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▶ 1:05 Joe Lubin Say, 2012, uh, where, um, this thing Bitcoin, uh, had happened, and Bitcoin, uh, had brought a new kind of, kind of trust architecture, uh, to the world. 3 times in the scene
▶ 12:31 Matt Turck I, um, you know, within the crypto world, I know you have this, um, thing going on with Jimmy Song, who is, I guess, falls in the camp of, uh, Bitcoin maximalists, um, where he thinks that the ultimate N-one application of this whole thing…
▶ 25:00 Joe Lubin Bill Hinman, director of corporate finance at the SEC, um, after he, after they declared Bitcoin sufficiently decentralized so that it's not a security and, uh, put Ether in that category as well, uh, the token on Ethereum.

▶ 24:33 Chris Dixon And, uh, um, uh, anyway, so what, but then, so what happened is tech companies then moved up the stack into services, so Microsoft's a services company, Adobe, you know, obviously Google and Facebook are, and now, um, developers have…
▶ 32:48 Chris Dixon oh, it's only for criminals and that.
▶ 33:43 Chris Dixon Yeah, I mean, one of the geniuses thing, if you haven't read the Bitcoin paper, I recommend it. 4 times in the scene
▶ 45:39 Chris Dixon Information is symmetric, that someone, someone who's not in Silicon Valley can make an informed, if they decide to buy something for investment purposes, can make, ah, you know, an informed decision, so that's where, that's where a lot of… 3 times in the scene
▶ 48:00 Chris Dixon Um, well, I think, you know, it's, to some extent, it's, it's happened a little, I mean, it has happened to some extent, in the sense that, um, I remember when Bitcoin was sort of starting off in 2013 and 14, all the entrepreneurs would… 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:00:32 unnamed speaker Um, so with respect to the standards that are at the Bitcoin, Ethereum, 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:09 Jon Hyman Today I'm going to talk about data personalization, and I was actually interested by that last question because it's going to be interesting to see how many customers and companies are going to start looking at your Bitcoin data to figure…

▶ 0:10 Jonathan Levin I was asked to, um, to speak here, and, um, you know, uh, we're done with Bitcoin one-on-one.
▶ 1:56 Jonathan Levin Um, they're, you know, you download the Bitcoin client, you now have all the data, you download Litecoin, you then run an Ethereum node, and if it doesn't crash on you, then you, you, you have all the data.
▶ 4:11 Jonathan Levin You can have, ah, a sequence of Bitcoin transactions that reveal that they were actually all done by the same piece of wallet software.
▶ 5:52 Jonathan Levin So, you know, lots of Bitcoin services, lots of Bitcoin brands that have been in existence, um, actually they're no longer with us. 3 times in the scene
▶ 16:04 Jonathan Levin So, um, the data, um, let's take Bitcoin as an example. 3 times in the scene
▶ 17:58 Jonathan Levin By the services that they are using, even within Bitcoin.
▶ 18:28 unnamed speaker Um, if you're able to attribute most of the, um, transactions to the owner of the actual Bitcoin in question, what, uh, do you think about, um, 5 times in the scene
▶ 21:48 Jonathan Levin A lot of it's much more about like the structural nature of the Bitcoin blockchain.

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