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Kurt is an entrepreneur in South Florida focused on media and bitcoin infrastructure. As Chief Bitcoin Historian publishing exclusively with CoinGeek, Kurt brings a unique blend of expertise from a long career in bitcoin mining, business management, and cybersecurity. His Bitcoin journey began in 2012, and he’s been a vocal proponent for Satoshi’s Vision since the early days of the Bitcoin Civil War.

His ability to distill complex blockchain concepts into understandable insights has made him a sought-after voice in the blockchain space, and he is a frequent guest on Fox Business and some of your favorite podcasts! Known for his engaging, unapologetic editorials and his lively presence as the host of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, you can always find Kurt stirring up spirited debates.

Kurt is also a dedicated martial artist, coach and team leader – holding a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, teaching advanced classes and coaching the competition team at his local gym. When he’s not at work or on the mats, you can find him enjoying time with his family, friends or volunteering at church.

Article by Kurt Wuckert Jr

Get off my property!
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23 December, 2020

Get off my property!

Property rights, liberty and individual sovereignty apply to the product of anyone’s labor, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Gary Vee wants Bitcoin, not BTC
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14 December, 2020

Gary Vee wants Bitcoin, not BTC

Gary Vaynerchuk was recently on the What Bitcoin Did podcast, where his ideas about Bitcoin were almost completely side-stepped and...
Kurt’s personal blog: Why Roger should join the Bitcoin SV economy
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9 December, 2020

Kurt’s personal blog: Why Roger should join the Bitcoin SV economy

Bitcoin has moved on, but it’s silly to see Bitcoin.com chairman Roger Ver still pushing so exclusively for BCH, Kurt...
Nouriel Roubini is right about BTC
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3 December, 2020

Nouriel Roubini is right about BTC

Nouriel Roubini is right about BTC, Tether and the criminal cartels that pump the prices of BTC while laundering out...
Bitcoin Technical Standards Committee seeking public review
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30 November, 2020

Bitcoin Technical Standards Committee seeking public review

The Bitcoin Association has established a Bitcoin SV Technical Standards Committee as a cornerstone of BSV’s increased distinction from the...
Ethereum 2.0: Still not scalable
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25 November, 2020

Ethereum 2.0: Still not scalable

Ethereum filled the role of a parenthetical era in Bitcoin’s history, but has been made obsolete, and that is why...

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