EPISODE · Jul 21, 2022 · 1H 46M
Episode 30: Rusty (www.worldofrusty.com) discusses his journey; bitcoin graphic design; working with Tone Vays & Michael Saylor; power of memes & toxic maximalism; and how Max Keiser is our final form
from Australian Bitcoin Podcast · host HardBlock
Discount link (get 6 months of free bitcoin Auto-Send withdrawals): https://www.hardblock.com.au/join/ozbitcoinpod The Australian Bitcoin Podcast is focused on Australian bitcoin and privacy content, including educational episodes, recent news, and guest interviews. Thanks to our guest: https://twitter.com/worldofrusty of www.worldofrusty.com Host: https://twitter.com/mission_bitcoin Sponsored by HardBlock: https://www.hardblock.com.au Notes - Bitcoin is a filter - it teaches you to stay humble, stack sats, be productive, and not over-leverage yourself - Celsius debacle, shitcoin scams (eg LUNA and UST), and shitcoin casinos - Living on a bitcoin standard can be tough in bear markets - Increasing financial freedom with a Self-managed Superannuation Fund - Rusty's bitcoin journey, including working with Tone Vays and Michael Saylor and joining the meme factory (PS: fuck you Greg) - The power of memes in conveying messages and shifting narratives - Max Keiser is the final form of all bitcoiners - Having a spiritual connection with bitcoin - Appreciating the incentives model of the whole bitcoin ecosystem - Money is always hierarchical, but bitcoin provides equality in rules - Threats to bitcoin: changing the code (or not being able to change the code when issues like the block header overflow bug arise) - Toxic bitcoin maximalism as a cultural immune system for bitcoin (and it comes from a place of love not vitriol) - Bear markets are when the productive stuff gets done - stay focused on the fundamentals, get involved and contribute, and stay humble and stack sats
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Episode 30: Rusty (www.worldofrusty.com) discusses his journey; bitcoin graphic design; working with Tone Vays & Michael Saylor; power of memes & toxic maximalism; and how Max Keiser is our final form
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