Hello, African Bitcoiner,

What happens when you lose your device or that notebook where your seed phrase is written, especially in a bull run? 🫣 Have you heard of the term “brain wallet”? A brain wallet lets you store your Bitcoin securely in your mind, without relying on any physical or digital devices.

Curious to learn how? Check out our How to Keep Bitcoin in Your Head page for practical tips on creating and memorizing your own brain wallet, so you can keep your Bitcoin safe, anytime and anywhere!

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In a world where digital assets are constantly at risk from hacking, theft, or simple misplacement, keeping Bitcoin secure is a top priority. While traditional wallets—like hardware and digital wallets—are popular for Bitcoin storage, brain wallets offer an innovative alternative that takes security to the next level.

Our How to Keep Bitcoin in Your Head page walks you through everything you need to know to get started:

  • What is a Brain Wallet?
    A brain wallet means storing your wallet’s seed phrase in your mind alone, without any physical or digital backup. 

  • How to Create and Memorize Your Brain Wallet
    We break down practical techniques to make memorizing your seed phrase manageable, including mnemonic devices, memory hooks, and personalization tips.

  • Practice Makes Perfect
    A brain wallet requires discipline and memory exercises to keep it fresh in your mind. We cover tips on regular practice to reinforce your memory and ensure your Bitcoin remains accessible only to you.

  • Understanding Risks and Benefits
    While a brain wallet is highly secure, it’s also crucial to recognize potential risks, like forgetting your phrase or losing access if something happens. We provide tips on how to mitigate these risks while maximizing the benefits of true Bitcoin ownership.

Using a brain wallet puts you in complete control of your Bitcoin. It’s an approach that aligns with the core values of decentralization and financial independence, offering peace of mind knowing that your Bitcoin is securely stored in the safest place possible—your mind.

Check out our How to Keep Bitcoin in Your Head page for more tips and start building your brain wallet today!

Africa Free Routing, in partnership with Opensats, Tether, and African Bitcoiners, is thrilled to offer a 4-day intensive Bitcoin Lightning Development program.

If you’re a developer eager to break into the fast-growing Bitcoin space, this program is your chance! Gain hands-on experience, learn directly from industry leaders, and connect with a network of forward-thinking professionals.

🌟 Limited scholarships available! Don’t miss out on this exclusive event! Apply now to secure your spot and level up your career in Bitcoin development!

Our #16 Most Impactful African Bitcoiner Is Mawufemor Kofi Folivi 

As the founder of Bitcoin Dua, Mawufemor is a dedicated Bitcoin educator committed to spreading Bitcoin knowledge across Ghana.

Through workshops, youth programs, and community engagements, he’s making Bitcoin accessible to people of all backgrounds. Mawufemor’s work empowers the next generation with vital economic and digital skills, helping to lay the foundation for a financially inclusive future in Ghana and beyond.

17. Alphonse Mehounme 
As co-founder of Bitcoin Mastermind, Alphonse is driving Bitcoin adoption in Cameroon through events, educational programs, and innovative projects like Bitcoin Flash. His efforts are creating a stronger Bitcoin community across West Africa.

18. Luthando Ndabambi
From surf coach to community lead, Luthando has transformed Bitcoin Ekasi, empowering his South African township through Bitcoin education and merchant adoption. He’s proving that Bitcoin can change lives! 

19. Glenn Jooste 
Founder of Bitcoin Ubuntu in South Africa, Glenn is fostering Bitcoin education and building local Bitcoin economies. His initiative is bringing financial literacy and independence to communities. 

20. Collin Rukundo 
As the creator of EttaWallet and co-founder of Splice Africa, Collin is making Bitcoin more accessible across Africa. His open-source work and role in Btrust Builders are transforming payments and empowering developers.

21. Theophilus Isah 

Founder of Mava Pay, Theophilus is advancing Bitcoin transactions in Nigeria, making it easier for individuals and businesses to adopt cryptocurrency. His work is promoting financial inclusion across Africa.

Keep your eyes glued to our socials and website for the rest of the announcements. 

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Jack Dorsey to attend Africa bitcoin conference 2024 in Nairobi

The Africa Bitcoin Conference (ABC) has confirmed that Jack Dorsey, Block Head, Chairman, and cofounder of Block, will attend as a speaker this December 2024 at the JW Marriott Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya. This marks Dorsey’s return to the conference following his participation in the inaugural event in Accra, Ghana. Learn more.

Strong African presence at  Adopting Bitcoin Conference

Bitcoin continues to prove it’s a global force, with Africa making a bold statement at Adopting Bitcoin. Africans represented include Kgothatso Ngako of Machankura, Tensai Bankai, Carel van Wyk from Money Badger Pay and Erik Hersman of Gridless Compute are showcasing how Bitcoin is transforming lives across the continent. Read More

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  1. Join Our Team!

    We are actively in search of young and passionate African Bitcoiners from Kenya, South Africa, Zimbabwe, or Ghana to join our Graduate Program! If you’re willing to start a career in Bitcoin, don’t miss this opportunity. Help us spread the word on WhatsApp and Twitter to any young individuals you know who might be a great fit.

  2. Senior Software Engineer at Breez

    If you are a seasoned developer who’s passionate about Bitcoin and the future of peer-to-peer payments? Breez is looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join their innovative team. Fit for this role? Find out more here 

  3. Customer support manager For AQUA wallet

    JAN3 is in search for an experienced Customer Support Manager to join their team at AQUA Wallet! As the first point of contact, you’ll play a key role in troubleshooting issues, providing technical assistance, and enhancing user interaction.  Check out this role

  1. African Bitcoiners Book Club
    Book Club Alert! This Friday, our Discord community dives back into Digital Gold by Nathaniel Popper, reviewing Chapters 10 and 11. We’ve uncovered amazing insights into Bitcoin’s early challenges and the key players who shaped its journey. Join us at 6 PM UTC to continue the conversation and explore more of Bitcoin’s incredible story!

  2. Bitcoin Watch Party
    Tune in on Wednesday for a quick review of “The Global Conspiracy to Keep Africa Poor: Exposed!” In this powerful discussion, three of Africa’s most influential voices come together to expose the truth about the systematic exploitation of Africa and present a roadmap for true independence. Please join us at 2 PM UTC so we share these insights.

  3. 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. More details.

  4. Monthly Bitcoin Meetup: Stellenbosch
    Join the discussion of all things Bitcoin on the second Thursday of Nov dated 24th at Vendetta’s Pizzeria, Hamman Street, Stellenbosch, Cape Town. More details.

  5. 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.

Ready to take Bitcoin security to the next level? Explore our How to Keep Bitcoin in Your Head page for practical tips on creating your own brain wallet.

Keep your Bitcoin truly yours: safe, secure, and stored in the best vault possible: your mind. 

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