Hello African Bitcoiner,
Did you know that there’s a lot more happening in the African Bitcoin community than meets the eye? It’s true! We’ve realized that there’s even more going on than we’ve been able to capture so far in our quarterly African Bitcoin Ecosystem Infographic update. Every Bitcoin organization, big or small, deserves to be showcased, and that’s where you come in. We’re appealing to you to take the great African Bitcoin survey if you’re involved in any Bitcoin project in Africa. Your input will help us build a more comprehensive Q3 infographic that truly reflects the diversity and vibrancy of the African Bitcoin Space.
UPDATE HIGHTLIGHTS ⚡
The Great African Bitcoin Survey
African Bitcoin News
African Lightning Network Weekly Stats
African Bitcoin Jobs
African Bitcoin Events
Our goal for our subsequent African Bitcoin ecosystem Infographic update is to create one that paints a complete picture of the Bitcoin landscape in Africa. But we can’t do it alone. We need your help to fill in the gaps and ensure that every Bitcoin project, initiative, and success story gets the recognition it deserves. Whether you’re running a Bitcoin startup, organizing community events, or simply passionate about Bitcoin, your input is invaluable.
Why is this survey a big deal?Feature Your Project or Organization on Our Infographic: By participating in the survey, you’ll have the opportunity to showcase your project or organization on our infographic.
Teamwork: By joining the survey, you’ll be part of a team effort to showcase the African Bitcoin Ecosystem to the world ensuring everyone is represented.
Learn More: The survey helps us learn about all the different things happening in the African Bitcoin world. Your answers will help us see the big picture and understand what’s important to everyone.
Make Better Choices: The info we gather will help Bitcoin organizations, investors, and others make smarter decisions about how to support the African Bitcoin community.
Share Your Story: Your voice and project matters, and this survey is a way for you to make it heard.
By participating in the survey, Bitcoin organizations, enthusiasts, developers, entrepreneurs, and users alike have the opportunity to contribute valuable data and firsthand perspectives that will shape the future of our infographic and provide a more accurate representation of the African Bitcoin ecosystem.
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African Lightning Network Weekly Stats
Active Nodes
58 [1.75%🚀]
Total Capacity
823,134,424 [0.24%🚀]
Total Channels
242 [2.54%🚀]
1. African Bitcoiners Graduate Program
Are you a young, passionate Bitcoiner from Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ghana, or South Africa? This is your chance to join our exclusive Graduate Program! Let us know you’re interested, and we’ll send you a link to apply. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity! Spread the word on WhatsApp and Twitter to any young individuals you know who could be a great fit for our Graduate Program.
🚨Calling All African Bitcoin Organizations 🚨
Are you an African Bitcoin organization with open roles? We want to hear from you! Share your open positions with us and let’s empower the next generation of African Bitcoin talent together.
1. African Bitcoiners Book Club
Join us every Friday at 6 pm UTC in our Discord Community for an engaging session! This week, we’ll be diving into chapters 22, 23 and 24 of “Broken Money” by Lyn Alden. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect and delve into fascinating Bitcoin and money concepts together!
2. Watch Party Wednesday
Join us for our watch party this Wednesday at 2pm! We’ll be watching Bitcoin & Human Rights with Alex Gladstein & Natalie Smolenski. See you there!
3. Bitcoin in Africa Monthly X Space
Get special updates from across Africa and share insights on ongoing and upcoming events. Let’s represent our countries together! More information soon.
4. Bitcoin Loxion Weekly Meetup
If you’re new to Bitcoin, Bitcoin Loxion’s weekly Bitcoin meetup in Khayelitsha Cape Town is a great place to learn. Join them every Thursday at 18:00 for an enriching Bitcoin experience. Send them a DM on twitter to learn more!
5. Monthly Bitcoin Meetup: Stellenbosch
Join discussion of all things Bitcoin every first Thursday of the month at Vendetta’s Pizzeria, Hamman Street, Stellenbosch, Cape Town. More details.
6. Monthly Bitcoin Meetup: Cape Town
Join the Cape Town Meetup every first Thursday at Square Café & Wine Bar at the Century City Hotel Urban Square. More details.
So, what are you waiting for? Join us in building a more inclusive and representative Q3 infographic by taking the great Bitcoin survey today so we can shine a spotlight on the amazing work happening in the African Bitcoin community and inspire others to join the movement. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to creating something incredible together!
Your Bitcoin Advocate,
African Bitcoiners