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The full inventory of Bitcoin/crypto projects Thomas Hunt has built, conceived, evangelised, or worked for between April 2013 and May 2026. 11 verified entries across three categories: built (Mad Bitcoins, WCN, TBG, BTS, Curio Cards, Mad Factory, WAX collection), conceived/contributed (Tally Coin, ProTip, Misthos), employed (BTCJam, Purse.io). Every entry footnoted, every date stamped against LinkedIn and brain.db.

When Jack Dorsey publicly endorsed Nostr in December 2022, it was treated as the protocol's mainstream debut. World Crypto Network had already covered it for two years. The bridge was Ben Arc — the LNbits creator (@arcbtc) who'd been a regular on Hunt's Lightning Node Roundtables since January 2020 and who demoed a working two-client decentralized Twitter on Nostr for WCN viewers in January 2021. Episode-by-episode quotes from the archive, full timeline, and a careful accuracy clause: fiatjaf created Nostr; Ben Arc was the early ecosystem contributor and the WCN audience's primary evangelist. From a Dec 2020 hacksprint tweet through the 2025 LNbits Nostr Remote Signer launch.

Thomas Hunt's nine-year NFT history in one linkable ledger. Co-creator of Curio Cards (May 2017 — first art NFTs on Ethereum); creator of the Mad Bitcoins 2021 NFT Collection on WAX (cekb4.wam, 171 assets, 11 templates); founder of Mad Factory on OpenSea (CurioXMidJourney, Mad Rabbitz, Curio Samurai, CurioXGreer Andy — 74 1/1 NFTs). Two OpenSea profiles, three chains, eight verified collections. Every count verified on-chain May 18, 2026.

The only travelogue playlist Thomas Hunt ever curated: 32 episodes, 8 cities, 2 conferences, 70 days. Sacramento → Iceland → Paris (Breaking Bitcoin) → Versailles → Essen → Amsterdam (13 ep!) → Berlin → Prague (HCPP17) → Vienna. The Bitcoin commentator as traveling correspondent — and the playlist that didn't repeat.

Mad Bitcoins and WCN on the crypto-conference circuit, 2013–2026. Who they interviewed, where they went, and when the booths emptied out.

Three tipping tools, one freedom-money arc. The ChangeTip → ProTip → Tally Coin throughline pulled out of the archive.

31 parodies catalogued — Network, Patton, Pulp Fiction, and the Roger Ver / Scaling trilogy. Parody as commentary, on tape.

The 128-playlist atlas of a one-show network. 1,568 unique videos mapped across topic, era, and host.

How Thomas curates a 600-episode archive on three axes. 52 playlists, 779 unique videos, the whole shelving system laid out.

~6,500 videos enumerated across @tonevays, @jimmysongbitcoin, @MadBitcoins, and @WorldCryptoNetwork. Pre/post-2019 monthly upload rates. The headline finding: Tone tripled his output (+220%), Jimmy quartered his (−77%), Mad Bitcoins went near-silent (−90%), WCN halved (−53%) — all in the same window.

From the show's first episode on April 21, 2013 ("Butterfly Labs actually shipped something") through the Zcash launch in 2016 — the altcoins, exchanges, kiosks, wallets, regulators, and on-air guests that built the early crypto industry on tape. 52 verbatim quotes across 47 episodes.

From Pong (1972) to Street Fighter II (1991). The arcade boom, the 1983 crash, the NES rescue, and Capcom's Mega Man → SF2 two-step — every number footnoted to a primary source.

The New York Times says Adam Back is Satoshi Nakamoto. We've been talking to him for years — here's what he actually said.

2,636 transcripts searched. The hosts started warning about scammers funneling people through Bitcoin kiosks in Oct 2018. The FBI's $333M number arrived Jan 2026. 34 verbatim quotes, 18 episodes, FBI/FTC data, state laws — and the part the show couldn't fix.

12 years of TBG YouTube view counts: peaks, floor, and whether the remaining audience is more engaged. 482 episodes of on-disk snapshot data.

How TBG, WCN, and Mad Bitcoins covered the sexualization of crypto conferences across a decade of tape — and the moment Andreas Antonopoulos surfaced the issue on TBG #26.

The Bitcoin Group panelist prediction record across 504 episodes. Magic 8-Ball performance, panelist leaderboard, citations.

Iran, Russia, North Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, Hamas, Hezbollah, Belarus, Myanmar, Syria — country-by-country roll call of TBG/WCN's calls vs. real-world events.

On May 4, 2026, Western Union launched a stablecoin on Solana. For twelve years TBG and WCN pegged WU as the legacy giant Bitcoin would route around. 34 episodes.

On May 5, 2026, Michael Saylor said the words 'sometimes you have to.' Here's what TBG's panel called from day one — pulled from 103 canonical episodes.

The Bitcoin chronology, milestone by milestone. 1,787 daily price points from 2011 to today, synced with 2,694 episode dates, 3,525 panelist predictions, and every halving and ATH on a single scrubbable chart.

Hong Kong's 2014 protest, witnessed live on World Crypto Network. 836 episodes scanned, 57 with on-air coverage, 115 lines of context pulled from raw transcripts — the moments WCN's hosts watched democracy push back against tear gas.