Mission and History of Project Glitch

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Project Glitch claims mainstream coverage lacks reporting on the novel civil‑rights, privacy and identity questions raised by blockchain, runs a team of three, publishes a newsletter (QR code) and staged a full‑day DC Privacy Summit Oct 16 2025 after a successful October event with attendees from DOJ and the White House NSC. Recent briefings tackled DOJ prosecutions, mobile driver's licenses, confidential stablecoins and crypto incident response; early‑bird tickets and newsletter signups are available.

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1. 0:00Introduction and welcome
2. 0:32Journey into cryptocurrency journalism at MIT Technology Review
3. 1:00Overview of Project Glitch’s mission
4. 1:57Highlight video from the DC Privacy Summit
5. 4:34Recent PGP meeting topics (DOJ prosecutions, mobile driver’s licenses, confidential stablecoins, crypto incident response)
6. 4:56Announcement of the 2025 DC Privacy Summit
7. 5:11Call to action: Subscribe to the newsletter and stay tuned for summit details

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