APIs, Audits, and Meatspace: Taking Bitcoin Values Local

In this episode of The Average Bitcoiner, I dive into the idea of government data accessibility and why public information should be truly public—available via API, rate-limited, and anchored to real-world, in-person identity through local jurisdictions. I explore how modern AI tools can scrape, analyze, and visualize county and school data, and share an experiment to publish transparent audits with Nostr-enabled feedback loops. Beyond the tech, I make the case that the most meaningful leverage we have is local: showing up in meatspace, building resilient community ties, and applying our skills, time, and resources where we live. I ch...