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Howdy! Too Busy For Crypto is a podcast to learn and articulate ideas related to finance and cryptocurrency. Most people don't have time to be watching hours of Youtube videos, where most of the best crypto education currently exists. People also don’t have time to sort through a mountain of indiscriminate shilling of trash in order to find useful content. ...If you listen, what will you learn? You will learn about finance, markets, fake crypto vs real crypto, the Ethereum network, and HEX. I am a fan of freedom and financial literacy. This podcast is a hobby where I share my passion about these topics with those of you who are interested in learning more or in better articulating what you know. Above all, remember: (1) real crypto is a tool to avoid middlemen and censorship, and (2) "not your keys, not your coins".
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Update frequency:
every 44 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
English
United States
39 episodes
since Feb. 7, 2023
episodic
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This episode is like an audio-book chapter on the topic of a technology called ZKP2P. This has broad possibilities around verifying private details from two sides of a transaction without sharing those details from one side to the other. In cryptocurrency, the current implementation is around on-ra…
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This episode is thoughts and news-ish topics. Topic 1 of 3, I discuss a question I have about how people are willing to jump through hoops for things that are useless to them versus for things that could impact them positively, relative to using technology. This is one of those phenomena that is ki…
This episode starts with an overview of some crypto basics and then discusses a September 30 2026 news story. This news story named Metamask but it turns out it doesn't have anything to do with Metamask wallets. I read and interpret the news story based on the information in an official post and a …
This episode begins with thoughts about core traits of real cryptocurrency, given in different terms than I normally use. Independence, Proof, and Direct Action are similar terms to peer-to-peer, trustless (free of needing to trust), avoiding middlemen and gate-keepers and censorship-resistance. So…
An overview of the privacy concepts related to Monero, a fork of a fork of CryptoNote. Most cryptocurrencies do not have privacy features, they are just simple ledgers with a send function to move numbers from one address to another. What typically exists natively is a thin layer of privacy called …
Back for 2026! Two things got me motivated to make an episode. One is what I feel is mundane full spectrum censorship. The other is what I call "Step 1", things you are supposed to know before Step 2 but most people don't have the time or curiosity to figure out, leading to a persistent disadvanta…
The Crypto Cycle is based primarily on Bitcoin "halvening", which occurs roughly every 4 years, and is hard coded into Bitcoin via block heights. The phrase "crypto cycle" has taken on secondary meanings, like the bull and bear market cycles in crypto. It is helpful to understand the Bitcoin inflat…
What was meant to be a 1-2 minute housekeeping note turned into a 17+ minute episode. I discuss getting Internet Money Wallet to connect effectively to HEX Mining front end version 1.0.8. I also discuss loading the PulseChain Dashboard in Linux OS Ubuntu.
If the most recent official front end for …
A talkthrough of downloading and using the PulseChain Dashboard, which is an unofficial community-created tool to that can operate locally, private and encrypted on your computer. View PulseChain information and run apps locally like the PulseChain Explorer, PulseChain Bridge, HEX Mining, and Pulse…
A quick talkthrough of what I see on the community-run site HEXscout. I also mention the browser extension wallet called Internet Money. The purpose of this episode is to point out a site that is a resource regarding HEX that is made by community members. I have no affiliation with anything I menti…
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