Show Notes
On this episode of Hell Money, it's really over this time. Deep diving into the state of the markets, AI, quantum, and the ongoing BIP wars.
Topics covered: - The state of Bitcoin markets & institutional adoption - Bitcoin for AI agents - Quantum and BIP 360 - BIP 110 and why Ordinals still doesn't have a BIP number - The astrological explanation for it all
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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro & vibecoding 8:45 Bitcoin market crash discussion 14:35 Quantum FUD 17:00 Gold vs Bitcoin 19:55 AI agents for Bitcoin commerce 34:55 Hell Money University 37:35 BIP 360 quantum security proposal 44:44 BIP 110 censorship proposal 48:45 Restarting the Ordinals BIP war 52:50 Astrological vibe check & outro
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