Bitcoin is not a company or brand. There is no official spokesperson. Satoshi Nakamoto, a nickname creator, remains a mystery and while outstanding characters such as Michael Saylor and Jack Dorsey Champion, Bitcoin is at the root of decentralized movement. But more known faces supporting bitcoins can assist introduce it to the mainstream.
This is what the comedian and actor, i.e. Miller, hopes. Known for his roles in Silicon Valley AND Deadpool, Miller appeared as a earnest Bitcoin lawyer.
In the latest episode Decentralize with CointelegraphHe sits down with Gareth Jenkinson to share how he fell from Bitcoin rabbit, why he believes in financial sovereignty and how comedy and crypto can have more in common than you think.
Bitcoin over coffee
It all started with a free run of coffee in Manhattan. During his stay in the city for a week of Bitcoin investors, Gareth Jenkinson stopped at Romeo and Juliette Cafe, where his “Bitcoiner” radar expanded. He sat nearby no other than i.e. Miller – who, as it turns out, was more than cheerful, being able to an improvised conversation about all Bitcoin things.
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Miller’s enthusiasm for bitcoins is not just a level of surface. He believes in his role as the future of money and wants to operate his platform for education and inspiring others to treat it seriously.
“You can say that I am the passionate. And I would like to be able … to be someone who helps to bring cultural awareness, distribute consciousness and simply a trusted name and face in the Bitcoin community, which, I hope, will bring more people. Because it is important for people to buy bitcoins. But it is also important that people understand why and he will not buy Bitcoins, but why Bitcoin. “
The growing list of celebrated Bitcoin fans
Miller joins the growing list of celebrities and public characters who have adopted Bitcoin. Athletes such as Tom Brady, musicians such as Kanye West, and even political figures such as Senator Cynthia Lummis, publicly expressed their faith in the long -term Bitcoin value.
But while many well-known bitcoiners focus on a financial position, Miller is more interested in shaping culture-to assist people understand Bitcoin’s philosophy, decentralization and influence on real.
His approach can be a breakthrough. Humor has always been a powerful tool for unfolding complicated topics, and Bitcoin is no exception. When more noisy supporters circulate forward, the cultural narrative around Bitcoin still evolves from a niche financial experiment in the mainstream movement.
Listen to a full conversation between TJ Miller and Gareth Jenkinson in the latest episode of Decentralize with Cointelegraph. Listen now on the podcast website Cointelegraph, SpotifyIN Apple podcastsor your podcast platform. And don’t forget to check the full offer of other Cointelegraph programs!
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