Charlie is a true Bitcoin OG, operating a mining business with a deep love for the BTC ethos. Although he has an orange heart, he is also very open-minded and eager to learn everything that resonates with fun. With that in mind, he participated in the first Ordinals and BRC-20 discussions, having a front seat to what is now considered the Bitcoin Summer.

Time Stamps
00:00 to 05:55 - Who's Charlie
05:55 to 09:10 - DeGods
09:10 to 13:48 - Taproot Wizards
13:48 to 16:48 - Block's Artisans
16:48 to 26:15 - Rare Sats
26:15 to 31:22 - Maxis
31:22 to 44:55 - Inscribing Gold
44:55 to 47:22 - Security
47:22 to 58:54 - BRC-20
58:54 to 01:06:37 - Leveling the Plain Field
01:06:37 to 01:13:45 - Halving
01:13:45 to 01:17:17 - Rounding Off

Guest Links
Website: https://luxor.tech/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LuxorTechTeam
Charle’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/cbspears
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/KVhTUR9
Ordinal Hub: https://twitter.com/ordinalhub

Useful Links Based On Conversation
Taproot Wizards: https://school.taprootwizards.com/
zK-Shark: https://twitter.com/ZK_shark
Nullish: https://twitter.com/null_ish
Ord.io: https://www.ord.io/
Leonidas: https://twitter.com/LeonidasNFT
Bitgod: https://twitter.com/BitGod21
Xverse: https://www.xverse.app/
Unisat: https://unisat.io/

Glossary

Blocksize War: Blocksize War refers to the debate and conflict within the cryptocurrency community regarding the appropriate size of blocks in a blockchain. It revolves around the scalability and capacity of a blockchain network and involves different stakeholders advocating for different block size limits.

Ordinals: Information inscribed on satoshi - similar to the ERC-721 standard on Bitcoin. L1: Layer 1, refers to the base layer of a blockchain, which handles the core functionalities and security of the network.

Mining Pools: Mining pools are groups of miners who collaborate and combine their computing power to increase their chances of successfully mining blocks and earning rewards in cryptocurrency. By pooling their resources, miners can collectively solve complex mathematical problems more efficiently and distribute the rewards among participants.

Nodes: Nodes are individual devices or computers that participate in a blockchain network. They maintain a copy of the blockchain's entire transaction history, verify transactions, and propagate information across the network. Nodes can be full nodes, which store the complete blockchain, or lightweight nodes that rely on other full nodes for transaction verification.

Podcast Host: Bunzy
Twitter: https://twitter.com/0xBunzy

BlockTalk || Pineapple Workshop

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