2023-10-18 06:14:54
The continent’s most prestigious Bitcoin conference, Bitcoin Amsterdam, has come to an end. We have summarized the highlights of the event. Europe’s largest Bitcoin conference, Bitcoin Amsterdam, is now available to a global audience as all videos from the event have been uploaded to video sharing platforms including YouTube, Rumble and X. The event, now in its second year, drew an estimated 2,500 attendees from around the world, and over the course of two days discussed how Bitcoin might lead to a new era of financial freedom. The most important events of the first day Edward Snowden, the IT specialist who became famous as a whistleblower, expressed his excitement regarding Bitcoin, emphasizing the importance of financial data protection and decentralization in a world where personal freedom of movement is becoming increasingly narrow and almost all our movements can be tracked. Reiterating his position, Snowden emphasized that Bitcoin aims to take power away from authoritarian regimes and further emphasized the importance of increasing individual freedom of movement. Stella Assange emphasized the role of Ordinals in supporting freedom of expression. Julian Assange’s wife has broken her silence on the mysterious Spartacus project, which aims to make the entire contents of the Afghan war diaries available forever on the Bitcoin blockchain. Assange believes that Bitcoin opens up new frontiers of freedom through the decentralized and immutable nature of publication. Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek got a taste of the world of Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s new friend made a massive debut at the event, downloading his first Lightning wallet, receiving his first Bitcoin, and expressing his belief that Bitcoin can be a tool for free speech to limit government repression of the disappearance of cash in his home country. The conference presentations and discussions then continued on an action-packed second day. Highlights of the second day Prince Philip, a member of the Serbian royal family, called Bitcoin “an open secure protocol similar to the Internet” and emphasized its role as a technology of the future that might help shape a decentralized financial future. Madeira’s president welcomed all things Bitcoin to the independent Portuguese region and announced the launch of a Bitcoin business center aimed at promoting local innovation. Regional leadership support is a remarkable development in the world of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin Magazine editor Pete Rizzo and RGB creator Giacomo Zucco had a more thoughtful, informal conversation regarding the Ordinals protocol, its technical advantages, and why some members of the Bitcoin community are looking for better ways to verify data using the protocol.
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