p><strong>Chapters and Timestamps From This Episode:</strong></p> <p>[00:14] Chapter 1: Bitcoin 2022!</p> <p>[02:36] Chapter 2: Introducing Strike’s new initiative. Exploring the 3 bounties for UX developers set up to help activists leverage Bitcoin.</p> <p>[08:23] Chapter 3: Jack discusses his mental models, BOLT 12, and how Bitcoin can drastically improve financial inclusion.</p> <p>[11:44] Chapter 4: Why there is a bounty for a donation use case with Bitcoin.</p> <p>[13:42] Chapter 5: BOLT 12 and Lightning privacy concerns.</p> <p>[25:50] Chapter 6: The importance of interoperability and being conscious of the consequences that come from software creation.</p> <p>[30:16] Chapter 7: Cyber hornets! Protecting the Bitcoin monetary policy. Is Lightning at risk?</p> <p>[34:32] Chapter 8: Using Chaumian Mints with wallets to improve privacy for activists.</p> <p>[40:30] Chapter 9: Use cases: Why we need a simple way to make foreign donations anonymously.</p> <p>[43:50] Chapter 10: Should anonymity be the goal with the Lightning standard?</p> <p>[51:44] Chapter 11: Why it’s important for activists to be able to exchange Bitcoin for fiat currencies.</p> <p>[1:03:22] Chapter 12: How big could Bitcoin become?</p> <p>[1:08:50] Chapter 13: The audience chimes in. Thoughts on discreet log contracts and anticipating regulatory nightmares.</p> <p>[1:17:40] Chapter 14: Can we make it easy for people to go from BTC to USD?</p> <p>[1:21:30] Chapter 15: Closing remarks and what the future holds.</p>