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Episode 004: Steven Nerayoff's Billion-Dollar Battle: Exposing Government Corruption in Crypto

Bitcoin was released in 2009 as peer-to-peer digital cash for use by everyone, bypassing banks and governments. In 2017, Bitcoin (BTC) was co-opted and transformed into a store of value, dubbed 'Digital Gold,' rather than serving as cash. Since then, traditional and central banks have surpassed BTC with innovations such as Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Currently, 133 countries are in various stages of deploying Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Roger, who has been involved with Bitcoin since 2010, has released a new book titled "Hijacking Bitcoin." This book details the process by which Bitcoin was hijacked and offers hope for a better alternative, backed by facts.

Bitcoin was released in 2009 as peer-to-peer digital cash for use by everyone, bypassing banks and governments. In 2017, Bitcoin (BTC) was co-opted and transformed into a store of value, dubbed 'Digital Gold,' rather than serving as cash. Since then, traditional and central banks have surpassed BTC with innovations such as Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Currently, 133 countries are in various stages of deploying Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Roger, who has been involved with Bitcoin since 2010, has released a new book titled "Hijacking Bitcoin." This book details the process by which Bitcoin was hijacked and offers hope for a better alternative, backed by facts.

Steven Nerayoff was involved with Bitcoin in 2010 and became a founder of Ethereum. He refused to participate in what he believed was an improper token sale for Ethereum. Consequently, the federal government targeted him not only to silence him but also to extract information about leaders in the cryptocurrency industry. He is now fighting back with a $9.6 billion lawsuit against the federal government and is going public with his knowledge. We cover all of this in our interview.

Brownstone Fellow Aaron Day provides his analysis on the blockbuster court ruling that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. He discusses: The details of the lawsuit between COPA (Crypto Open Patent Alliance) and Craig Wright The parallels between Wright's behavior and a serial litigant Day was previously involved with Why many wanted to believe Wright was Satoshi despite red flags The importance of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) emerging as the leader in peer-to-peer digital cash How infighting in crypto has allowed CBDCs to leapfrog private cryptocurrencies The urgent need for the crypto community to unite against the threat of CBDCs Day argues that with Craig Wright's claims debunked, BCH is now positioned as the top proof-of-work blockchain focused on scaling to become a viable alternative to government-controlled digital currencies. He calls for unity among all crypto factions to work together to stop the imminent rollout of CBDCs and digital totalitarianism.

In this riveting first episode of "The Crypto Revolution," host Aaron Day and guest Kurt Wuckert Jr., a prominent Bitcoin advocate and historian, dive deep into the critical challenges posed by Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and the vital role of Bitcoin in safeguarding liberty. They explore the tumultuous civil war within Bitcoin, the evolving landscape of digital currencies, and the potential of blockchain technology as a bulwark against digital tyranny. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on taking direct action against CBDCs and empowering individuals through education and blockchain technology.