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diff --git a/wiki/storylines/bitcoin-2024-nashville.md b/wiki/storylines/bitcoin-2024-nashville.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f9d40987 @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ +--- +title: Bitcoin 2024 Nashville +type: storyline +status: confirmed +kind: event-series +span: 2024-07 to 2026-06 +aliases: + - Bitcoin 2024 + - the ordinals mag conference + - Bitcoin Magazine's political conference + - Spookville +related: + - trump-crypto-saga + - david-bailey-bitcoin-magazine + - bitcoin-2023-miami + - bitcoin-2025-vegas +sources: + - raw/episodes/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/the-economy-is-still-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-21/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/decentralizing-compliance-with-steven-lubka-bugle-weekly-episode-24/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/outrunning-hypersonic-missiles-bugle-weekly-episode-26/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/shinobi-is-hot-behind-the-podcast-episode-2/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/onwards-and-upwards-bugle-weekly-episode-41/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/the-revolution-wont-have-good-ux-bugle-weekly-episode-50/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/reflections-from-the-frontier-bugle-weekly-episode-83-part-1/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/can-small-boobs-be-sex-symbols-bugle-weekly-episode-109/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/the-dawn-of-white-goy-summer-bugle-weekly-episode-110/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/sportsball-is-back-baby-bugle-weekly-episode-113/bundle.json +--- + +Bitcoin 2024 Nashville is [[characters/david-bailey|David Bailey]]'s July 2024 Bitcoin +Magazine conference, and the single most consequential week in the Bugle's record. The +show covered it as a foreign assignment: two weeks of pre-flight prophecy, one week on +the ground selling non-KYC cigarettes, and roughly two years of fallout that the hosts +still date events against. The conference is where the show holds that Bitcoin was +announced to have won,[^won-nashville] where [[characters/terrence-yang|Terrence Yang]] +was caught in a men's room and effectively disappeared from the universe, and where the +Bugle hired its producer off a Nashville sidewalk. + +The show does not use the conference's own name for it. In the Bugle it is "the ordinals +mag conference,"[^ordinals-mag] "Bitcoin Magazine's political conference,"[^political-conf] +or, for the duration of episode 17, Spookville. + +**Who's in it:** [[characters/richard-greaser|Richard Greaser]] · [[characters/rod-palmer|Rod Palmer]] · [[characters/david-bailey|David Bailey]] · [[characters/donald-trump|Donald Trump]] · [[characters/terrence-yang|Terrence Yang]] · [[characters/dennis-porter|Dennis Porter]] · [[characters/kailey-welch|Kailey Welch]] · [[characters/mshodlnaut420|MsHodlnaut420]] · [[characters/lubka|Steven Lubka]] · [[characters/shinobi|Shinobi]] · [[characters/matt-odell|Matt Odell]] · [[characters/candace-owens|Candace Owens]] + +**Related:** [[storylines/trump-crypto-saga]] · [[storylines/david-bailey-bitcoin-magazine]] · [[storylines/podconf-industrial-complex]] · [[storylines/ordinals-civil-war]] · [[storylines/cigarette-money-donations]] · [[storylines/feds-in-bitcoin]] · [[storylines/bitcoin-2023-miami]] · [[storylines/bitcoin-2025-vegas]] + +## Pre-flight: the booking desk (July 2024) + +The show's first Nashville business is personnel. [[characters/candace-owens|Candace Owens]] +is adopted as the Bugle's own and floated for the stage, her speaking fee denominated in +Fountain boosts and to be crowdfunded from the audience;[^owens-fee] when the booking +fails to materialise, [[characters/david-bailey|Bailey]] is blamed for the entire world's +failure to get orange-pilled. "[M]aybe what it comes down to is you just need David Bailey +to to kinda get his priorities in order," says [[characters/richard-greaser|Greaser]] — +hyperbitcoinization stalled until Bailey books Owens instead of politicians.[^bailey-priorities] + +The conference's designated fight is also settled in advance. Ordinals, [[characters/rod-palmer|Rod Palmer]] +rules, have been normalized and retired; politics takes the slot, and Terrence Yang is +named as the last holdout: "I think Terrence would have, Terrence Yang would have an +opinion on that. I don't think he's over it, but I think most people are."[^ordinals-retired] +The broader condition is diagnosed as a "PodCon civil war" — the Bitcoin mirror of the +national one — caused, per Rod, by there simply being too many conferences.[^podconf-civil-war] + +> irl: Bitcoin 2024 ran in Nashville in late July 2024; the Butler, Pennsylvania +> shooting occurred on 13 July 2024, days before episode 17 recorded. + +## Spookville: the opsec doctrine (episode 17, 15 July 2024) + +Nashville's danger is established as ambient. "It's good to have OPSEC when you go to +Nashville to the biggest gathering of Bitcoins in the world because it's gonna be a lot of +suspicion there," Rod says — the title beat, built from the premise that anyone shopping +at [[sponsors/orange-mart|Orange Mart]] probably has Bitcoin.[^spookville-title] + +The prescription is poverty cosplay. Wear altcoin merch, claim to hold nothing: "And and +maybe maybe to wear, like, an altcoin t shirt. So, like, if you're walking around I'll keep +all my savings in Tether."[^altcoin-camouflage] The Butler shooting is folded in as a +credentialing failure rather than a security one — the shooter, Greaser notes, "attended one +of the events without KYC," which is his argument that Nashville will now ID +everybody.[^butler-kyc] Greaser's own ambition for the week is commercial: to sell so many +non-KYC cigarettes that the spot ETF is forced to buy a booth. "I want them to see it as, +like, a major threat to their authority that Richard Grieser is selling non KYC +cigarettes."[^etf-booth] The outro closes the episode by renaming the venue and telling +listeners to arrive with lightning liquidity.[^ordinals-mag] + +## The calm before the storm (episode 18, 23 July 2024) + +The cold open frames Nashville week as an internet-breaking event authored by one man: +"This week, the people of the world will be watching David Bailey's Twitter account with +notifications."[^bailey-notifications] The announcer assigns the hosts their beat — +"Journalists Richard Grieser and Rod Palmer will be on the ground, covering the breaking +stories" — and specifies it as subverting compliant PodConf culture by selling non-KYC +cigarettes peer to peer.[^assignment] Terrence Yang is written in as the designated sore +loser, sitting at home "playing the world's smallest violin."[^yang-violin] + +The episode's load-bearing rumor is sourced to one man. "[C]redential journalist Dennis +Porter says that, he's gonna make Bitcoin part of the strategic reserve" — [[characters/dennis-porter|Porter]] +carrying the show's standing honorific, ASR-shorn of its -ed.[^porter-reserve] Greaser puts +a dated prophecy on the record: Trump speaks, Bitcoin runs from roughly $70,000 to +$210,000, en route to a $2,000,000,000,000 coin, "based on my expert opinions and +charts."[^price-prophecy] Rod's predictions are sociological instead — a disruptive Porter +appearance and "a lot of simping of politicians"[^simping] — plus the standing fed test: +"I think there's gonna be a lot of feds and spits there. And we talked about this. They're +gonna be wearing Monero t shirts."[^fed-spotting] + +Two threads fuse into the week's most ambitious proposal. Expecting a hundred-to-one +gender ratio, Rod pitches an IRL sybil attack: "anybody interested in doing an in real life +civil type of attack, I would pay women" — to queue at the conference bathrooms, because +the photographs would be an unfalsifiable buy signal for next year's +tickets.[^sybil-bathrooms] Elsewhere the pre-show gossip is put to market, with Rod asking +for a Polymarket line on [[characters/shinobi|Shinobi]] hooking up at the +conference.[^polymarket-shinobi] [[characters/mshodlnaut420|MsHodlnaut420]] boosts 6,969 +sats to announce her own opsec — "She says my OPSEC at the conference is gonna be on point. +I'm gonna pretend like I don't even know what the narrow is" — and Rod immediately declares +it blown, on the grounds that she has now demonstrated knowing what Monero is.[^mshodl-opsec] +The episode ends with escalation past the Genesis block: the wars in Ukraine and Israel +"will come to a screeching halt as the soldiers pause their offensive action to watch Donald +Trump speak."[^manifesto] + +## On the ground (episode 19, 30 July 2024) + +The dispatch that follows is, by the show's own accounting, a triumph. Greaser sold +out — "the non KYC cigarette sales were absolutely amazing" — and had to refer overflow +demand to rival vendors.[^cigs-soldout] He confirms attending Bitcoin Fight Club and +immediately invokes its first rule: "Can't talk about the Bitcoin Fight Club, but it was a +great time."[^fight-club-rule] + +The conference's federal security presence is read not as an intrusion but as a hard-money +milestone. Rod counts TSA and Secret Service checkpoints as fresh layers of network +security stacked on top of hash: "if you have the TSA, that's the Department of Homeland +Security for The United States Of America defending Bitcoin."[^tsa-security] Queues around +the convention centre are likewise evidence — Rod dates the arrival of the "suddenly +phase" to plebs missing their favourite podcaster for lining up too late.[^suddenly-phase] +Greaser closes the loop with the show's standing post-conference ritual, mangled by ASR +into a stricter test than intended: "you walk away from a conference, it's really important +to ask the question, would Satoshi be perfect?"[^satoshi-proud] + +Two ejections define the week. Terrence Yang "got caught on TikTok offering a stranger an +ordinal in the bathroom" and was carried out by the Secret Service.[^yang-busted] Dennis +Porter was reportedly removed too — "according to my sources, Danish Porter was also picked +up on his plan" — which the hosts process entirely as a protocol violation, arguing the +conference applied its own spam filters to a transaction that broke no rule.[^porter-censored] +Rod's romantic dispatch is less successful: he met MsHodlnaut420 and reports being catfished +by her avatar.[^catfish] + +## Fallout + +The hire came first. On 5 August the show introduces its new producer, who opens by +disclaiming her near-namesake: "My name is Kaylee Welch, not to be confused with the Hawk +two Ah Girl. I'm a hot blonde who smokes cigarettes."[^kaylee-intro] The recruitment method +was canvassing: "Rod and Dick approached me in Nashville on Broadway Street to see if I was +the Hawk two All Girl, and we hit it off."[^kaylee-broadway] Her audition was driving the +hosts around Nashville drunk at a hundred miles an hour, which Rod files as a job +qualification.[^kaylee-audition] Yang, meanwhile, denies the bathroom story and reports +having COVID, which the hosts read as both cover and karma.[^yang-denies] + +The verdict on the event settles quickly. Bitcoin has already won, Rod explains, "I think +that it was announced in Nashville"; the world only found out once the Olympics ended and +people reached their DVRs.[^won-nashville] Greaser's one grievance is procedural: the TSA +confiscated lighters at the door, blocking his free speech of smoking during +[[characters/matt-odell|Matt Odell]]'s talk.[^lighter-ban] [[characters/lubka|Steven Lubka]], +visiting in September, names the bag checks as the highlight: "I mean, the secret service +was there. That was really one of the best parts in Nashville."[^lubka-secret-service] In +the same month Rod reasons from the on-stage gift — "David Bailey gave Donald Trump one full +Bitcoin" — to an assassination motive, one of 21 million permanently off the market, though +he suspects Trump has already lost it.[^bailey-gift] + +Nashville then hardens into precedent. Shinobi reports in December that Porter will be +blacklisted from the next conference for having tried "to sneak past, Secret Service Security +last year in Nashville," which the hosts reread as proof of dedication.[^porter-blacklist] +Greaser's Nashville cigarette economy becomes a recognition signal in the wild: a stranger +approaches him flashing "the credential journalist hat and showed me his non KYC cigarettes."[^shadrach] +Yang's fate is stated as canon in March 2025 — "Nobody has seen or heard from Terrence since +he got busted trying to trade ordinals"[^yang-gone] — and by 2026 the bust is cited as the +genre-defining precedent for any subsequent scandal.[^yang-precedent] + +The price never cooperated. A year on, Greaser reports on the plebs who cheered from the +floor: "They were at the conference in Nashville. They were so excited about Trump saying, +have fun playing with your Bitcoins" — and got a flat chart and podcasters telling them +Bitcoin is broken.[^have-fun] By May 2026 Greaser has issued the final revision: the +ecosystem's worst error was not a policy or a fork but a missed booking. "[T]he biggest +tactical mistake made in the the Bitcoin ecosystem was missing Haley Welch."[^hawk-tuah-fumble] +The last piece of lore is Fight Club's venue, disclosed only in 2026: the last official one +was held in UFC fighter Michael Chandler's Nashville gym.[^fight-club-gym] + +> irl: Greaser's Nashville price call — ~$70,000 at the speech, $210,000 to follow — +> is the show's most checkable prophecy. Its non-arrival is the subject of the +> episode 83 and episode 109 beats above. + +## The paper trail (the Bugle's X feed) + +The show's Nashville coverage did not begin on the plane. The Bugle's X accounts ran the +storyline as a public wire for the better part of a year before episode 17, and kept +re-litigating it long after. The posts are their own artifact: the booking desk, the +protest slate, and the Yang bust all surface here first or last. + +### The booking desk, in public + +The Dennis Porter campaign that the pre-flight episodes treat as settled was, in the wire's +telling, an announced institutional effort. "The Bugle is officially launching our campaign +to get Dennis a speaking slot at Bitcoin 2024," posted eight months out — the same +[[characters/dennis-porter|Porter]]-for-the-stage push the show later credits for the +strategic-reserve rumor. + +> "The Bugle is officially launching our campaign to get Dennis a speaking slot at Bitcoin 2024" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2023-12-19](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1737191054259204472) + + + +By April the designated-fight beat from episode 17 — ordinals retired, politics installed — +had already been posted as a program change, with Porter as the face of the new slot: + +> "BITCOIN 2024: Open Source Stage Will be Replaced By Politics Stage Ft. Dennis Porter" +> — [@rodpalmerhodl, 2024-04-01](https://x.com/rodpalmerhodl/status/1774803512574013705) + +The commercial machinery around [[characters/david-bailey|Bailey]]'s conference is caught +too — the auction economy ("Bitcoin 2024 Announces Influencer Auction Night" — +[@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-01-08](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1744437181383364862)) and +the promo-code register that every interaction is supposed to close with: + +> "End every interaction with 'Use my promo code for Bitcoin 2024'" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-03-22](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1771298536241438859) + +### The Sound Money Fest and the protest slate + +The pre-show items the audio never mentions — the ones filed under **Unattested in audio** +below — are all live on the wire, which is where their news pages were promoted from. The +Taylor Swift headline and the counter-rally ran within a day of each other in February 2024: + +> "Taylor Swift To Headline Bitcoin 2024 'Sound Money Fest' In Hometown Nashville" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-02-20](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1759988880483217608) + +> "Statist Bitcoiner Coalition Organizes Pride Rally Outside Bitcoin 2024" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-02-19](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1759570307210158269) + +The [[characters/taylor-swift|Swift]] booking is bylined to [[characters/rod-palmer|Rod Palmer]] +in the post itself — the same hand that would later pitch the bathroom sybil attack. Henry's +note: these are canon Bugle output, not real-world reporting; they simply never made it into +a spoken beat for this storyline. + +### Spookville, broadcast + +The wire announced Spookville the day episode 17 dropped — + +> "Opsec In Spookville | Bugle Weekly Episode 17" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-07-15](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1812912177369784458) + +— and, on 31 July, the [[characters/donald-trump|Trump]] speech got its institutional +readout from the conference-industrial arm itself, folding the week into the +[[storylines/podconf-industrial-complex|PODCONF]] expansion the show had diagnosed as a +civil war: + +> "PODCONF® Expands Reach into Political Sphere Following Catalyst Speech by President Donald Trump at Bitcoin 2024" +> — [@_podconf, 2024-07-31](https://x.com/_podconf/status/1818683340742156711) + +### The Yang bust, restated + +The [[characters/terrence-yang|Yang]] ejection is the one beat the wire keeps reopening. A +year on, Rod added a buyer to the story the episodes left anonymous: + +> "remember last year in nashville when terrence yang got busted buying ordinals in the men's bathroom at bitcoin 2024? turns out he was buying them from @barackomaba" +> — [@rodpalmerhodl, 2025-08-29](https://x.com/rodpalmerhodl/status/1961507567638593869) + +And by late 2025 the bust had become the standing comparison for any new restroom-commerce +scandal — the same genre-defining precedent the March 2025 and 2026 beats establish in +audio: + +> "People are already comparing this to the incident in Nashville during Bitcoin 2024 when Terrence Yang was caught trading Ordinals in the men's restrooms." +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2025-11-20](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1991646720032473168) + + + +## Disputed + +The seeded version of this page, mapped from headlines rather than audio, asserted several +things the beat record does not bear out. They are kept here rather than silently dropped. + +**Who gave whom what.** The seed had Trump selling Bailey the suit he was shot in for 700 +BTC.[^suit-sale] The audio record has the transfer running the other way and at a rather +different size: "David Bailey gave Donald Trump one full Bitcoin," on stage.[^bailey-gift] +Both may stand — nothing forbids a gift and a sale — but no episode beat mentions the suit, +the 700 BTC, or its mystical powers, and no episode beat contradicts the news page either. +Henry's note: the transaction direction the *show* treats as canon is Bailey → Trump. + +**The bathroom ordinals.** The seed credited a Swan whistleblower with exposing a bathroom +Ordinals-trading scheme at the conference.[^swan-whistleblower] Every episode beat that +touches conference bathroom ordinals attributes it to Terrence Yang, caught on TikTok and +removed by the Secret Service,[^yang-busted] a reading the show has restated as settled lore +twice since.[^yang-gone][^yang-precedent] The show's own source for the follow-up is not a +Swan whistleblower but "one of my sources, her name is Kendall," described as a pleb who +attends a lot of Bitcoin conferences.[^yang-denies] + +**Pledditor and the sting.** The seed had [[characters/pledditor|Pledditor]] snitching out +the Taproot Wizards afterparty to Nashville police.[^taproot-tipoff] The only episode beat +that puts Pledditor anywhere near Nashville is Rod wondering aloud whether "Platter" ran the +sting on Yang — speculation in the text, not an established fact, and about a different +incident entirely.[^yang-busted] Note also the standing trap: Pledditor is not Matt Odell, +and the two are distinct grumps. + +**Unattested in audio.** The pre-show items in the seed — [[characters/taylor-swift|Taylor Swift]] +and the Luxor halving-block NFT,[^luxor-swift] Swift headlining Sound Money Fest,[^sound-money-fest] +Just Stop Ordinals' protest plans, the Statist Bitcoiner Coalition rally, Joel Osteen — appear +in the news record but in no episode beat for this storyline. That is absence of evidence +rather than contradiction: the news pages stand on their own, and the podcast simply never +mentioned them. + +[^won-nashville]: [[transcripts/the-economy-is-still-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-21#t-432|Bugle Weekly 21 @ 7:12]]. ASR gives "the big one" for "Bitcoin". +[^ordinals-mag]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-3169|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 52:49]]. +[^political-conf]: [[transcripts/onwards-and-upwards-bugle-weekly-episode-41#t-2881|Bugle Weekly 41 @ 48:01]]; the venue is given at 48:20 as "in Nashville at Bitcoin Magazine's political conference". +[^owens-fee]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-994|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 16:34]]. +[^bailey-priorities]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-1075|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 17:55]]. +[^ordinals-retired]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-1378|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 22:58]]. +[^podconf-civil-war]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-1123|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 18:43]]. ASR renders PODCONF as "PodCon". +[^spookville-title]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-1708|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 28:28]]. +[^altcoin-camouflage]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-1840|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 30:40]]. +[^butler-kyc]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-2177|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 36:17]]. ASR gives "the foreign president" for "the former president". +[^etf-booth]: [[transcripts/opsec-in-spookville-bugle-weekly-episode-17#t-2533|Bugle Weekly 17 @ 42:13]]. ASR: "Richard Grieser". +[^bailey-notifications]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-251|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 4:11]]. +[^assignment]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-296|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 4:56]]. ASR: "Grieser"; "PodConv" for PODCONF. +[^yang-violin]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-291|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 4:51]]. +[^porter-reserve]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-424|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 7:04]]. ASR drops the -ed: "credential journalist". +[^price-prophecy]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-2443|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 40:43]]. The figure wobbles across cues, reaching "$4,000,000,000,000" when Rod repeats it back at 41:26. +[^simping]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-2752|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 45:52]]. Rod names Congressman Ro Khanna at 48:51 as the politician he expects to be simped hardest; Khanna has no page. +[^fed-spotting]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-2779|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 46:19]]. ASR renders "spooks" as "spits". +[^sybil-bathrooms]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-3039|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 50:39]]. ASR renders "sybil" as "civil" throughout. +[^polymarket-shinobi]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-3153|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 52:33]]. Medium confidence: the other party, "d plus plus", is unresolved in the ASR. +[^mshodl-opsec]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-3354|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 55:54]]. ASR: "miss hobblemont four twenty"; "the narrow" for Monero. +[^manifesto]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-4157|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 1:09:17]]. +[^cigs-soldout]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-2592|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 43:12]]. The rival vendor named at 43:28 is Shadrach, who has no page. +[^fight-club-rule]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-2622|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 43:42]]. Rod breaks the rule anyway at 44:09. +[^tsa-security]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-738|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 12:18]]. +[^suddenly-phase]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-806|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 13:26]]. +[^satoshi-proud]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-659|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 10:59]]. ASR gives "be perfect" for the episode title's "be proud". +[^yang-busted]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-444|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 7:24]]. ASR "Terence Yang"; the offence at 7:58 is "register security", ASR for unregistered security. Rod's speculation about "Platter" running the sting is at 8:12. +[^porter-censored]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-523|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 8:43]]. ASR: "Danish Porter". +[^catfish]: [[transcripts/satoshi-would-be-proud-bugle-weekly-episode-19#t-346|Bugle Weekly 19 @ 5:46]]. ASR: "miss Hoddle four twenty". +[^kaylee-intro]: [[transcripts/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20#t-363|Bugle Weekly 20 @ 6:03]]. ASR gives "Kaylee Welch" and "Hawk two Ah Girl"; the page is [[characters/kailey-welch]]. +[^kaylee-broadway]: [[transcripts/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20#t-374|Bugle Weekly 20 @ 6:14]]. +[^kaylee-audition]: [[transcripts/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20#t-506|Bugle Weekly 20 @ 8:26]]; Rod makes it a qualification at 11:18. +[^yang-denies]: [[transcripts/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20#t-2829|Bugle Weekly 20 @ 47:09]]. +[^lighter-ban]: [[transcripts/the-economy-is-still-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-21#t-2817|Bugle Weekly 21 @ 46:57]]. ASR gives "Matt O'Dell" here and "Nat Odell" at 21:19. +[^lubka-secret-service]: [[transcripts/decentralizing-compliance-with-steven-lubka-bugle-weekly-episode-24#t-399|Bugle Weekly 24 @ 6:39]]. +[^bailey-gift]: [[transcripts/outrunning-hypersonic-missiles-bugle-weekly-episode-26#t-1419|Bugle Weekly 26 @ 23:39]]. +[^porter-blacklist]: [[transcripts/shinobi-is-hot-behind-the-podcast-episode-2#t-2265|Behind the Podcast 2 @ 37:45]]. +[^shadrach]: [[transcripts/onwards-and-upwards-bugle-weekly-episode-41#t-2881|Bugle Weekly 41 @ 48:01]]. +[^yang-gone]: [[transcripts/the-revolution-wont-have-good-ux-bugle-weekly-episode-50#t-1618|Bugle Weekly 50 @ 26:58]]. +[^yang-precedent]: [[transcripts/the-dawn-of-white-goy-summer-bugle-weekly-episode-110#t-2135|Bugle Weekly 110 @ 35:35]]. +[^have-fun]: [[transcripts/reflections-from-the-frontier-bugle-weekly-episode-83-part-1#t-732|Bugle Weekly 83 Part 1 @ 12:12]]. The podcaster named at 12:37 as saying "Bitcoin's weaker than ever" is [[characters/luke-dashjr|Luke Dashjr]]. +[^hawk-tuah-fumble]: [[transcripts/can-small-boobs-be-sex-symbols-bugle-weekly-episode-109#t-2988|Bugle Weekly 109 @ 49:48]]. +[^fight-club-gym]: [[transcripts/sportsball-is-back-baby-bugle-weekly-episode-113#t-449|Bugle Weekly 113 @ 7:29]]. Michael Chandler has no page. +[^suit-sale]: [[news/donald-trump-sells-suit-he-was-shot-in-to-david-bailey-for-700-btc-who-claims-it-has-mystical-powers|Bugle News, 2024-07-26 — "Donald Trump Sells Suit He Was Shot In To David Bailey For 700 BTC, Who Claims It Has Mystical Powers"]]. +[^swan-whistleblower]: [[news/swan-whistleblower-exposes-embezzlement-and-ordinals-trading-scheme|Bugle News, 2024-07-31 — "Swan Whistleblower Exposes Embezzlement and Ordinals Trading Scheme"]]. +[^taproot-tipoff]: [[news/taproot-wizard-party-shut-down-after-pledditor-tipped-off-nashville-police|Bugle News, 2024-07-29 — "Taproot Wizard Party Shut Down After Pledditor Tipped Off Nashville Police"]]. +[^luxor-swift]: [[news/luxor|Bugle News, 2024-01-30 — "Luxor Partners With Taylor Swift In Effort To Mint 'Epic' NFT On First Sat Of Upcoming Halving Block"]]. +[^sound-money-fest]: [[news/bitcoin-2024|Bugle News, 2024-02-20 — "Taylor Swift To Headline Bitcoin 2024 'Sound Money Fest' In Hometown Nashville"]].