#504: Vitalik Buterin, Creator of Ethereum, on Understanding Ethereum, ETH vs. BTC, ETH2, Scaling Plans and Timelines, NFTs, Future Considerations, Life Extension, and More (Featuring Naval Ravikant)
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We have an important preface, an important caveat, an important disclaimer before we get started, and here it is, provided from my lovely lawyers. Here we go. I am not an investment advisor. All opinions are mine alone. There are risks involved in placing any investment in securities or in bitcoin or in cryptocurrencies or in anything. None of the information presented today. or really any time, since you might be listening to this any time, is intended to form the basis for any offer or recommendation or have any regard to the investment objectives, financial situation, or needs of any specific person. That includes you, my dear listener. So Everything you're gonna hear is for informational entertainment purposes only. And with that said. Please enjoy.
Hello, boys and girls, ladies and germs, this is Tim Ferris and welcome to another episode of The Tim Ferris Show, where it is normally my job to interview world class performers, to tease out the habits, routines, et cetera, that you can apply to your own lives. This episode is a special episode. And It is a very detailed action packed episode, at least it was for me. And in a sense it pairs with an earlier episode. In two thousand seventeen, I did an episode with Naval Ravakant, who joins me again in this round two with Nick Zabo. And the title of that episode was The Quiet Master of Cryptocurrency, and it really covered
Everything related to Bitcoin. So BTC smart contracts. All of those fundamentals. This volume two. is going to cover everything.
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