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Early Bitcoin miner builds an exchange and puts 200,000 BTC onto it, suffers a hack that leaves 80,000 BTC stolen, then endures a 10-year bankruptcy that is now mostly distributing creditor payouts. Describes a new wallet that stores keys split in three parts (custodial SMS multisig + phone secure element + password/backup), an exchange relaunch with external audits and transparency promises, a $24M altcoin hack in 2018, and plans for regulatory approval and a cyber-nation project.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Karpeles' Bitcoin journey
- 4:22MtGox origins
- 6:122011 MtGox hack
- 8:50Tracking stolen Bitcoin
- 9:35MtGox 2013 dominance
- 10:43Craig Wright's claim
- 11:50MtGox bankruptcy process
- 13:17Lessons from MtGox
- 14:00New crypto ventures
- 15:46New exchange and wallet
- 17:37Wallet security innovations
- 19:03Future crypto plans
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