The Jason & Andrew Show - an easy going, deep dive podcast/video series hosted by Jason and Andrew, exploring the cutting edge of Bitcoin innovation, sovereignty, and real world utility.
In each episode, the duo breaks down timely market moves, technical developments, protocol debates, and the philosophical drive to build truly decentralized tools on Bitcoin's unshakeable foundation.
In this episode, Jason and Andrew tackle:
✅Bitcoin's recent dip to $60k - analyzing the sharp sell off (briefly hitting as low as ~$60,000 amid broader market pressure), what triggered it, whale activity, ETF flows, and whether this is a healthy correction or a sign of deeper bearish momentum in early 2026.
✅OpenTimestamps - how this powerful, free protocol uses Bitcoin to create verifiable, censorship resistant proofs of existence for documents, files, or data. Proving something existed at a certain time without relying on trusted third parties.
✅Spaces Protocol - the spotlight on this scalable, permissionless Bitcoin native naming system. Spaces enables sovereign identities (like @yourname handles) anchored directly as UTXOs on Bitcoin. No new chain, no mods to Bitcoin, just pure scripting and auctions for community "Spaces" and subspaces. It's designed for massive scale, privacy, and integration with Nostr, wallets, and P2P apps.
✅Bitcoin Knots vs. Bitcoin Core - comparing the two implementations, why some users prefer Core or Knots for additional features and policy tweaks, and its role in the current ecosystem (including signaling for proposals).
✅BIP 110 - diving into this proposed soft fork to limit data carrying in transactions, plus the debate around its activation and implications.
✅Rugging UTXOs - discussing strategies and ethics around "rugging" "spam" related UTXOs (forcing consolidation or reclaiming value from junk inscriptions/data heavy outputs listed in spam catalogs).
✅Why DNS is centralized - unpacking the vulnerabilities of traditional Domain Name System (controlled by ICANN, registrars, and governments) from censorship and seizure risks to single points of failure and contrasting it with Bitcoin secured alternatives like Spaces protocol.
✅Why it's important to build important tools on Bitcoin, the core thesis: Bitcoin's unmatched security, decentralization, and immutability make it the ideal base layer for critical infrastructure like naming, identities, timestamps, and more. Building here ensures true sovereignty, resists capture, and scales with Bitcoin's proven track record, avoiding the pitfalls of altchains or centralized systems.
Whether you're a Bitcoin maximalist, a developer eyeing on chain innovations, or just curious about the future of digital identity and money, INSIDE BITCOIN SPACES delivers unfiltered insights, technical breakdowns, and bold takes on why Bitcoin remains the premier settlement layer for the world's most important protocols. Tune in for raw discussions, market context, and the why behind building on Bitcoin. #BitcoinNaming #SpacesProtocol #SovereignIdentity
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ANOTHER BITCOIN HYPOCRITE (Jor)
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I'm not trying to dictate what anyone should do with their Bitcoin, people are free to make their own choices and sovereignty over your keys includes the right to use them however you see fit.
That said, this is my honest opinion on how we actually advance Bitcoin toward becoming sound money and break free from the fiat debt based system it's designed to replace.
Bitcoin exists as a direct alternative to that system.
When we lend BTC as collateral to borrow USD, we're effectively extending the life of the very fiat system we're trying to escape. The purest path to Bitcoin's vision is using it as money. Spend it where possible, replace what you spend, and encourage others to do the same.
It's frustrating to see Bitcoin treated primarily as a dollar yield or liquidity tool rather than money itself.
We're in a transitional phase. Most goods, services, taxes, salaries, and daily life are still fiat denominated.
If enough of us succumb to fiat loans as the default strategy, Bitcoin risks ending up like gold. Hoarded by a small group (institutions) while the masses continue using fiat (or CBDCs/digital dollars) created at will by those with legal authority.
That's not hyperbitcoinization, that's Bitcoin becoming just another asset class inside the existing system.
You're handing over control of scarce, hard money in exchange for more fiat tokens essentially trading real goods for Chuckie Cheese coins.
I hear people passionately argue that Bitcoin gives us back our time, energy, and sovereignty by holding it in self custody. I fully agree, that's one of its most powerful promises. Yet when the same voices promote fiat backed lending infrastructure as a parallel path 'we can do both', it's inconsistent with the goal of Bitcoin as money.
You can do anything with your Bitcoin, but we should be clear about the incentives and long term outcomes it enables.
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