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        <description>In this talk Justin Carter gives a brief overview of the technical stack that powers the Bitcoin Beach wallet including a deep dive into the details of some of the most common use-cases. Justin is a former artist and high stakes poker player who found interest in streamlining the operations of large scale distributed systems and working on on-demand HA databases, automation of lifecycle management and multi-cloud PaaS installations. He is also the founder of misthos.io and built the misthos-wallet, a multisig wallet with UX optimised for collaboration. He has been a long-term OSS contributor and active in the bitcoin eco-system since 2017, where he dedicates his most of his time to moving the world towards a Bitcoin Standard and fair-share economy. Profile: https://adoptingbitcoin.org/speaker/JustinCarter/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bodymindarts</description>
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