Bitcoin Art History (+ why "Pepes aren't NFTs") | with Rare Scrilla скачать в хорошем качестве

Bitcoin Art History (+ why "Pepes aren't NFTs") | with Rare Scrilla

There are few people on the planet more deeply entrenched in ‘Bitcoin Art’ than Rare Scrilla - and few people more influential in its culture and adoption. A key figure in "Rare Pepe" culture, Scrilla pioneered the "Fake Rares" movement, igniting a significant surge in demand for Counterparty assets in late 2021 - nearly eight years after he began recording Bitcoin-inspired hip-hop, influenced by the Silk Road, in 2014. Scrilla has written and recorded multiple Bitcoin-inspired albums, including Sound Money, which became the first original album inscribed on Bitcoin - as well as the first original song on Bitcoin, a sub-1K inscription. From Counterparty, to Pepes, to Ordinals and beyond - Scrilla and I explore the unique history of Bitcoin art culture over the past decade - and the wildly underrated influence of Bitcoin on the development of “NFTs.” ---------------------------------- This episode is powered by Best In Slot (@bestinslotxyz), the leading API for Ordinals and BRC20 data aggregation and indexing — as well as Citrea (@citrea_xyz), a leading Bitcoin Rollup technology and contributor to the BitVM alliance. ---------------------------------- TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Intro 02:40 – How Silk Road Sparked Scrilla’s Journey 09:27 – Trading, Losing, and Going All In 14:35 – Birth of the Rare Pepe Phenomenon 22:00 – Pepe Went Global (and political) 27:10 – Inside the Rare Pepe Directory 30:26 – Ethereum’s Rise and the Art Split 36:00 – Ethereum Won: Art Communities Scattered 41:34 – The Birth of Fake Rares 53:57 – How DJ Pepe Got Into Ordinals 01:00:10 – First Music on Bitcoin 01:10:20 – The Current Ordinals Situation 01:17:29 – The “Ahá” Moment 01:22:40 –The Dark Side of The Music Industry 01:26:10 – Censorship Resistance & The Road Ahead