Juraj Bednar is an entrepreneur, hacker and co-founder of Paralelná Polis Bratislava and Prague’s Paralelní Polis. It hosts a hackerspace called Institute of Cryptoanarchy and a cafeteria with best coffee in Prague and accepting only cryptocurrencies. His favourite cryptocurrency is bitcoin, he also uses monero as a medium of exchange. In his talk “Financial surveillance and crypto utopias” at the #HCPP19 Hackers Congress Juraj presented his research on how banks are enforcing KYC, anti-money laundering regulations while at the same time do not care about it, if they want you as a customer. He also shows us hacks to regain financial privacy with cryptocurrency. We talk about: Opposing totalitarian regime and communism Concept of Paraleni Polis How to survive in a society that is not free and the development of parallel society KYC, anti-money laundering, tax evasion Banks are over-regulating, but they do not need to, if they want you as a customer Need to have a bank account Security theatre Hacks for better financial privacy Why bitcoin is his favourite cryptocurrency “Don’t feed the beast with your data.” – Juraj Bednar Support the podcast Share the podcast with friends and family! Subscribe to my newsletter Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcast | Spotify | Google Podcast | YouTube | Pocket Casts | Castbox | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS Feed Give a 5 stars recommendation on Apple Podcast Follow me on Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn Donations Do you like what you hear? If yes, then please support my podcast. Every donation is used to produce episodes, finance travel costs and make the show better. Every donor, will be invited to my exclusive Telegram group with personal background stories and updates. Send me a short message with your Telegram ID after donating and I will add you. Donate with PayPal Donate with BTC Donate with Lightning Der Beitrag Juraj Bednar: Using Bitcoin Is like a Filter for People with an Open Mind erschien zuerst auf The Anita Posch Show. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to (L)earn Bitcoin - it’s free: https://anita.link/weekly