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In this episode Stephan speaks with Matyas Kuchar, co-founder of BTC Prague, about the upcoming Bitcoin conference in Prague. They discuss the conference's focus on Bitcoin and its intersection with other technologies like AI, the regulatory landscape in Europe, and the community divides within the Bitcoin space.  Matyas shares insights on the importance of self-custody, the challenges posed by CBDCs, and the need for a united front in the Bitcoin community. The discussion also touches on the influence of institutional investments on Bitcoin adoption and the value of self-custody.  Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:18) - What to expect from BTC Prague? (06:10) - The Intersection of AI & Bitcoin (10:41) - Rise of surveillance state & importance of Bitcoin (16:07) - CBDCs in Europe and regulatory challenges (19:30) - Community divides in Bitcoin (25:59) - The different types of conference attendees at BTC Prague (29:58) - The value of in-person connections (34:40) - Strategy’s influence on Bitcoin adoption (40:20) - Why attend BTC Prague? Links:  https://x.com/Matyas44Cook  https://x.com/btcprague  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this conversation, Giovanni Santostasi discusses his new book 'The Physics of Bitcoin' and the application of power law analysis to understand Bitcoin's growth, value, and long-term behavior. The conversation covers the scientific basis of Bitcoin's patterns, the significance of power laws in natural and social systems, and how this framework challenges common narratives about exponential growth. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (02:14) - Why write 'The Physics of Bitcoin'? (06:18) - The significance of Bitcoin’s Power Law  (10:28) - Bitcoin's growth: Power law vs Exponential models (21:41) - The nature of Bitcoin as a network effect (29:46) - How would bitcoin’s power law be falsified? (37:30) - Bitcoin’s price floor (41:35) - Can it break to the upside? (43:14) - Will Bitcoin hit a saturation point? (52:51) - Sustainable nature of Bitcoin's growth Links:  https://x.com/Giovann35084111 http://thephysicsofbitcoin.com  https://scientificbitcoininstitute.org/  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this episode, Stephan Livera chats with James Van Straten, senior analyst at CoinDesk, to explore the current state of Bitcoin and macro markets. They discuss the nature of bear markets, cycle theories, technical indicators, institutional behavior, and macroeconomic influences affecting Bitcoin’s price and sentiment.  Takeaways: 🔸James shares his perspective on Bitcoin's bear market versus previous cycles 🔸Debunking the four-year cycle hypothesis and its implications 🔸The significance of institutional demand and holder behavior in market bottoms 🔸Technical analysis tools like realised price and 200-week moving average support 🔸The impact of macro events, such as geopolitical conflicts and macroeconomic trends 🔸The role of options markets, liquidity, and sentiment indicators during downturns 🔸The importance of dollar-cost averaging through bear markets for long-term gains 🔸Insights into emerging Bitcoin treasury strategies and product offerings like STRC 🔸How industry players are raising capital even in challenging market conditions 🔸The potential for demand recovery and signs of green shoots in the current environment Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:40) - Is this bear market different? (02:48) - Does James believe in the 4-year cycle? (07:32) - Realised BTC price & 200WMA (13:13) - Total BTC supply in profit (17:22) - Long-term holder supply  (19:20) - UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) (25:00) - Bitcoin’s performance during the US-Iran war (29:49) - Strategy’s massive BTC purchase using STRC (36:31) - Rise of Bitcoin treasury companies (39:04) - DCA during bear cycles (41:09) - Closing thoughts  Links:  https://x.com/btcjvs  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

Stephan Livera and Pieter Wuille discuss Cluster Mempool for Bitcoin Core, its motivations, and its implications for Bitcoin users and miners. Where does the current mempool design have issues? Why is it important to maintain a transparent and reliable open mempool?  Pieter Wuille also explains the complexities of transaction clustering and how the new framework improves efficiency and helps keep bitcoin mining open.  Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:05) - What is Cluster Mempool? (03:05) - What is its impact on everyday Bitcoin users? (06:21) - How does the mempool work today? (11:52) - Current mempool heuristics and issues (16:37) - Censorship resistance and economic demand (22:56) - Practical implications for exchanges & miners (26:12) - How does cluster mempool work? (29:29) - Transaction clusters & mempool dynamics (37:27) - Should mempools align across the node network? (43:47) - What about other implementations of Bitcoin? (48:17) - Other interesting areas for bitcoin development (52:11) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/33629  https://bitcoinmagazine.com/print/the-core-issue-cluster-mempool-problems-are-easier-in-chunks  https://delvingbitcoin.org/t/an-overview-of-the-cluster-mempool-proposal/393  https://delvingbitcoin.org/t/mempool-incentive-compatibility/553  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this conversation, Stephan Livera interviews Bitcoin developer Martin Habovstiak about his website Knotslies and the controversies surrounding data contiguity in Bitcoin transactions. They discuss the legal implications of data storage on the blockchain, the effectiveness of filtering illegal content, and various methods of spamming the Bitcoin chain.  Martin shares his insights on the technical aspects of Bitcoin transactions and the challenges of maintaining standards in the face of evolving practices.They also discuss the complexities of Bitcoin's transaction mechanisms, particularly focusing on the implications of spam, the role of UTXOs, and the potential effects of BIP 110.  The conversation also highlights the importance of maintaining network integrity, the costs associated with spamming, and the necessity of mining in preserving Bitcoin's resistance to government influence. Takeaways: 🔸Martin created Knotslies to address misconceptions about Bitcoin data. 🔸The argument about data contiguity in transactions is flawed. 🔸Splitting data does not make it legal or safe. 🔸Technical understanding is crucial for discussing Bitcoin's legal risks. 🔸Filters cannot effectively prevent illegal content on the blockchain. 🔸Spamming the Bitcoin chain can lead to larger transaction sizes. 🔸The cost of storing data on Bitcoin is significantly higher than cloud services. 🔸Different methods of spamming have varying costs and implications. 🔸The debate around standards in Bitcoin is ongoing and complex. 🔸People who are putting data in Bitcoin are doing it on purpose. 🔸The calculator simulates what an attacker would do to spam Bitcoin. 🔸Spammers will not be deterred by a 0.4% increase in costs. 🔸Lightning Network is crucial for reducing spam on the Bitcoin network. 🔸Changing Bitcoin due to government fear undermines its purpose. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:10) - Why did Martin create Knotslies?  (07:46) - Controversies around data contiguity in Bitcoin transactions (12:04) - The standard way to interpret Bitcoin data? (20:24) - Can filtering protect node operators from illegal content?  (25:37) - Various methods of data spamming in Bitcoin (33:01) - What is the Knotslies calculator?  (40:20) - Analyzing spam costs (48:28) - Alternative solutions instead of BIP 110 (54:25) - Role of Bitcoin mining in resistance to government influence Links:  https://x.com/kixunil  https://knotslies.com/  https://knotslies.com/calculator.html  https://github.com/djkazic/bpub  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this episode, Calle introduces Numopay, an open-source Bitcoin payment terminal that enables tap-to-pay experiences similar to fiat systems. We explore its technical foundations, privacy features, future developments, and the broader ecosystem of Bitcoin payment solutions. Takeaways: 🔸Numopay's open-source payment terminal 🔸Tap to pay Bitcoin using NFC and QR codes 🔸Privacy features of Cashu’s eCash system 🔸Auto withdrawal to Lightning addresses for security 🔸Future developments including BIP321 and integrations Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:38) - What is Numopay? (03:29) - Numopay’s UX, tap-to-pay & offline NFC payments  (08:30) - Unified QR codes (BIP 321) (10:21) - Auto withdrawal to lightning address (13:51) - Evolution of Bitcoin payment infrastructure (20:08) - What is the future of Numopay? (22:47) - The Cashu ecosystem in 2026 (27:34) - Where should people be using Cashu systems today?  (30:48) - Privacy in Bitcoin (34:34) - Future of Bitcoin development with AI (42:06) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://x.com/callebtc  https://x.com/NumoPayApp  https://x.com/NumoPayApp/status/2026334747991916634  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this episode, Stephan Livera interviews Trey Sellers about Bitcoin and FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early). They explore how Bitcoin can accelerate FIRE, different strategies for retirement, and practical tools like the FIRE BTC calculator. A must-listen for Bitcoiners interested in personal finance and early retirement strategies. Takeaways: 🔸Bitcoin's role in FIRE and personal finance 🔸The FIRE BTC Compass and its features 🔸’Buy, Borrow, Die’ with Bitcoin 🔸Different levels of FIRE and lifestyle planning Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:15) - Bitcoin in FIRE community (4:12) - TradFi FIRE vs Bitcoin FIRE (07:31) - Can using Bitcoin accelerate financial independence?   (10:35) - How to use FIRE BTC Compass (14:35) - Different levels of FIRE (19:23) - Strategies for retirement drawdown (30:34) - Can you 'Buy, Borrow, Die' with Bitcoin? (36:23) - Sovereignty aspect of Bitcoin (38:19) - Dynamic life phases & intentional financial planning (43:52) - Why is there no ‘Dave Ramsey of Bitcoin’ show? Links:  https://x.com/ts_hodl  https://www.firebtc.io/  https://calc.firebtc.io/  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this conversation, Stephan Livera and Gareth Grobler discuss the innovative features of the Layerz Wallet, focusing on its multi-layered approach to cryptocurrency transactions, the importance of stablecoins for Bitcoin adoption, and the technical challenges of integrating various blockchain technologies. They explore user experience, onboarding strategies, and the future of stablecoins in the context of global markets, while emphasizing the need for a user-centric design that simplifies the process for everyday users. Takeaways: 🔸 Stablecoins are crucial for Bitcoin adoption. 🔸The dollar is the best of the worst. 🔸We need to meet people where they are at. 🔸User experience is key for onboarding. 🔸Stablecoins provide a smoother transition to Bitcoin. 🔸Technical challenges exist but can be managed. 🔸Convenience is what most users want. 🔸Backup responsibility should shift to the wallet. 🔸Global markets require localized solutions. 🔸Bitcoin needs to be useful to people. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:55) - What is the premise of Layerz wallet?  (02:42) - Which L2s does Layerz support?  (04:03) - Who is the wallet for?  (05:54) - Stablecoin layer (08:00) - How is Lightning integrated into the wallet? (10:00) - User-centric design & onboarding (11:41) - The role of Stablecoin layer in Bitcoin adoption (16:56) - Understanding swaps & transaction fees (21:39) - Should Bitcoin be only on-chain and lightning? (26:28) - Which Layer 2 would work best for the user?  (28:38) - Technical challenges in wallet development (31:42) - Will Layerz also be a fiat-to-Bitcoin onramp? (32:39) - Hardware wallet support & recovery  (36:05) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://x.com/GarethGrobler  https://x.com/LayerzWallet  https://layerzwallet.com/  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

Sam Wouters from River shares the latest insights on Bitcoin and Lightning Network adoption, highlighting recent data, growth trends, and misconceptions. Stephan and Sam also discover how Lightning is scaling, the role of institutional and business adoption, and effective strategies for individual investors. Takeaways: 🔸Lightning Network transaction volume and capacity 🔸Growth and efficiency improvements in Lightning routing 🔸Misconceptions about Lightning Network scalability 🔸Institutional and business adoption of Bitcoin 🔸Behavior patterns of individual Bitcoin investors 🔸Narratives and misconceptions in Bitcoin adoption 🔸Impact of institutional buying and selling on Bitcoin price 🔸Strategies for Bitcoin evangelism and education Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:45) - Overview of River’s report on Lightning Network growth  (03:31) - Public Lightning Network capacity & usage (09:14) - Lightning Network user insights & transaction patterns (13:25) - Misconceptions among Bitcoiners about Lightning adoption  (20:29) - Centralization in Lightning Network (23:27) - OGs selling Bitcoin (28:21) - Growing institutional adoption of Bitcoin (32:33) - Businesses adopting Bitcoin (38:47) - Individual Bitcoin investment patterns (41:19) - The importance of DCA in bear markets (44:38) - Bitcoin evangelism (52:22) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://x.com/SDWouters  https://x.com/River  https://x.com/SDWouters/status/2024507942708351443  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this interview, Stephan Livera chats with Charlie Spears from Blockspace about Bitcoin's ongoing debates on spam, protocol upgrades, and the future of Bitcoin development. They explore the nuances of on-chain data, the impact of ordinals, and the importance of ecosystem diversity. Takeaways: 🔸The history and evolution of Bitcoin data debates, including the fork and filter strategies  🔸The real impact of spam and arbitrary data on Bitcoin's security and censorship resistance  🔸Analysis of proposed protocol changes like BIP 110 and their effectiveness in curbing spam  🔸The game theory behind spam vectors and how the ecosystem adapts to soft forks and filters  🔸The role of different Bitcoin clients and the importance of client diversity for network robustness 🔸The future of ordinals, inscriptions, and their potential resurgence tied to Bitcoin's overall adoption and price cycles  🔸Insights into Bitcoin Layer projects and the importance of ecosystem tracking and transparency  🔸The significance of Bitcoin conferences like Opnext for fostering developer-institution collaboration and debate  🔸The overarching principle: increasing Bitcoin adoption as the best solution to data and spam concerns Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:13) - The BIP110 fork and filter debate (03:59) - Consensus changes vs. policy solutions (08:36) - Understanding spam and data on the Bitcoin blockchain (11:29) - Diversity of Bitcoin clients (14:29) - What is considered spam? (17:55) - Will BIP110 stop or curb spam? (24:51) - Evolution of spam tactics in Bitcoin (29:18) - The future of Ordinals (32:16) - Does Ordinals & spam make Bitcoin a worse money? (37:04) - What is ‘Bitcoin Layers’?  (43:02) - What is OPNEXT 2026? (52:49) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://x.com/cbspears  https://blockspace.media/  https://x.com/blockspace  https://x.com/opnext2026  https://x.com/oklahomabtc  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this conversation, Stephan Livera and Keith from Branta discuss the intricacies of Bitcoin payments, focusing on the importance of address verification and security in the context of increasing digital threats. They explore how Branta's zero-knowledge verification process can enhance user experience and security, particularly in the face of potential scams and malware. The discussion also touches on the integration of Branta with Lightning and other Layer 2 solutions, as well as the future of Bitcoin user experience in an AI-driven world. Takeaways: 🔸Bitcoin payments require careful address verification to avoid scams. 🔸Branta uses zero-knowledge proofs to enhance security. 🔸User experience in Bitcoin transactions needs improvement. 🔸Address replacement attacks are a significant risk. 🔸Branta aims to provide a seamless verification process. 🔸Integration with wallets and exchanges is crucial for adoption. 🔸AI may introduce new scamming vectors in cryptocurrency. 🔸The goal is to make Bitcoin as user-friendly as credit cards. 🔸Businesses adopting Branta can enhance customer trust. 🔸Future developments will focus on consumer use cases for Branta. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:35) - What’s new with Branta?  (01:32) - Address verification risks (04:59) - What is Branta's Zero-Knowledge verification process? (08:36) - Where is the verification taking place?  (11:55) - Address verification in mobile and web interfaces (15:50) - Branta's integration with Lightning and L2s (18:17) - Costs of using Branta (18:58) - Future of Bitcoin security and AI threats (21:03) - Branta's role in consumer adoption (25:25) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://x.com/unfakekeith  https://x.com/BrantaOps  https://branta.pro/  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this conversation, Stephan Livera and Robert Warren discuss the evolving landscape of Bitcoin mining, focusing on the intersection of energy consumption and human flourishing. They explore the impact of AI on energy demand, the misconceptions surrounding the cost of production in Bitcoin mining, and innovative strategies for monetizing energy. The discussion highlights notable examples of companies and initiatives that are redefining the mining industry, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and community-driven innovation. Takeaways: 🔸Energy consumption correlates with human flourishing. 🔸The narrative around Bitcoin mining is evolving positively. 🔸AI's demand for energy is reshaping the mining landscape. 🔸Cost of production metrics are often misleading in Bitcoin mining. 🔸Henry Ford's principles of continuous production apply to Bitcoin mining. 🔸Monetizing the megawatt involves diverse revenue streams. 🔸Gridless compute is revolutionizing energy use in Bitcoin mining. 🔸Smaller miners can thrive by leveraging unique opportunities. 🔸Flexible load strategies can stabilize energy markets. 🔸Innovation labs like Choya are crucial for industry advancement. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:50) - Overview of National Energy & Mining Summit (02:42) - Human flourishing and energy consumption (06:11) - The energy narrative around Bitcoin (10:00) - Bitcoin miners pivoting to AI (14:04) - Hashrate growth (16:59) - “Cost of Production” analyst metric criticism (22:50) - Early years of Bitcoin mining (24:54) - Henry Ford's crystal palace (29:38) - Monetizing the Megawatt (33:10) - Different revenue streams in Bitcoin mining (36:20) - How is Gridless Compute innovating Bitcoin mining ops? (40:15) - Robert’s Home Bitcoin mining setup (42:38) - What is ‘Flexible Load Management’ in Bitcoin mining? (46:41) - Upstream Data bridging Oil & Bitcoin mining (50:49) - The Cholla Innovation Lab  (54:23) - Upcoming events at Bitcoin Park  Links:  https://x.com/robertwarren  https://x.com/bitcoinpark_  https://x.com/robertwarren/status/2019449339811131840  https://bitcoinpark.com/MONETIZING%20THE%20MEGAWATT%201_26.pdf  https://linktr.ee/bikesandbitcoin  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this conversation, Stephan Livera and James O'Beirne discuss the implications of quantum computing on Bitcoin, exploring skepticism towards the perceived threats, the current state of quantum research, and the potential responses from Bitcoin developers. They delve into proposed solutions, the role of institutions like NIST, and the challenges of Bitcoin protocol development. The discussion also touches on user experience, self-custody, and the future of Bitcoin adoption amidst evolving technological landscapes. Takeaways: 🔸Quantum computing poses theoretical risks to Bitcoin, but practical threats are far off. 🔸Skepticism about quantum computing's immediate impact is prevalent among experts. 🔸Bitcoin developers have more pressing issues to address than quantum threats. 🔸Proposed solutions like BIP 360 could enhance Bitcoin's security regardless of quantum risks. 🔸NIST's push for post-quantum cryptography raises concerns about government influence. 🔸The academic and business interests in quantum computing may hype its urgency. 🔸Bitcoin's protocol development faces challenges due to a lack of strong leadership. 🔸User experience is crucial for Bitcoin adoption and self-custody. 🔸The future of Bitcoin may depend on how well it adapts to user needs and technological changes. 🔸Bitcoin remains a unique solution to fiat debasement and economic instability. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:46) - What is the deal with quantum computing and Bitcoin? (05:05) - Advancing progress in quantum computing (09:43) - Is the quantum threat to Bitcoin around the corner?  (11:57) - Quantum resistant schemes developed by Bitcoiners (15:45) - NIST and diverse views on Post-quantum cryptography (22:31) - The future of Bitcoin in a Post-quantum world (29:45) - 'Matt Corallo Quantum Plan' (34:08) - A modest version of the Big Blocker view (38:41) - Covenants and Scaling Bitcoin (43:35) - Comparing OP_TEMPLATEHASH & OP_CTV (48:01) - The ‘Slow and Steady’ approach to Bitcoin development (55:19) - What’s the next adoption pathway for Bitcoin? (1:04:04) - AssumeUTXO, Utreexo & Floresta (1:07:20) - Why are so few people running Bitcoin nodes? (1:14:52) - Closing thoughts  Links:  https://x.com/jamesob  https://ctv-csfs.com/  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27Qs31E80cA  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this episode, Stephan Livera and Dhruv Patel, CEO of Arch Lending, discuss the current state of Bitcoin lending, market trends, and the unique products offered by Arch Lending. They explore the mechanics of Bitcoin-backed loans, risk management strategies for borrowers, and the importance of custody and security in the lending process. The conversation also touches on the future of Bitcoin lending, growth strategies, and the evolving landscape of financial products in the cryptocurrency space. Takeaways: 🔸Bitcoin lending is gaining traction despite market volatility. 🔸Arch Lending offers flexible Bitcoin-backed loans with up to 60% LTV. 🔸Understanding the mechanics of Bitcoin loans is crucial for borrowers. 🔸Customized loan products cater to specific needs of clients. 🔸Risk management is essential when borrowing against Bitcoin. 🔸Arch Lending does not rehypothecate client collateral, ensuring security. 🔸The market for Bitcoin-backed loans is expected to grow significantly. 🔸Debt can be a powerful tool for wealth building if managed wisely. 🔸Interest rates for Bitcoin loans have decreased over time. 🔸Current market conditions may present safer borrowing opportunities. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (01:22) - How does Arch Lending work? (02:50) - What does Arch Lending offer?  (05:15) - LTV conditions & specialised loan products (09:20) - Risk-managed borrowing against Bitcoin (14:20) - How does Arch Lending custody the Bitcoin? (15:46) - Comparing various Bitcoin lending models (19:46) - Thoughts on borrowing against Bitcoin ETFs (21:37) - Capital providers for Arch Lending (23:16) - Will Arch Lending provide Proof of Reserves?  (24:34) - All-in-one Bitcoin financial services (25:48) - Growth & future of Bitcoin lending (28:08) - Who should NOT use Bitcoin lending services?  (32:45) - Will TradFi offer similar Bitcoin lending products?  (34:08) - Closing thoughts Links:  https://x.com/ArchLending  https://archlending.com/  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack

In this episode, Stephan Livera and Matt Corallo discuss the implications of quantum computing on Bitcoin's security. They explore expert opinions on the timelines for quantum threats, the current stance of Bitcoin developers, and potential solutions for quantum resistance. Matt introduces his proposed plan for integrating quantum-resistant features into Bitcoin wallets, emphasizing the need for gradual adoption and community consensus. The conversation also touches on market dynamics, the role of seed phrases, and the importance of preparing for a future where quantum computing could pose a significant risk to Bitcoin. Takeaways: 🔸Quantum computers are not an immediate threat to Bitcoin. 🔸Experts suggest a timeline of 10 to 25 years for quantum threats. 🔸Bitcoin developers have historically underestimated quantum risks. 🔸There is ongoing research into quantum-resistant solutions. 🔸Wallet adoption of new technologies is slow and challenging. 🔸The future Bitcoin community will make decisions on quantum security. 🔸Market dynamics will influence the value of quantum-vulnerable coins. 🔸Seed phrases provide a layer of security against quantum threats. 🔸The proposed quantum plan aims for minimal disruption to users. 🔸Preparation for quantum threats should start now, even if the risk is distant. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro (00:51) - Quantum computer’s breakthrough timelines (03:38) - Are Bitcoin developers taking the quantum threat seriously? (07:41) - Evaluating the quantum threat (10:00) - The Matt Corallo Quantum Plan (17:48) - Future community decisions on quantum security (20:12) - Will Bitcoin need a soft fork?  (23:30) - Market’s response to quantum threat  (28:15) - The role of seed phrases in quantum security (33:40) - Post quantum cryptographic schemes (37:23) - Patoshi miner adapting to Q-Day (43:25) - Which public cryptography scheme is most vulnerable?  (50:20) - Closing thoughts  Links:  https://x.com/TheBlueMatt  https://bluematt.bitcoin.ninja/  https://saveourwallets.org/  Stephan Livera links: Follow me on X: @stephanlivera Subscribe to the podcast Subscribe to Substack