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Hello, welcome to episode 50 of The bitcoin Game, I’m Rob Mitchell. This episode also marks three years since I started this podcast.
Back in 2013, when I was first getting into bitcoin, Jeremy Allaire’s interest in the space was a big validation of bitcoin’s importance as a disruptive technology. So I was pretty excited when Brian Cohen introduced me to Jeremy to arrange this interview. In today’s podcast, you’ll hear Jeremy talk about his early days exploring the Internet, then building companies based on innovative content delivery tools, and eventually, his decision to create Circle, a payment company built on bitcoin. Jeremy also talks about his brand new open-source project, CENTRE.
How many billions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency did Circle trade in August? Listen and find out!
Circle
Three years of Circle blog posts
Macromedia Wiki
Brightcove
Circle’s OTC Trade Desk
The new CENTRE project
Thanks so much for taking the time to listen to The bitcoin Game! Should I make 50 more episodes, or was 50 enough? Let me know!
Rob@TheBitcoinGame.com
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All music in this episode of The bitcoin Game was created by Rob Mitchell.
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