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From Voyager Hi Brent, If Satoshi Nakamoto and Alexander Hamilton were alive at the same time, what would they say to each other? Tech entrepreneur and investor Reid Hoffman staged an epic rap battle between the first Secretary of the Treasury and the elusive inventor of Bitcoin to find out. EpicLLOYD takes on the role of Hamilton and Timothy DeLaGhetto as Nakamoto in a six-minute Hamilton the Musical inspired debate on fiat, central banking, and decentralized currency.  Donning a powdered wig, Hamilton delivered blows to Nakamoto, calling Bitcoin “unsupported money” and a “get broke quick scheme.” He poetically presented his case for a powerful government-backed monetary system that can assume liability when things go wrong. Not to be outdone, Nakamoto punched back, painting a vivid picture of an economic revolution that gives the power to the people. His verses knocked banks for high-interest rates and their role in creating economic turmoil across the globe. The crowd went crazy when Nakamoto said, “The banks serve Wall Street, crypto serves all streets.” Hoffman credits Lin-Manual Miranda as the inspiration for the music video but said his ultimate goal was to ignite a conversation about crypto and its evolving role in global commerce. At the end of the rap battle, the host Gift of Gab opened the debate to the audience. Viewers left comments for both Hamilton and Nakamoto, but my favorite came from a user who didn’t pick a side. They wrote, “The winner is us, the people because now we have a CHOICE!” And for that, I thank whoever Satoshi Nakamoto is. Who do you think won the rap battle? Click here to cast your vote on Twitter! Paxos Launches Gold-Backed Cryptocurrency Paxos, the New York-based stablecoin issuer, just launched a gold-backed crypto asset called Pax Gold (PAXG), with each ethereum-based token encapsulating the legal title to a physical bar of gold stored in the Brink’s London vault. Pax Gold has been approved by the New York Department of Financial Services CME Group is Sharing Details on Bitcoin Options that Could Signal an ‘imminent’ Product Launch CME Group, the Chicago-based exchange giant, is gearing up to add another product to its family of bitcoin derivatives, according to sources familiar with the situation. Apple Sees ‘long-term potential’ for Cryptocurrency but isn’t Focused on it Today As digital payments evolve, where might Apple head next? Jennifer Bailey, vice president at Apple Pay, said the company is “watching” cryptocurrencies, though consumers shouldn’t expect anything soon. Justin Sun is Working to Reschedule his $4.6 million Lunch with Warren Buffett The crypto whiz kid who paid $4.6 million to have lunch with Warren Buffett, only to postpone at the last minute, is working to reschedule the charity meal. |