In episode 391 of "Crypto Chat with Chapo," Chapo, the host, shares insights on transitioning the podcast to Twitter for broader accessibility and reflects on the recent Bitcoin ETF's underwhelming market impact. Despite expectations of a significant price surge, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Solana, and BNB showed modest performance. Chapo highlights his bullish stance on the Crux de Crusader project (XCOM Crux, or simply "X"), emphasizing its potential for financial freedom and its intriguing connections to early cypherpunk movements and figures like Elon Musk. Chapo's investment in Crux, attracted by its under-the-radar status and potential ties to Musk, reflects a broader shift in his crypto engagement towards understanding the foundational principles of the crypto space, including privacy and the cypherpunk ethos.
The episode delves into the backstory of Herbert SIM, a significant figure associated with Crux, whose involvement lends credibility to the project. Chapo explores SIM's journey from college in Oklahoma to becoming a pivotal part of the crypto and cypherpunk community, highlighting the project's privacy focus and its alignment with the original intentions behind Bitcoin. The discussion extends to the importance of privacy in the digital age, contrasting societal norms with the principles advocated by the cypherpunk movement.
Chapo also teases an upcoming update from Crux, hinting at developments in X Messenger and the X Chain, emphasizing their focus on privacy and data ownership. Speculation about an airdrop for X token holders and the potential impact of the mainnet launch on token value and utility underscores Chapo's enthusiasm for Crux's future. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to explore the project further and a commitment to resume weekly episodes, encouraging engagement with the principles of privacy and cryptocurrency's transformative potential.
Gitbook
https://xcomerc20.gitbook.io/xmessenger-version-2-testnet/
In episode 391 of "Crypto Chat with Chapo," Chapo, the host, shares insights on transitioning the podcast to Twitter for broader accessibility and reflects on the recent Bitcoin ETF's underwhelming market impact. Despite expectations of a significant price surge, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Solana, and BNB showed modest performance. Chapo highlights his bullish stance on the Crux de Crusader project (XCOM Crux, or simply "X"), emphasizing its potential for financial freedom and its intriguing connections to early cypherpunk movements and figures like Elon Musk. Chapo's investment in Crux, attracted by its under-the-radar status and potential ties to Musk, reflects a broader shift in his crypto engagement towards understanding the foundational principles of the crypto space, including privacy and the cypherpunk ethos.
The episode delves into the backstory of Herbert SIM, a significant figure associated with Crux, whose involvement lends credibility to the project. Chapo explores SIM's journey from college in Oklahoma to becoming a pivotal part of the crypto and cypherpunk community, highlighting the project's privacy focus and its alignment with the original intentions behind Bitcoin. The discussion extends to the importance of privacy in the digital age, contrasting societal norms with the principles advocated by the cypherpunk movement.
Chapo also teases an upcoming update from Crux, hinting at developments in X Messenger and the X Chain, emphasizing their focus on privacy and data ownership. Speculation about an airdrop for X token holders and the potential impact of the mainnet launch on token value and utility underscores Chapo's enthusiasm for Crux's future. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to explore the project further and a commitment to resume weekly episodes, encouraging engagement with the principles of privacy and cryptocurrency's transformative potential.
Gitbook
https://xcomerc20.gitbook.io/xmessenger-version-2-testnet/