The Man Turning Aging Into a Competitive Sport (And Paying Winners in Bitcoin) (with Adam Ficsor)

He built the only Bitcoin wallet in the world that made private transactions possible. Then regulators came after his family and he walked away.&nbsp;Adam Ficsor&nbsp;spent years engineering sovereignty over money through Wasabi Wallet, and when that chapter closed, he turned the same mindset toward a different kind of ownership. He founded the&nbsp;Longevity World Cup, the first global competition where athletes win by reversing their biological age, and the top three finishers each year get paid in Bitcoin. Age is not a handicap in this sport. Age is an advantage.In this episode of the&nbsp;Legacy and Longevity Podcast, host&nbsp;Zach Dancel&nbsp;sits down with privacy researcher, software developer, and Longevity World Cup founder Adam Ficsor to explore what happens when the principles of financial sovereignty get applied to the biology of aging. Adam shares:Why personal sovereignty begins the moment someone stops outsourcing their money, time, and biology to outside systems.How gamifying longevity with a real scoreboard hijacks human motivation toward measurable biological progress.Why biological age predicts mortality risk far more accurately than chronological age tracking ever could.How accessible blood-based clocks drive public adoption faster than perfect epigenetic science ever will.Why every meaningful game requires voluntarily choosing unnecessary obstacles over every available shortcut.How community transforms individual longevity work into compounding collective improvement across every member.Why age becomes the ultimate competitive advantage inside the longevity sport model unlike any other sport.How monetary inflation silently extracts years of working effort from every person without consent.<p class="zw-list zw-paragraph heading0" data-header="0" data-textformat="{" data-margin-bottom="0pt" data-margin-top="0pt" data-hd-info="0" data_styles="{" fgc="" rgb="" 0="" size="" 12="" 00=