2024-11-15 –, Nakamoto Stage
Discuss with a few panelists why El Salvador is thriving and becoming a shining beacon despite the fractured nature of the rest of the world. Dive deep into the incentive structures and feedback loops that have caused empires in the past to rise and fall. Explore how Bitcoin solves these issues and in the future will assist El Salvador in continuing it's ascent.
Rahim Taghizadegan is the last Austrian economist in the direct tradition in Austria and the first one to grasp Bitcoin. He has written more than 15 books (e.g. "Austrian School for Investors") and has been teaching economics at many universities around Europe. He used to be a nuclear physicist and engineer, and is now building Bitcoin citadels and RGB- and nostr-based deedsats.com.
CEO of Daedalus Labs, developing the first Bitcoin REIT, replacing mortgages.
Founder of Bitcoin Sranan, developing the circular economy in Suriname and running for office.
Luke Broyles is an American Bitcoin advocate that focuses on energy abundance. Luke helps people set up tax, estate, legal, retirement, and custody planning via multi-sig vaults at The Bitcoin Adviser. He is the face of the Blockware podcast, assisting people around the world in hosted Bitcoin mining. Luke has spoken in a dozen countries and across the US about Bitcoin.
Pierre Rochard has researched and written about Bitcoin since 2013. He co-founded the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute in 2014 to curate the best primary source literature. In addition to developing open-source Bitcoin software, Pierre is an outspoken advocate for Bitcoin’s decentralized governance. He co-hosts the Noded Bitcoin Podcast and the Bitcoin for Advisors Podcast. Pierre served as the Bitcoin and Lightning product manager at Kraken for three years before joining Riot as the VP of Research.