0:00 - Intro

0:52 - Episode 11: The Qortal Network

1:40 - What is Qortal?

7:03 - How did you come to the conclusion that you needed to build a whole new infrastructure for the internet?

14:04 - Is it possible to censor or boot anyone off Qortal?

14:32 - Self-Selective Blocking/Unfollowing

16:26 - Explaining the Importance of Peer-to-Peer.

21:02 - Thoughts on Running a Node on Centralized Services (AWS/Amazon Cloud).

22:37 - Everyone has the ability to run a Node

23:34 - Benefits of Qortal's Custom-Built Data Network (QDN)

24:17 - ISPs, VPNs and Traffic

26:15 - Qortal's Security Model

28:08 - User Account Creation

30:57 - Future plans for more simplicity

34:42 - Why Qortal has no competition

36:57 - Qortal's willingness to collaborate with other blockchain projects

38:58 - Minting and Proof of Contribution Overtime

44:00 - Qortal Trade Portal Support Coins

48:59 - Transaction Fees

50:52 - Publishing a Website on Qortal

57:02 - Gateway Authentication

59:25 - Q-Apps

1:02:08 - Considerations for selling private data

1:02:48 - Selling a name with public data

1:05:28 - EVM vs Automated Transactions (Virtual CPU)

1:11:17 - California[State] Q-App Idea (Community Contributions / Tax Replacement)

1:13:16 - The future outlook for Qortal

1:17:09 - In your opinion do other blockchains live up to the original vision of Bitcoin?

1:19:20 - Deaf Ears (ie. Pitching ideas without financial incentive)

1:19:58 - People who speculate about price of QORT

1:22:05 - Cypherpunk's Manifesto

1:23:42 - Truly Decentralized

1:24:15 - Future Anonymous Qort Transactions

1:25:39 - Qortal.org Where and how to get involved with Qortal

1:26:02 - Crowetic.com Buying pre-setup Qortal nodes and refurbished laptops

1:26:46 - Join the Qortal Community for a better future

1:28:22 - Mesh Networking

1:30:08 - Disadvantage of a LoRa device

1:30:57 - New Hardware for Mesh Networking

1:32:28 - Wrap-up

1:32:55 - Last Words

https://qortal.org

https://crowetic.com