Really? Where do those stats come from?

That I do. I didn’t know he did that sort of stuff, as well!

Is that right???

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Merci pour la traduction 🙏

Listen here: (You can watch here, too!): https://fountain.fm/episode/hloZPxThuKgOUiQpCd4I Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/new-renaissance-capital/id1696184407?i=1000766950109 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3R3LCUMyqRzTisg9tRLDzl?si=2VrL2XUOTaOaHNI3KmE0Ow

Watch here: https://youtu.be/rQtN3dTFprw?si=2AaIr3aoOMo_qmOR

Francisco Calderón ( ) is one of the realest cats in Bitcoin. The Venezuelan🇻🇪 developer, who has 20+ years of experience in the open-source space, could work on anything but focuses his time and effort on , which enables those living countries in crisis (e.g., #Cuba) to access #Bitcoin. In this, his first interview in English, we discuss: ⚡️ How his experience watching the economic situation in his home country deteriorate informs the work he does ⚡️ How Mostro is built to be used in the harshest and most technologically-unfriendly environments ⚡️ Why Mostro utilized #Nostr ⚡️ What's currently happening in Venezuela ⚡️ Why the open-source future is bright It was a tremendous honor to speak with Calderón. This conversation was a strong reminder of not only how powerful freedom tech can be but the fact that it takes sincere, committed people like Calderón to bring this tech to life. Finally, thank you to the and teams for highlighting how the communities with whom you work use Mostro in my recent interviews with you. You inspired me to reach out to Calderón to have this conversation. Enjoy!

"I assume the mafia uses Excel Spreadsheets and Microsoft is not liable." Rep. Thomas Massie at on why open-source developers should not be held liable for people misusing the software they create

On that note: https://youtu.be/p3uQuqxXxGg?si=IuEujtipQRgdsjXo