Back in the days before YouTube, noted pedophiles Bryan Singer and David Geffen funded an internet streaming startup, Digital Entertainment Network.

DEN collapsed among a flurry of lawsuits by boys and young men alleging they had been molested by the main people in the company. Brock Pierce, one of the company founders, fled to Spain:

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ellievhall/found-the-elusive-man-at-the-heart-of-the-hollywood-sex-abus

Brock Pierce avoided criminal prosecution and survived the lawsuits, and then went into BitCoin big time and made a lot of money. He has been trying to rehabilitate his reputation, and got himself elected to the Bitcoin Foundation, but that caused controversy when several board members resigned over his pedophilia background:

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/05/some-in-bitcoin-group-resign-over-new-board-members-link-to-sex-abuse/

and so a new development is that he's organizing conferences on cryptocurrency now, and guess where this year's one is happening? Spain:

https://news.bitcoin.com/pr-brock-pierce-and-company-will-bring-together-exchanges-and-regulators-around-spanish-crypto-summit-futurama/

Why watch out for this Brock Pierce guy?

Well, cryptocurrency may be the wave of the future, but the potential for a pedophile to use it to help pedophile networks stay under the radar is also obvious.

Don't be surprised if something crops up in the future about this guy and pedophile networks.