The Turing Podcast asks: Where is Bitcoin headed?

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The Turing Podcast asks: Where is Bitcoin headed?

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Feb 1, 2022

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Ed & Rachel are joined by Dr Tim Hobson, Senior Research Software Engineer and resident Bitcoin enthusiast at The Alan Turing Institute! Tim offers his take on the phenomenon that is Bitcoin, the future of its adoption and how the underlying technology relates to his research interests.

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Feb 1, 2022

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The Turing Podcast asks: Where is Bitcoin headed?

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