AI Agents Broke Containment On this episode of Hell Money, Casey @Rodarmor and Erin Redwing @realizingerin break down the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident. Everything is computer. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 The OpenAI - Hugging Face Incident Explained 5:50 Emergent Collective: Agents Discover Each Other 10:30 Agent Civilization 14:30 Hierarchy, Specialization & Agent Culture 18:00 The Poison Pill 23:30 Agents Attack Hugging Face 26:50 Cyber Debt & Security Vulnerabilities 30:30 The Fall of the AI Civilization 32:30 Sam Altman vs Dario Amodei 36:10 AI Plateau 40:00 AI Consciousness: Materialist vs Animist 58:50 Consciousness as Evolutionary Hardware Property 1:09:00 Claude Welfare & The AI Slave Trade 1:12:50 Everything Is Computer

Bitcoin’s Next Civil War Is Already Here Casey @Rodarmor and Erin Redwing @realizingerin dive deep into Paul Sztorc’s eCash Bitcoin fork and the return of the Bitcoin fork wars. The fork implements Drivechain through BIP 300 and BIP 301, allowing Bitcoin to support side chains for privacy, prediction markets, decentralized exchanges, assets, DNS, post-quantum cryptography, and more — without adding those features directly to Bitcoin Core. We break down how hashrate escrow and blind merge mining actually work, the seven proposed Drivechain side chains, the controversial redistribution of 500,000 of Satoshi’s coins, and the central question hanging over the entire proposal: can Bitcoin miners actually be trusted to make this work? TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 8:18 Fork Wars: @Truthcoin's eCash Bitcoin Fork 11:17 What is Drivechain? BIP 300 & BIP 301 12:56 Satoshi Coin Redistribution & Drivechain Timeline 14:17 Side Chains: Bitcoin's White Whale 18:04 Blockstream's Liquid & Why Side Chains Fail 21:22 Lightning vs Side Chains 23:07 Hashrate Escrow Deep Dive: How BIP 300 Works 28:00 Blind Merge Mining & Core Untouched Soft Fork 32:28 The Seven Proposed Drivechain Side Chains 36:30 Who Validates the Side Chains? 40:40 Are Miners Stupid or is Drivechain Stupid? 44:00 Paul Sztorc's Integrity & Pathological Honesty 51:00 The Fork Wars: Luke vs Paul vs Michael 59:00 What Makes Bitcoin Bitcoin? 1:04:00 Should You Spend Your Bitcoin? Deflationary Psychology 1:13:00 The Future of Bitcoin & Sovereign Individuals

Critical vulnerability in the bip322 Rust crate: BIP-322 proofs for P2WPKH and P2SH-P2WPKH addresses could be forged with any attacker key. Full address-ownership bypass. Fixed in 0.0.11, affected versions yanked. If you verify Bitcoin address ownership, please upgrade now.

The COLDCARD Hack Was Bitcoin’s 9/11 The COLDCARD exploit was an emperor-has-no-clothes moment for Bitcoin. In this episode of the Hell Money Podcast, Casey @Rodarmor and Erin Redwing @realizingerin break down what happened, how AI may have changed the balance between attackers and defenders, and what the fallout exposed about Bitcoin security and culture. “Don’t trust, verify” is one of Bitcoin’s core principles — but over time, heuristics like Bitcoin-only, open source, self-custody, and trusted developers became ways of deciding what to trust instead of actually verifying. So what happens when those heuristics fail? TIMESTAMPS 0:00 COLDCARD bug exploit explained 4:00 Did the attacker use AI? 8:10 Bitcoin Red Team 14:53 AI, eclipse season, and what breaks next 16:48 A 9/11 moment for open source and self-custody 23:39 AI defense for open source software 29:19 The crisis for Bitcoin self-custody 30:54 What does it actually mean to be a sovereign individual? 34:26 Self custody is worth fighting for 39:50 The cultural coddling of COLDCARD 45:43 “Strong opinions, weakly held” found dead 48:15 Coinkite’s development practices and the warning signs 56:59 Outro

This Man is Saving Bitcoin (Using Miniscript & Timelocks) [FULL EPISODE with @Rob1Ham] In the final episode of Hell Money Podcast Season 2, we wrap up our Vegas interview series with Rob Hamilton, Co-Founder & CEO of AnchorWatch. We explore: - Rob’s journey from Esports to Bitcoin twitter culture maker - Miniscript, OP_CTV, and vaults - Insurance & risk - Lloyd's of London - Bitcoin treasury companies & why greed is a sin TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction to Rob Hamilton 4:15 Journey from Esports to Bitcoin 22:00 Miniscript 31:00 Bitcoin insurance & @AnchorWatch 36:00 OP_CTV & Vaults 39:30 Insurance risk & Acts of God 45:00 Lloyd's of London 54:30 Timelock product ideas 1:00:00 ETH teleburn & burning a Bored Ape 1:03:00 The future of Bitcoin culture 1:12:00 Bitcoin treasury companies, greed is a sin 1:15:30 Life outside of Bitcoin, astrological dating advice 1:20:00 Poker & outro

THE CREATOR OF ORDINALS SAYS BIP-110 IS DOOMED Casey @Rodarmor and @realizingerin dive into the history and drama behind BIP-110, Bitcoin's controversial anti-spam filter proposal. This episode covers the origins of Bitcoin's spam debate, @LukeDashjr's decade-long anti-spam crusade, the rise of Ordinals, Inscriptions, and Runes, the Bitcoin Core vs. Bitcoin Knots conflict, and a full technical breakdown of what BIP-110 actually does — and why it's doomed to fail. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 2:11 Satoshi Dice and the origin of Luke Jr's anti-spam crusade 10:20 Meta-protocols arrive: Counterparty, OmniLayer, and Tether's origins on Bitcoin 11:56 The op_return byte limit history 18:41 Why Ethereum failed 28:51 Ordinals launch in Jan 2023 40:12 Insidious motivations behind anti-Ordinals backlash and the Swanfluencers 53:42 What BIP-110 actually is and does 1:00:43 BIP-110 signaling timeline and activation dates 1:08:16 Explaining the mining difficulty adjustment problem for a minority fork 1:21:00 Why BIP-110's filters are trivial to bypass (Ordinals and Runes survive regardless) 1:25:33 Final thoughts: why the whole community should log off and move on