Hello African Bitcoiner,
Financial literacy among African children remains alarmingly low, and we have identified a pressing need to equip our youths with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of modern finance. Today, we’re proud to unveil a solution to this critical challenge with the launch of our updated Bitcoin for Kids page.
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Bitcoin Learning Resources for African Kids
African Bitcoin News
Africa Free Routing Weekly Stats
African Bitcoin Jobs
African Bitcoin Events
Our Bitcoin for kids page is a meticulously curated collection of resources tailored to educate African children about Bitcoin. Every resource on this page has been handpicked with care, ensuring that young minds are equipped with accurate and engaging Bitcoin content.
Here are just a few of the benefits your child will discover on our revamped page:
Kid-Friendly Explanations: Simplified explanations found in these resources breaks down complex concepts into bite-sized nuggets of knowledge, ensuring that even the youngest learners can grasp the fundamentals of Bitcoin.
Financial Empowerment: By introducing children to the principles of financial sovereignty and decentralization, we’re laying the groundwork for a future where they have greater control over their financial destinies.
Learning Through Comics: Your kids can learn about Bitcoin through colorful comics! Our collection of illustrated stories brings key concepts to life in a fun and accessible format. From Bitcoin’s history to the principles of blockchain, children can explore complex ideas with ease and enjoyment
Visit our Bitcoin for Kids page today! We welcome your feedback and suggestions, Please let us know what you think and what we might have missed.
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1. African Bitcoiners Graduate Program
We are looking for young Bitcoiners from Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ghana, or South Africa to join our Graduate Program. Let us know if you’re interested, and we will send you a link to apply! Please also share this opportunity on WhatsApp and Twitter with any relevant youngster you know.
Calling all African Bitcoin organizations! Please list your open roles with us.
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 four and five of “Broken Money” by Lyn Alden. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect and delve into fascinating Bitcoin and money concepts together!
Join us for our watch party on Wednesday at 2 pm UTC, where we’ll explore the Liquid Bitcoin with the latest “What Bitcoin Did” podcast featuring Excellion and host Peter McCormack. Tune in as they discuss scaling with Bitcoin layer-2s and delve into the operations of the Aqua Bitcoin wallet and JAN3. Join us for a chill watch party!
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! Be sure to SET A REMINDER with this link.
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.
As we nurture the leaders of tomorrow, let us remember that there is no greater gift we can bestow upon our children than the knowledge of how to shape their own destinies. By teaching them about Bitcoin, we are not just imparting financial literacy, we are arming them with the one tool that has the potential to liberate Africa from the chains of poverty and inequality.
We are working on the Q2 2024 African Bitcoin Ecosystem Infographic! Let us know what project needs to be featured.
With endless curiosity,
African Bitcoiners