This week Marty and Matt discuss: - Canada uses "emergency powers" to target bank accounts, bitcoin, funding, and insurance of protestors - Bitcoin protest fundraiser voluntarily shuts down while they determine best way to distribute funds - Canadian RCMP issues blacklist notice for bitcoin addresses connected to protest - Apple patches zero day exploit, update your devices - Biden expected to issue an executive order related to bitcoin regulation next week - US Gov seizes $7B held by Afghan Central Bank - secret unapproved cia data collection program exposed - UN negotiating new "cybercrime" treaty - GRIID, Argo, and Block to be first customers of intel mining chip - ConocoPhillips selling previously flared nat gas to bitcoin miners - Congressman Davidson introduces bill to protect private bitcoin usage - more info on bitfinex hack investigation released - proposed US bill targets el salvadors bitcoin adoption - fbi to form new bitcoin surveillance and seizure focused unit - btcpayserver v.1.4.5: - bitcoin-s v1.9.0: - galoy money v0.1.21: - lightning terminal v0.6.3-alpha: - mercury wallet v0.6.4: - nix bitcoin v0.0.66: - thoughts on cashapps lightning user flow - satsxsw hackathon announced, march 12th and 13th - fidelity launches bitcoin ETP in Europe, ticker FBTC - swan launches bitcoin canon education portal - coldcard announces $25K bounty for a react native nfc implementation - blockfi agrees to pay $100M fine to SEC - open source dashboard for asic prices

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