| #31715 | Aug 1, 2025 | Course Content |
Thank you, African Bitcoiners, for this amazing initiative and for...
Thank you, African Bitcoiners, for this amazing initiative and for thinking of the French-speaking community. We truly appreciate the effort to make Bitcoin education more accessible!
However, it seems that the course content was translated automatically. In some cases, key terms that should remain in English, such as halving, for example, are being translated into French (réduction de moitié), which can cause confusion. These terms are important in the Bitcoin space and are better left in their original form.
To improve the learning experience, I kindly suggest that you collaborate with a native French speaker to help with translation. This would ensure both clarity and accuracy for francophone learners.
Thanks again for the great work and keep it up!
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| #31702 | Jul 31, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
This course is good to everybody, Citizen and Public agents....
This course is good to everybody, Citizen and Public agents. But, as Africans, we need also to improve the leadership of our countries. Wy not to try to make some actions to African govments, state to state. even regional organisations and African Union? I think, It could be good and help if ever we succed to conviice even on government to accept Vitcoin as national money.
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| #31606 | Jul 27, 2025 | Course Content |
While reviewing the content for Day 12: Who Controls Bitcoin,...
While reviewing the content for Day 12: Who Controls Bitcoin, I noticed a typo that might need correction. The name “Gavin Anderson” appears in the lesson, but I believe it should be “Gavin Andresen,” the well known developer in the Bitcoin community. Just thought I would share this in case it helps improve accuracy for future readers.
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| #31616 | Jul 28, 2025 | Course Content |
I noticed a grammatical issue in the Day 15 module...
I noticed a grammatical issue in the Day 15 module on the Lightning Network within the Bitcoin for Beginners course. The sentence currently reads:
“You can read more about it here or you can check out Africa Free Routing was they are bringing the lightning network to Africa.”
This contains a grammatical error in the phrase “was they”, which should be “where they” to correctly introduce the relative clause.
Suggested Correction: “You can read more about it here, or you can check out Africa Free Routing, where they are bringing the Lightning Network to Africa.”
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| #31557 | Jul 26, 2025 | User Experience | Improvement against spam caller | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #31369 | Jul 17, 2025 | User Experience |
Simplify your website so anyone can easily earn and do...
Simplify your website so anyone can easily earn and do whatever they came for in simple way
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| #31198 | Jul 10, 2025 | User Experience |
When I navigate to the 5 year Bitcoin Calculator (https://bitcoiners.africa/save-bitcoin/5-year-bitcoin-savings-calculator/),...
When I navigate to the 5 year Bitcoin Calculator (https://bitcoiners.africa/save-bitcoin/5-year-bitcoin-savings-calculator/), it shows a broken section. I expected to see the 5 year calculation of purchasing power of savings in Bitcoin relative to USD
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| #31297 | Jul 14, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Many learners across Africa join African Bitcoiners' initiatives and successfully...
Many learners across Africa join African Bitcoiners' initiatives and successfully complete theoretical courses, yet struggle to apply their knowledge practically. This gap limits their confidence, autonomy, and ability to engage meaningfully in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Suggested improvement:
Launch a monthly “Bitcoin Practical Lab”, either virtually or in-person (in cities with active hubs), designed to help participants apply key concepts in real time. Each session could focus on:
Creating and using Bitcoin wallets (mobile, hardware, multisig)
Sending/receiving real sats via Lightning or on-chain
Practicing secure P2P exchange simulations
Testing tools like BlueWallet, Nunchuk, BTCPay Server, Nostr, etc.
Understanding real threats (like scams) through simulations
Labs could be facilitated by community mentors or alumni. Even basic testnet sats or small incentives (like 500 sats) could be offered to encourage participation and experimentation.
Why this is impactful:
Reinforces retention and learning after a course
Builds stronger, more confident local Bitcoiners
Creates content and success stories to showcase
Very low-cost to implement (Zoom, Telegram, or in-person cowork spaces)
Example session idea:
“Create a 2-of-3 multisig wallet with two other attendees using Nunchuk, then send 1 sat to a designated peer using Lightning.”
This turns passive learners into active Bitcoin users and community leaders, a great outcome for African Bitcoiners.
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| #31397 | Jul 18, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Feedback description. I propose launching a Bitcoin Skills Badge Program,...
Feedback description.
I propose launching a Bitcoin Skills Badge Program, a gamified learning and community engagement initiative for African Bitcoiners. The idea is to create digital badges that members can earn by completing educational tasks, community contributions, or real-world Bitcoin adoption activities. These badges would serve as both **motivation and verification** of an individual's Bitcoin knowledge, involvement, or technical skills.
Examples of badge types
1). Lightning beginner– Earned after completing a beginner Lightning Network course.
2).Peer educator– Awarded for hosting or co-hosting 3 local workshops or meetups.
3).Merchant onboarder– Earned after successfully helping a local business accept Bitcoin.
4). Node runner– Earned by setting up and running a Bitcoin node for at least 30 days.
5).Content contributor– For writing a blog post, creating a video, or submitting a Bitcoin meme that gets shared on the African Bitcoiners platform.
Each badge could have levels (e.g., Bronze, Silver, Gold) to encourage growth and sustained participation.
Suggestions for Implementation.
1. Start small-Launch a pilot with 3–5 badge types and a test group from the community.
2. Use Open Badge Tech-leverage platforms like [Badgr](https://badgr.com) or Mozilla’s Open Badges to manage issuing and displaying badges digitally.
3. Badge Showcase- allow members to link badges to their Nostr profiles, Telegram handles, or African Bitcoiners profiles.
4. Incentives- small sat rewards (e.g., 1,000–5,000 sats) for earning certain badges to keep it fun and rewarding.
5. Monthly leaderboard- highlight top badge earners to encourage friendly competition and recognize top contributors.
Why this matters.
1). Boosts engagement- Members are more likely to participate in activities if there’s recognition and rewards.
2.Inspires learning - the gamified approach appeals to younger audiences and beginners.
3).Builds trust and reputation- badges act as proof of contribution, helping identify potential leaders, educators, or ambassadors.
4).Scalable - can be rolled out country by country or by language groups, and later tied into career development or grant opportunities.
Feasibility in 12 Months.
This can be implemented in under a year using existing tools and minimal development. Start with a manual badge system (e.g., issuing badges via email and listing names on the website), and gradually build automation.
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| #30897 | Jul 2, 2025 | User Experience |
Project Title: Bitcoin Transaction Tracker Dashboard Objective: To develop a...
Project Title:
Bitcoin Transaction Tracker Dashboard
Objective:
To develop a real-time dashboard that tracks Bitcoin transactions on the blockchain, displaying key metrics such as transaction volume, transaction fees, number of unconfirmed transactions, and recent transaction details.
Project Description:
This project involves building a web-based or desktop application that connects to Bitcoin blockchain data sources (e.g., APIs like Blockchain.com, BlockCypher, or running a Bitcoin node) to fetch and display live transaction data. The dashboard will help users understand the activity level and health of the Bitcoin network by providing insights into transactions being processed, fee trends, and network congestion.
Features:
• Real-time display of total number of Bitcoin transactions per minute/hour
• Visualization of transaction fees over time (average, min, max)
• List of latest transactions with details: amount, fee, timestamp, and number of confirmations
• Alerts or indicators for high network congestion or unusual spikes in transaction volume
• Historical graphs to show trends in transaction volume and fees
• User-friendly interface with filtering options (e.g., by transaction size or fee)
Technologies to Use:
• Programming Languages: JavaScript (React.js or Vue.js), Python (Flask or Django), or any web framework you prefer
• APIs: Blockchain.com API, BlockCypher API, or direct Bitcoin node RPC calls
• Data Visualization Libraries: Chart.js, D3.js, or similar
• Hosting: Local server or cloud platform (Heroku, Vercel, etc.)
Expected Outcome:
A fully functional dashboard that allows users to monitor Bitcoin transaction activity live, gaining insights into how the Bitcoin network operates daily. This tool can be useful for crypto traders, enthusiasts, and developers.
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| #30695 | Jun 26, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
*Idea Title:* “Bitcoin in 2 Minutes” – Educational Video Series...
*Idea Title:* “Bitcoin in 2 Minutes” – Educational Video Series
*Idea:*
I propose creating a series of short, simple videos (1–2 minutes each) that explain key Bitcoin concepts in a clear, visual, and locally relevant way for African audiences.
*Problem Identified:*
Current courses, while helpful, can be long or too technical for beginners. Many new users lose interest early due to lack of quick and easy understanding.
*Proposed Solution:*
Produce ultra-accessible, mobile-friendly videos (vertical format), with subtitles or voice-overs in local languages (e.g. French, Swahili, Wolof). Topics could include:
- How to secure your wallet
- Sending/receiving sats
- Using Bitcoin offline
- Understanding fees and confirmations
*Concrete Example:*
A video called “How to Keep Your Bitcoin Offline” could show how to use a paper wallet or an app without internet access.
*Expected Benefit:*
This format will help onboard beginners faster, increase mobile engagement, and serve as a practical tool for awareness campaigns or community workshops.
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| #30551 | Jun 21, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Introduce the concept of Bitcoin education in African schools. Explain...
Introduce the concept of Bitcoin education in African schools.
Explain the benefits of Bitcoin literacy for African youth (e.g., financial inclusion, economic empowerment).
Propose a curriculum outline, including topics such as:
- Bitcoin basics
- Blockchain technology
- Cryptocurrency regulation
- Bitcoin use cases in Africa
Suggest potential partnerships with educational institutions, governments, or organizations
Outline potential challenges and solutions for implementation
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| #30474 | Jun 18, 2025 | Course Content |
*Bitcoin vs. Cryptocurrency: Understanding the Difference* The terms "Bitcoin" and...
*Bitcoin vs. Cryptocurrency: Understanding the Difference*
The terms "Bitcoin" and "cryptocurrency" are often used interchangeably, but they are not exactly the same thing. While Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency, not all cryptocurrencies are Bitcoin. Let's explore the differences:
*Bitcoin:*
1. *Pioneering cryptocurrency*: Bitcoin is the first and most well-known decentralized digital currency.
2. *Specific protocol*: Bitcoin operates on its own blockchain and protocol.
3. *Limited supply*: The total supply of Bitcoin is capped at 21 million.
*Cryptocurrency:*
1. *Broad term*: Cryptocurrency refers to any digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security.
2. *Diverse ecosystem*: There are thousands of cryptocurrencies, each with its own unique features and use cases.
3. *Variety of protocols*: Cryptocurrencies operate on different blockchain protocols.
*Key differences:*
1. *Specificity*: Bitcoin is a specific cryptocurrency, while cryptocurrency is a broader term encompassing many digital currencies.
2. *Features*: Bitcoin has its own distinct features, such as its limited supply and proof-of-work consensus mechanism, whereas other cryptocurrencies may have different features.
In summary, Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency, but the term "cryptocurrency" encompasses a much broader range of digital currencies. Understanding the difference can help you navigate the complex world of digital assets.
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| #30464 | Jun 18, 2025 | Course Delivery |
Your innovative approaches to reducing transaction costs and increasing delivery...
Your innovative approaches to reducing transaction costs and increasing delivery efficiency are crucial for financial inclusion in Africa. Keep optimizing and iterating - your work has the potential to positively impact millions!
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| #30389 | Jun 16, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Idea: Launch a short-form audio series (3–5 mins per episode)...
Idea:
Launch a short-form audio series (3–5 mins per episode) in local African languages like Swahili, Twi, Zulu, and Shona, explaining Bitcoin basics, real-life use cases, and how to self-custody. Keep the tone casual, story-driven, and culturally relatable.
Why It Matters:
Most Bitcoin content in Africa is in English and often too technical. By localizing education in bite-sized, audio-first formats, African Bitcoiners can reach more people in rural and underserved communities where English literacy or internet access may be limited.
Feasibility (within 12 months):
Start with 1–2 languages and 5 episodes per language.
Use local community members as voice narrators.
Distribute via WhatsApp, Telegram, and community meetups.
Bonus: Could be integrated into meetups or school outreach programs for added impact.
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| #30320 | Jun 14, 2025 | User Experience |
Smooth Sailing for Turning Ideas into Treasure I believe making...
Smooth Sailing for Turning Ideas into Treasure
I believe making the idea submission process more straightforward and enjoyable will encourage more people to share their valuable thoughts. By simplifying the form, adding helpful hints, and giving instant confirmation, we create a smooth journey from idea to treasure — making it easy and rewarding for everyone to contribute and earn their sats!
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| #28887 | Apr 9, 2025 | Copy Error |
Update the website where you have comments like Bitcoin has...
Update the website where you have comments like Bitcoin has been around for over 14 years" to read something like "Bitcoin was conceived in 2009" to keep your content accurate
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| Implemented | Paid | Jun 13, 2025 |
| #28587 | Mar 18, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Dear African Bitcoiners team I am writing to propose an...
Dear African Bitcoiners team
I am writing to propose an initiative that could significantly expand the use of BTC as collateral by tapping into an underserved but rapidly growing market: Africa, and specifically, South Africa.
The idea of using Bitcoin as collateral to access credit is revolutionary. While many in the crypto space recognize this, adoption has been slow in regions where it could have the most impact. Africa, home to the world's youngest population, has limited access to traditional banking but a rapidly growing crypto user base. South Africa, in particular, already has high crypto adoption relative to its neighbours.
Despite this potential, Bitcoin-backed lending remains an underutilized financial tool due to a lack of structured education and awareness. While other markets allow organic growth, I believe there is an opportunity to take a proactive approach through structured workshops, online education, and grassroots initiatives that build trust and understanding among users.
Why This Matters & My Personal Experience
I have been deeply involved in DeFi for over five years, actively participating in lending protocols, and navigating the complexities of on-chain finance. Through my work in South Africa, I see firsthand how access to credit is a bottleneck for businesses and individuals.
For example, I currently source and purchase phones in China for people in South Africa. Many of my customers need credit to afford these devices, but traditional financial institutions either deny them or impose restrictive terms. If they understood how to use Bitcoin as collateral, they could access credit more efficiently—whether through a new or partner protocol or even through local businesses willing to hold BTC as security while customers repay in installments. This model could remove barriers such as background checks and trust issues, which are major obstacles to small business growth.
The Opportunity for Your organisation
By investing in education and outreach in Africa, African bitcoiners can position itself as the go-to lending platform/market place in an emerging market. Some key steps to achieve this include:
Workshops & Educational Initiatives – Hosting both online and offline sessions to teach people how to use Bitcoin as collateral safely and responsibly.
Localized Content & Outreach – Creating region-specific guides and content to explain borrowing, risk management, and responsible debt practices.
Strategic Partnerships – Collaborating with local businesses and merchants to integrate Bitcoin-backed lending into their operations. Other bitcoin lending protocols
Community Engagement & Trust-Building – Establishing a presence in South African crypto communities to foster trust and adoption.
Next Steps & Collaboration
I am deeply passionate about this subject and open to working with your team to develop the most effective approach. I’d love to discuss potential metrics to track progress, as well as any ideas your team has on expanding into this market. Im not technical just a guy from the township of SA who's life has been changed by BTC and want to find ways to communicate message to others. I believe this use case can deliver the message to the people
Let me know if you see value in this proposal—I am happy to refine it further based on your priorities. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
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| #28778 | Apr 1, 2025 | Course Delivery |
Good morning, my suggestion is just a white advise which...
Good morning, my suggestion is just a white advise which seems to be very valuable if consider. Why Africa Bitcoiners do not offer the course in different African languages which if it's available many people especially student which has the zeal/the passion on blockchain technology and web3 could run into it, because they will understand it much more better in their own mother tongue. Like Hausa language here in nothern Nigeria 🇳🇬.
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| #29401 | Apr 30, 2025 | Course Content |
Should improve more on social media handles Per observations and...
Should improve more on social media handles Per observations and reports
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| #28879 | Apr 9, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Have a inbuilt miner in your app where people can...
Have a inbuilt miner in your app where people can earn more sats by mining which will help you to grow your app and both you and people get a chance to make profits
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| #24317 | Sep 25, 2024 | User Experience |
This is a big lift. I feel like you could...
This is a big lift. I feel like you could be THE hub to mobilize young Africans to urge for favorable Bitcoin regulations throughout the continent. Keep people informed on the current state of things with grass-roots reporting from people on the ground, and form actionable campaigns in various jurisdictions to mobilize the populate to get favorable regulations passed so that the young people can actually BUILD & DEPLOY bitcoin tools around the continent.
Too many of the countries are just in a gray area and it's holding entrepreneurs back as many regulators wait to follow guidance from the west or IMF/BIS, as opposed to actually LEADING in this area of opportunity. Harness the power of the voices of the youth and fast-track the bitcoin-movement in Africa. The dominos will fall quickly after the first few countries are on-board. Selfishly I'm thinking EAC might be the first/best area to start: Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Congo to set precedence.
Would need a way for people to sign up for updates for countries of interest and start to build out ambassadors to lead in each region, and supply them with downloadable resources to distribute info etc....
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| #29739 | May 16, 2025 | Course Content |
The "Bitcoin for Beginners" course is an excellent resource. To...
The "Bitcoin for Beginners" course is an excellent resource. To broaden its reach, consider translating the course materials into widely spoken African languages such as Swahili, Yoruba, and Zulu. This would make the content more accessible to non-English speakers and promote inclusivity.
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| #29762 | May 17, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Partnerships & Community Building Issue: Fragmented efforts among African Bitcoiners;...
Partnerships & Community Building
Issue: Fragmented efforts among African Bitcoiners; Liberia lacks a cohesive grassroots movement.
Example: Nigerian Bitcoin educators visit Liberia but struggle to connect with local leaders.
Solution:
- Host a West Africa Bitcoin Summit** in Monrovia, inviting pioneers like Farida Nabourema (Togolese activist) to share tactics.
Create a Liberia Bitcoin Development Fund crowd funded via Bitcoin, to sponsor local projects (e.g., mesh networks).
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| #29761 | May 17, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Feedback on Energy & Environmental Impact Issue:Material often dismisses Bitcoin’s...
Feedback on Energy & Environmental Impact
Issue:Material often dismisses Bitcoin’s energy use without addressing nuanced debates (e.g., renewable mining, energy grid innovation).
Example:A lesson cites Bitcoin’s “annual energy use = Sweden’s” but omits that 52% of mining uses sustainable energy (Cambridge, 2023) or leverages stranded gas/flared methane.
Solution: Include a balanced debate module comparing Bitcoin’s energy footprint to traditional finance (e.g., gold mining, bank branches). Showcase projects like El Salvador’s geothermal-powered Bitcoin mining.
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| #30157 | Jun 9, 2025 | Course Content |
Idea: "Bitcoin Basics Audio Series – In Local African Languages"...
Idea: "Bitcoin Basics Audio Series – In Local African Languages"
A lot of people in our communities are curious about Bitcoin but struggle with language barriers or prefer audio over reading. My idea is to launch a short, bite-sized audio series (like 5-minute episodes) explaining Bitcoin concepts in popular local African languages (like Swahili, Yoruba, Hausa, Zulu, etc.).
You could start small — maybe 5–10 key episodes per language — covering things like:
What is Bitcoin?
How does it work?
Why is it relevant in Africa?
Wallets & security
Scams to avoid
You can distribute it via WhatsApp groups, Telegram, and even local radio stations or Spotify. It’s low-budget, super accessible, and can grow trust and understanding in grassroots communities — especially where literacy is a challenge.
This could bridge the gap for non-English speakers and make the movement more inclusive. I’d be happy to help brainstorm topics or test it out too!
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| #30122 | Jun 7, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
I think one powerful way to improve African Bitcoiners' impact...
I think one powerful way to improve African Bitcoiners' impact would be to introduce more localized educational content tailored to specific regions and languages across Africa. While the current materials are very helpful, many people still struggle to connect with the content due to language or cultural gaps. By creating region-specific versions of the beginner courses—translated into local languages and framed in familiar economic or social contexts—it would significantly increase understanding and adoption. For example, explaining Bitcoin through real-world scenarios that reflect local markets, inflation issues, or remittance use cases would make the lessons more relevant and practical. Collaborating with trusted community members or educators to co-create and distribute the content would also build trust. Making this more accessible—even through WhatsApp or community radio—would help reach people who aren’t online every day but are curious and ready to learn. I truly believe this will help African Bitcoiners grow and connect better with new users across the continent.
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| #28344 | Mar 6, 2025 | Course Content |
Creating videos of the course content making it easier for...
Creating videos of the course content making it easier for visual impaired people to understand.
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| #28335 | Mar 6, 2025 | User Experience |
The website has a lot of valuable content—such as the...
The website has a lot of valuable content—such as the "Free Bitcoin for Beginners" course, meetup listings, and resources for earning and spending Bitcoin—but the navigation could be more intuitive, especially for newcomers who may not be familiar with Bitcoin terminology or the site's offerings. For example:
Current State: The homepage provides a broad overview with sections like "Freedom in Africa," "Earn Bitcoin," and "Bitcoin Meetups," but it’s not immediately clear how these connect or where a complete beginner should start. The menu includes options like "About Us," "Ecosystem," and "Blog," but they feel somewhat disconnected for someone new to the space.
Improvement Idea: Add a prominent "Getting Started" section or button on the homepage that guides users step-by-step—e.g., "1. Learn Bitcoin Basics," "2. Earn Your First Sats," "3. Join a Community." This could link directly to the free course, earning opportunities, and meetup pages in a structured flow. A simple, visually appealing infographic or flowchart could also help users see the journey from novice to active Bitcoiner.
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| #28333 | Mar 6, 2025 | User Experience |
1. Duplicate Navigation Menus: The page displays two identical navigation...
1. Duplicate Navigation Menus: The page displays two identical navigation menus at the top, which can be confusing for users and affects the site's professionalism.
2. Incomplete Content: The section titled "Claim Your Reward" ends abruptly with "we’ll contact you via email. Y," indicating missing or incomplete information.
3. Broken Image Links: Several images on the page are not displaying correctly, which may be due to incorrect file paths or missing image files.
4. Inconsistent Search Bar Design: Two search bars are present with differing placeholder texts ("Search 13368" and "Search 76120"), which could confuse users.
5. Unlinked 'Get Started' Button: The "Get Started" button lacks a hyperlink, preventing users from proceeding with the feedback process.
6. Unlinked 'Track it Here' Text: The "Track it Here" text is not linked to any page, hindering users from tracking their feedback submissions.
Addressing these issues would enhance the user experience and the overall functionality of the page.
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| #28330 | Mar 6, 2025 | User Experience |
The infographics should be upgraded to support all being taught...
The infographics should be upgraded to support all being taught at all times as graphics help retain understanding by turning theories into visually appealing structures.
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| #25733 | Nov 7, 2024 | User Experience |
1. Expanded Language Support African Bitcoiners already provide some resources...
1. Expanded Language Support
African Bitcoiners already provide some resources in multiple African languages, but broadening this support could help them reach a much larger audience. Africa is home to over 2,000 languages, and in many regions, people are more comfortable with native languages than colonial ones like English or French. By prioritizing localization into widely spoken regional languages (such as Swahili, Yoruba, Zulu, and Amharic), they could help users learn about Bitcoin in a more familiar linguistic context. This could involve:
• Translating Educational Material: Ensuring that courses, guides, and FAQs are available in multiple languages.
• Video and Audio Content in Local Languages: Since literacy can vary, providing video and audio resources in local languages could improve accessibility for those who are not comfortable with text-based materials .
2. Offline and Low-Bandwidth Options
Internet access in Africa is often limited, especially in rural areas, where high-speed internet can be unreliable or expensive. To address this:
• Printable Guides: African Bitcoiners could offer downloadable, printable guides that can be distributed as handouts in communities with limited internet.
• Lightweight Mobile App or SMS Support: Developing a lightweight mobile app or SMS-based service could allow users to access essential information and even interact with the platform without needing high-speed internet. For instance, they could offer SMS alerts for price updates or basic educational content.
• Partnering with Community Centers: They could work with local community centers, schools, or libraries to set up Bitcoin education hubs where people can access materials and get assistance in person.
3. Local Ambassadors and Community Workshops
Engaging trusted local representatives can make Bitcoin education feel more approachable and relevant. African Bitcoiners could consider:
• Training Local Ambassadors: Recruiting and training local Bitcoin enthusiasts as “Bitcoin Ambassadors” to host workshops, answer questions, and provide ongoing support. This peer-based education model has been effective in other tech and finance initiatives across Africa.
• Workshops and Meetups: Organizing in-person workshops or meetups in different regions could provide hands-on learning opportunities. Topics could include practical Bitcoin usage, wallet setup, and security practices tailored to local needs. These workshops would allow people to ask questions, overcome barriers in real-time, and feel more confident about using Bitcoin.
4. Content for Diverse Literacy Levels
Not all users may be familiar with financial or technical terms, so using plain language and visuals can make complex topics more understandable. African Bitcoiners could:
• Simplify Language and Avoid Jargon: Crafting educational materials with simple language and minimizing financial or crypto jargon would make the content more approachable.
• Use Visual Aids: Diagrams, infographics, and videos explaining Bitcoin concepts visually can make learning easier for those who may struggle with text-heavy resources.
5. Feedback Loops for Continuous Improvement
African Bitcoiners could implement regular feedback mechanisms to understand the evolving needs of their audience. This could include:
• Surveys in Multiple Languages: Running regular surveys in local languages to gauge user comprehension and satisfaction with the educational resources.
• Community Input for Localization Needs: Asking the community to highlight specific cultural or regional nuances that could affect their understanding or use of Bitcoin, allowing the organization to tailor its resources even more effectively.
By implementing these strategies, African Bitcoiners could create a more inclusive and accessible platform that genuinely meets the needs of diverse African communities and drives wider adoption across the continent.
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| #26041 | Nov 20, 2024 | An Initiative/Idea |
Certain sections use technical jargon without sufficient explanation. Adding a...
Certain sections use technical jargon without sufficient explanation. Adding a glossary or explanatory videos for beginners could make the content more accessible.
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| #26360 | Dec 9, 2024 | Course Content |
The educational content could be more accessible by offering structured...
The educational content could be more accessible by offering structured courses for different skill levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced). For example, beginner modules could cover basic topics like "What is Bitcoin?" and "How does Bitcoin work?" with simple language and visuals. For intermediate and advanced learners, more in-depth content could explore security, blockchain technology, and real-world Bitcoin use cases. This approach would ensure that everyone, regardless of their background, can learn at their own pace and gain a deeper understanding of Bitcoin.
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| #24969 | Oct 15, 2024 | User Experience |
After going through the Bitcoin bot in telegram and learning...
After going through the Bitcoin bot in telegram and learning from Martin In Bitcoin School Kenya as a college student, I wanted to use my savings to buy small bits of sats to hold. I went and verified my binance app just to see that p2p sells at 1000 bob which I couldn't afford, I came to the idea, where can i get small amount of sats in Kenya, I was also mining some cash in Opera mimi pay which was around $0.1 per day. An idea struck me, can we collaborate with such wallets or Payless app and get small amounts of Sats? I know that we are early adopters and this idea will get to grow as time continues. Hope we implement this idea and make it a reality in Africa at large since Opera mini is only in Kenya and Nigeria.
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| #25756 | Nov 7, 2024 | User Experience |
Problem: Some African governments have banned or heavily restricted Bitcoin...
Problem: Some African governments have banned or heavily restricted Bitcoin trading, citing concerns over fraud, tax evasion, and capital flight. This hinders innovation and discourages institutional investments in the crypto space.
Solution:
Policy Dialogue: Encourage dialogues between governments, Bitcoin advocacy groups, and financial authorities to demystify Bitcoin and propose sensible regulations.
Education for Regulators: Organize workshops and seminars aimed at educating policymakers on the benefits of Bitcoin and its potential for economic growth.
Self-Regulation: Promote responsible self-regulation within Bitcoin communities, emphasizing security and consumer protection to build trust and reduce government concerns.
2. Issue: High Transaction Fees and Infrastructure Limitations
Problem: Bitcoin transaction fees can be prohibitively high, especially for small, everyday transactions. Additionally, inconsistent internet access and high data costs make it hard for people in remote areas to participate.
Solution:
Lightning Network: Encourage the use of the Lightning Network for microtransactions. This layer-2 solution enables fast, low-fee transactions on top of the Bitcoin blockchain.
Community-Based Infrastructure Solutions: Advocate for internet-sharing models or local mesh networks in remote areas, allowing shared data access at a lower cost.
Collaboration with Telecom Providers: Work with local telecom companies to provide data packages specifically for cryptocurrency apps, reducing data costs for Bitcoin users.
3. Issue: Low Levels of Financial and Bitcoin Literacy
Problem: Many people in Africa lack the financial literacy needed to understand Bitcoin, leading to vulnerability to scams and a misunderstanding of Bitcoin’s potential.
Solution:
Community-Led Education: Organize Bitcoin educational workshops led by local influencers or Bitcoin advocates. Community-based learning can make education more relatable and accessible.
Create Simple, Localized Content: Translate educational materials into local languages and simplify them to reach a broader audience.
Partnerships with Schools and Universities: Integrate Bitcoin and financial literacy programs into existing curriculums, preparing younger generations for participation in the digital economy.
4. Issue: Cybersecurity and Trust Concerns
Problem: Bitcoin exchanges, wallets, and platforms have been targets for scams, which undermines trust and security in the ecosystem.
Solution:
Encourage Multi-Signature Wallets and Cold Storage: Teach users to use multi-signature wallets and cold storage solutions to secure their funds.
Security Training Programs: Organize security-focused training programs and campaigns, guiding people on how to recognize and avoid scams, and securely manage their digital assets.
Reputable Exchanges: Promote exchanges with solid security records and push for transparent, verifiable protocols for all Bitcoin-related businesses.
5. Issue: Limited Access to Reliable Exchanges and On-Ramps
Problem: Many African countries have few options for purchasing and converting Bitcoin, and some exchanges are unreliable or have high fees.
Solution:
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Trading Platforms: Encourage the use of reputable P2P platforms where people can trade Bitcoin directly without intermediaries, reducing reliance on traditional exchanges.
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Platforms: Introduce decentralized finance solutions that allow users to exchange and access financial services without centralized intermediaries.
Local Exchange Development: Support local entrepreneurs in building African-owned exchanges that understand the region’s needs and can operate with lower fees.
6. Issue: Energy Constraints for Bitcoin Mining
Problem: Africa’s limited and often unreliable energy infrastructure makes Bitcoin mining difficult, missing out on an opportunity to utilize untapped energy sources.
Solution:
Focus on Renewable Energy Sources: Promote solar, wind, and hydropower-based mining setups, taking advantage of Africa’s abundant renewable resources.
Microgrids for Mining Communities: Develop microgrids that can serve mining operations and nearby communities, creating mutual benefits.
Partnerships with Energy Companies: Form partnerships with energy companies to explore mining as a way to monetize excess energy, such as natural gas that would otherwise be flared.
By addressing these challenges with practical, community-focused solutions, African Bitcoiners can foster a more sustainable, accessible, and secure Bitcoin ecosystem across the continent.
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| #24570 | Oct 6, 2024 | Course Delivery |
Bitcoin education be taken to higher education study centers in...
Bitcoin education be taken to higher education study centers in African countries. Only few people know about the bitcoin as a legal tender which holders control themselves by improving the values. The university students after graduation can be given only few satoshi to hold and grade on legit coinmarket to take a feel. Doing this will relaunch bitcoin to the world of Africa.
Also, government agencies should be introduced to bitcoin. Making government to export and import goods and services using bitcoin as means of funds. This will indeed bring relief to African countries currencies to regain their values. For example, if government is importing goods, they need foreign exchange which put pressure on their currency. But if bitcoin is used for such transaction, the will be a kind of relief and regained values.
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| #27140 | Jan 17, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
I feel like the Africa bitcoin programme for beginner course...
I feel like the Africa bitcoin programme for beginner course should engage the students through opening a community like a WhatsApp group for the students and lecturers to allow the students to motivate each other ,provide an open platform for students to ask questions freely and create debate regarding the bitcoin world and also even plan on activities they can do together as students
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| #27000 | Jan 11, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Partnering with universities across Africa could be a great way...
Partnering with universities across Africa could be a great way to educate the next generation on Bitcoin and blockchain technology. This could include integrating Bitcoin modules into academic curriculums or organizing seminars and hackathons on campus. For example, similar initiatives in Côte d’Ivoire have shown great results, sparking students’ interest in blockchain’s transformative potential. This would position African Bitcoiners as a leader in youth education on Bitcoin in Africa.
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| #25855 | Nov 11, 2024 | An Initiative/Idea |
I believe that enhancing the community engagement aspect of Bitcoin...
I believe that enhancing the community engagement aspect of Bitcoin Africa could significantly benefit both new and experienced users. One idea is to implement a mentorship program that pairs beginners with seasoned Bitcoin enthusiasts. This could be done through online forums or video calls, allowing for personalized guidance on Bitcoin trading, wallet management, and investment strategies. For instance, a monthly "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) session with experts could create a platform for learners to ask questions and share experiences, fostering a supportive learning environment. Additionally, incorporating gamified elements, such as achievement badges for participation, could incentivize users to engage more actively.
Another impactful initiative could be the creation of localized content and resources tailored to the diverse cultures and languages across Africa. By offering educational materials in various local languages, we can ensure that more individuals have access to vital information about Bitcoin. This could include translated articles, videos, and interactive workshops that address specific regional challenges and opportunities in the cryptocurrency space. For example, hosting community events in partnership with local organizations can promote Bitcoin literacy and encourage adoption. By focusing on inclusivity and accessibility, we can empower more Africans to participate in the Bitcoin ecosystem, ultimately driving growth in our initiative
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| #27833 | Feb 11, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
For better adoption and recruitment of people into the bitcoin...
For better adoption and recruitment of people into the bitcoin tech ecosystem, having a campus (chapter) university experience will be a major drive for this.
The university population in African Universities can be like thousands of students. Having a university club will drive more adoption and bring more people into the bitcoin ecosystem, ranging from developers, designers, content creators, traders and many more.
With over 270 universities in Nigeria and over 1270 university in Africa, having a university club will be a great experience in driving adoption and recruitment of more people into the bitcoin ecosystem.
To achieve this, having students sign up as Campus Ambassadors for each university, where they hold either monthly or quarterly meet-up in their universities and train their peers on bitcoin tech. This will also bring more people into Bitcoin open source development, and more developers in the bitcoin ecosystem available in Africa.
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| #26361 | Dec 9, 2024 | An Initiative or Idea |
I propose creating Bitcoin Educational Access Cards that could be...
I propose creating Bitcoin Educational Access Cards that could be distributed in African communities at a low cost. These cards would contain QR codes linking to educational content about Bitcoin and come with an initial Bitcoin incentive (e.g., 100 satoshis) after completing a basic learning module. Users could transact satoshis with each other, fostering real-world Bitcoin use. The cards could be distributed through schools or community organizations, making Bitcoin education accessible and promoting adoption through practical engagement.
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| #30176 | Jun 10, 2025 | Website Speed |
Hey 👋, The website has great content, but there’s a...
Hey 👋, The website has great content, but there’s a bit too much text on some pages. It might help to simplify the copy, break it into shorter sections, or use visuals to make it more engaging and easier to read.
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| #30101 | Jun 6, 2025 | Course Delivery |
Currently, it's difficult to tell how far I've progressed in...
Currently, it's difficult to tell how far I've progressed in a course or which modules I've already completed. This can be confusing, especially when returning to a course after some time. There's no visual indication or progress bar to help track my learning journey.
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| #29867 | May 27, 2025 | User Experience |
Best App ever it have been my best experience snd...
Best App ever it have been my best experience snd my pleasure to use this app
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| #29972 | Jun 1, 2025 | Course Content |
A start up program should be made to beginners and...
A start up program should be made to beginners and newbie In the space, overtime a new generation is setting in,the world is changing,crypto is key and our asset for the future,a course should be made with guidelines on how to ace through web3 as a whole
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| #29851 | May 25, 2025 | User Experience | I like this | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #30048 | Jun 4, 2025 | User Experience |
I recently used African Bitcoin for my cryptocurrency needs, and...
I recently used African Bitcoin for my cryptocurrency needs, and I'm excited to share my experience.
What I liked:
Easy to use: The platform is super user-friendly, making it easy for me to navigate and perform transactions.
Fast transactions: I was impressed with how quickly my transactions were processed.
Good customer support: The support team was responsive and helpful when I had questions.
What can be improved:
More payment options: I'd love to see more payment options available.
Lower fees: While the fees are competitive, I think they could be lower.
Overall experience:
I'm really happy with my experience using African Bitcoin. The platform is reliable, easy to use, and has good customer support. I'd definitely recommend it to others.
Rating:
4.5/5 stars
Keep up the great work, African Bitcoin.
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| #29718 | May 14, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
The mobile interface works well, but the navigation could be...
The mobile interface works well, but the navigation could be smoother. Two suggestions:*
1. **Quick-Access Bar:** Add a sticky bottom menu (like Instagram’s) for frequently used tabs (e.g., Home, Search, Wallet) to reduce thumb stretching.
2. **Swipe Gestures:** Allow swiping left/right between sections (e.g., Balance ↔ Activity) instead of tapping back/forth.
*Small tweaks like these would make one-handed use way easier!"*
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| #28746 | Mar 29, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
So far, so good. This is the best place to...
So far, so good. This is the best place to know more about Bitcoin, and I'm well impressed with everything here
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| #28852 | Apr 6, 2025 | Course Content | Average days to be great | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #29620 | May 7, 2025 | Course Content |
The "Introduction to Bitcoin" course has valuable content, but the...
The "Introduction to Bitcoin" course has valuable content, but the structure can be overwhelming for beginners. For example, the lesson "How Bitcoin Works" jumps straight into mining and nodes without first explaining what a blockchain is. This assumes a level of technical understanding that many new users may not have.
To improve this, consider restructuring the course by adding a "Foundations" module at the beginning. This module could introduce basic concepts like digital money, decentralization, and blockchain before diving into specifics like wallets and mining. Visual aids or simple analogies would also help. For instance, comparing a blockchain to a shared notebook or Google Doc could make the concept more relatable.
This change would make the course more accessible and improve comprehension for people with no technical background, especially in African communities where access to foundational tech education may be limited.
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| #29576 | May 6, 2025 | User Experience |
Try a lot of app and websites to earn sat...
Try a lot of app and websites to earn sat but it doesn’t encourage because to get is so add due to rules I suggest a easy way where you can Just read and earn
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| #29642 | May 8, 2025 | Course Content |
I have decided that there is only a request for...
I have decided that there is only a request for more sats.
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| #29619 | May 7, 2025 | User Experience | Good work | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #28511 | Mar 13, 2025 | Website Speed | testing | Under review | Processing | - |
| #28620 | Mar 19, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
On workshops people should be given practical evidence especially in...
On workshops people should be given practical evidence especially in Africa for example one should go with people to buy using Bitcoin and people can believe that for sure it works
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| #28551 | Mar 17, 2025 | Broken Link | Need sats | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #28331 | Mar 6, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea | Make it an app | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #28339 | Mar 6, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea | Make a Telegram App | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #28463 | Mar 11, 2025 | User Experience |
I really love the mission to bring Bitcoin freedom to...
I really love the mission to bring Bitcoin freedom to Africa—it’s super inspiring! But I did notice a couple of things that could make the user experience a bit smoother. For one, I saw that the "What we offer" section pops up twice with the same info, which felt a little confusing. It’s like getting the same lesson twice in a row but not super helpful! Maybe it’s a glitch or just extra padding, but it made it harder to quickly find what’s new or different.
I think streamlining that part into one clear list—maybe with some cool icons or separators for Education, Earning Opportunities, Saving Tools, Spending Solutions, and the African Bitcoin Ecosystem—would help a lot. Also, navigating the site felt a bit tricky, especially on my phone. Adding a sticky menu at the top (so I can jump to sections like Initiatives or Support without scrolling forever) and making sure that "Back to Top" button you’ve got is easy to spot would make it way more user-friendly. I know a lot of folks in Africa use mobile, so these little tweaks could make a big difference.
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| #28465 | Mar 11, 2025 | Course Content |
It is also important, in addition to raising funds from...
It is also important, in addition to raising funds from projects that accept satoshis and bitcoins as rewards, we must also have our own application means to pay satoshis to users according to the offers of our sponsors 🤝
As for the Course, I acquired the certificate at the beginning of the project, however, I want to be part of the current courses, free training and also a partnership to place my brand and sell the products in Brazil with my logo and pay royalties to you 🤝 Possible???
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| #28468 | Mar 11, 2025 | User Experience |
The Africa Bitcoiners platform is valuable, but improving user experience...
The Africa Bitcoiners platform is valuable, but improving user experience can enhance engagement. Simplifying onboarding with a step-by-step guide, optimizing mobile responsiveness, and streamlining navigation will make it more user-friendly. Ensuring consistent UI elements, better readability, and faster load speeds will improve accessibility. Additionally, integrating a visible feedback button or chatbot for quick support can enhance user interaction. These enhancements will create a smoother, more engaging experience for all users.
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| #28467 | Mar 11, 2025 | Course Delivery | Excellent, example in modalities... | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #28469 | Mar 11, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
Olá, equipe African Bitcoiners! Percebi que Angola ainda não tem...
Olá, equipe African Bitcoiners!
Percebi que Angola ainda não tem uma comunidade ativa focada em Bitcoin dentro da African Bitcoiners. Isso representa uma grande oportunidade para expandir a adoção da criptomoeda no meu país. Minha sugestão é criar a Comunidade Bitcoin Angola, que teria os seguintes benefícios:
1. Educação e capacitação (criar conteúdos e eventos locais para ensinar o uso do Bitcoin, segurança e investimentos).
2. Networking e suporte (um espaço para conectar empreendedores e usuários que queiram integrar o Bitcoin em seus negócios e transações).
3. Adaptação à realidade angolana (disponibilizar informações práticas sobre como comprar, vender e usar Bitcoin de forma segura no contexto do país).
4. Parcerias estratégicas (trabalhar com comércios locais que começariam a aceitar Bitcoin e incentivar a sua adoção).
5. Fóruns e discussões (criar um canal no Telegram, WhatsApp ou plataforma integrada ao site da African Bitcoiners para facilitar a comunicação entre os membros).
Acredito que essa iniciativa ajudará a fortalecer a adoção do Bitcoin em África e estou disposta a colaborar no desenvolvimento dessa comunidade. O que acham?
Atenciosamente,
Juliana.
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| #28476 | Mar 12, 2025 | User Experience | Please make tutorials on how to use bitcoin mobile apps | Implemented | Paid | Mar 13, 2025 |
| #28470 | Mar 11, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
I think integrating a mobile app for African Bitcoiners would...
I think integrating a mobile app for African Bitcoiners would greatly enhance the community experience. It would provide easier access to resources, facilitate community engagement, and enable users to stay updated on the latest developments, even on-the-go.
This mobile app could include features such as:
- Push notifications for updates and announcements
- A community forum for discussion and networking
- Access to educational resources and tutorials
- A directory of African Bitcoiners for networking
Overall, a mobile app would be a valuable addition to the African Bitcoiners community, and I believe it would have a significant positive impact.
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| #28462 | Mar 11, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
It might help people understand that you can buy a...
It might help people understand that you can buy a fraction of a bitcoin, if they can see their own fiat currency vs a few satoshis:
https://citrusrate.com/currency-converter
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| #28466 | Mar 11, 2025 | Copy Error | Link error | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #28473 | Mar 12, 2025 | User Experience |
The content is engaging and relevant, focusing on Bitcoin education...
The content is engaging and relevant, focusing on Bitcoin education and services tailored for African users.
Some sections, such as testimonials and service descriptions, are compelling but could use additional depth or updates with recent statistics or success stories.
Proposed Updates:
1. Add case studies or real-life success stories showcasing how Bitcoin has impacted African communities.
2. Include recent statistics about Bitcoin adoption in Africa to strengthen credibility.
3. Expand the FAQ section to address common questions for beginners in Bitcoin.
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| #28471 | Mar 11, 2025 | User Experience |
The user experience is perfect! It is smooth, informative, and...
The user experience is perfect! It is smooth, informative, and well-structured. Please maintain this consistency to keep delivering excellent service.
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| #28464 | Mar 11, 2025 | User Experience |
Offering conferences, events, or meet ups where different guest speakers...
Offering conferences, events, or meet ups where different guest speakers can come and share ideas; food/beverages severed. As a community stranger or not we love food and most relationships are built through experiences this way. Ex. Golf tournament in El Salvador , Bitcoin Conference , (A 2-3 day soccer tournament would be eventful ) Day 1 : guest speakers (talk about fundamentals) / choose teams Day 2 : talk about functionality / teams compete Day 3: trivia with bitcoin offer sats / team gets trophy
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| #27304 | Jan 23, 2025 | User Experience |
Quick fix: Update the Home page so that the first...
Quick fix: Update the Home page so that the first Call to Action buttons, ‘Support Our Mission’ and ‘Learn More,’ open in the same browser tab to ensure users remain on the website while navigating, now they both open up in a new browser window.
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| #27276 | Jan 22, 2025 | Website Speed |
To make your website faster, consider these tips: 1. Properly...
To make your website faster, consider these tips:
1. Properly Size Images: Reduce image sizes to around 100 KB for better performance.
2. Use Next-Gen Formats: Convert images to modern formats like .webp for faster loading.
For example:
• The image African-Bitcoiners_Bringing-Freedom-to-Africa-Through-Bitcoin-2048x1223 on the homepage is 288 KB.
• The image African-Bitcoiners_Support-us-Grid-min.png is 780 KB.
These could be optimized using a plugin or manual compression. Optimizing these will improve your site’s speed and user experience.
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| #28107 | Feb 24, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
I feel like this website should do their promotions on...
I feel like this website should do their promotions on other apps like the other apps does, if ask my opinion it was very hard this good in the internet and there are many other people like that would like to earn free bitcoins but haven't found out about your website so i think you should do promotions and stuff on social media so more people got to know about your app and they would start earning on it. Overall i love this app and it's features. Keep the good work up!!!
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| #28088 | Feb 23, 2025 | User Experience |
This are good but not for much longer time so...
This are good but not for much longer time so be aware and away
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| #28071 | Feb 21, 2025 | User Experience |
The header or navigation pane of this site has a...
The header or navigation pane of this site has a padding with a high value for the top and bottom due to the size of the image. My suggestion is that the image should be reduced to reduce the passing value for the header. Secondly, for the mobile responsiveness, when the menu bar is clicked to display the menu on a smaller device, there should be a transition of about 0.3seconds or thereabout to enable the animating effect of the menu.
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| #28065 | Feb 21, 2025 | User Experience |
U should put Ads on the website so if they...
U should put Ads on the website so if they Watch an ad u can give away crypto like a faucet
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| #28041 | Feb 20, 2025 | Copy Error |
Suggestion: A clipboard manager allows you to store and organize...
Suggestion: A clipboard manager allows you to store and organize multiple copied items. These apps can help prevent issues where you lose content after copying it.
Android: Apps like Clipper, Clipboard Manager, or Native Clipboard can help you manage clipboard history.
iOS: Apps like Paste or Copied can assist in organizing copied content.
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| #27123 | Jan 16, 2025 | Broken Link |
www.huntingsats.com does not work, regardless of what I do. I...
www.huntingsats.com does not work, regardless of what I do. I am guessing that the site got removed, and if that's the case, please remove the hunting sats option from https://bitcoiners.africa/earn-section/places-to-earn-sats/ .
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| #25751 | Nov 7, 2024 | User Experience |
This is a promising suggestion that could significantly enhance the...
This is a promising suggestion that could significantly enhance the mobile app's user experience. A bottom navigation bar offers several advantages:
Accessibility: It's easily reachable with the thumb, reducing user effort.
Efficiency: Quick access to primary features can speed up user tasks.
Consistency: It aligns with common mobile UI patterns, making the app intuitive.
However, a few considerations should be taken into account:
Feature Prioritization: Carefully select the most essential features for the bottom bar. Too many options can clutter the interface.
Screen Real Estate: Ensure that the bottom bar doesn't take up too much valuable screen space.
Visual Design: The icons should be clear, recognizable, and consistent with the overall app's visual style.
User Testing: Conduct usability tests to validate the effectiveness of the bottom navigation bar and identify any potential issues.
By addressing these points, we can optimize the mobile navigation experience and improve user satisfaction.
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| #27969 | Feb 18, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
## African Bitcoiners: Charting a New Financial Frontier **Challenges:** *...
## African Bitcoiners: Charting a New Financial Frontier
**Challenges:**
* **Limited Financial Access:** A significant portion of the African population remains unbanked, excluded from traditional financial services. This restricts their ability to save, invest, and participate fully in the economy.
* **Currency Volatility:** Many African currencies experience frequent and substantial devaluation, eroding the value of savings and making financial planning difficult.
* **High Remittance Costs:** Sending money across borders within Africa or from abroad is often expensive and time-consuming, hindering crucial financial support for families and communities.
* **Infrastructure Limitations:** Internet and electricity access can be unreliable in some regions, posing challenges for digital financial solutions.
* **Regulatory Uncertainty:** The regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies in Africa is still evolving, creating uncertainty for businesses and users.
**Bitcoin's Potential:**
* **Financial Inclusion:** Bitcoin offers a decentralized, permissionless alternative to traditional banking, enabling anyone with internet access to participate in the global financial system.
* **Store of Value:** Bitcoin's limited supply and decentralized nature can provide a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation, preserving the value of savings.
* **Cheap and Fast Remittances:** Bitcoin transactions can be significantly faster and less expensive than traditional remittance methods, facilitating cross-border payments.
* **Empowerment and Control:** Bitcoin gives individuals greater control over their finances, reducing reliance on intermediaries and traditional institutions.
* **Innovation and Entrepreneurship:** The open-source nature of Bitcoin fosters innovation and entrepreneurship, leading to the development of new financial products and services.
**African Bitcoiners' Innovations:**
* **Lightning Network Adoption:** African developers and communities are embracing the Lightning Network, a layer-2 scaling solution that enables fast and low-cost Bitcoin transactions, making it practical for everyday use.
* **Offline Bitcoin Solutions:** Recognizing the challenges of internet access, African innovators are developing offline Bitcoin wallets and transaction methods, enabling Bitcoin use even in remote areas.
* **Bitcoin Education and Community Building:** Grassroots initiatives are providing Bitcoin education and training to communities across Africa, empowering individuals to understand and utilize this technology.
* **Mobile-First Solutions:** African Bitcoin projects often prioritize mobile-first solutions, leveraging the high mobile phone penetration rates to reach a wider audience.
* **Integration with Local Economies:** African Bitcoiners are working to integrate Bitcoin into local economies, enabling businesses to accept Bitcoin payments and facilitating the use of Bitcoin for everyday transactions.
**Examples:**
* **Bitcoin Ekasi (South Africa):** This initiative focuses on empowering communities in South Africa through Bitcoin education, adoption, and entrepreneurship.
* **BitHub Africa:** A pan-African hub supporting Bitcoin development, innovation, and entrepreneurship across the continent.
* **Nigerian Bitcoiners:** Despite regulatory challenges, Nigerian Bitcoiners are actively engaged in peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading and utilizing Bitcoin for remittances and cross-border transactions.
* **Building Blocks (Ghana):** This project uses Bitcoin to facilitate cross-border trade and remittances for small businesses in Ghana.
* **Gridless (Kenya):** This company leverages Bitcoin mining to provide off-grid electricity to rural communities in Kenya.
**Conclusion:**
African Bitcoiners are at the forefront of a financial revolution, demonstrating remarkable ingenuity and resilience in leveraging Bitcoin to address critical challenges and build a more inclusive, accessible, and resilient financial ecosystem. They are not just adopting Bitcoin; they are shaping its future, pioneering innovative solutions that have the potential to transform lives and economies across the continent and beyond. Their focus on education, accessibility, and real-world applications highlights the transformative power of decentralized technologies in empowering individuals and communities.
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| #27931 | Feb 16, 2025 | Website Speed |
Well the speed of the website is very good and...
Well the speed of the website is very good and i recommend everyone to use it, it sometimes have some lag but i think that's because of my internet speed but overall the speed of the website is very fast and very safe to use it.
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| #27434 | Jan 28, 2025 | Website Speed | mustafmandella@speed.app | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #27432 | Jan 28, 2025 | User Experience | I want money please give me | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #27262 | Jan 21, 2025 | Website Speed | I have speed wallet | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #26109 | Nov 27, 2024 | User Experience |
The search bar does not really assist me in finding...
The search bar does not really assist me in finding what I want. If we can make an improvement there it would greatly benefit the website. I also think you should maybe add a new user help function for those people who are trying to figure out if they really are interested in bitcoin.
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| Implemented | Paid | Mar 4, 2025 |
| #26821 | Jan 4, 2025 | An Initiative or Idea |
I am an entrepreneur specialized in glass recycling. It's an...
I am an entrepreneur specialized in glass recycling. It's an initiative based on nature conservation and campaign to contribute towards climate change. It's a form of creating employment opportunities for the glass entrepreneurs. We strictly use Bitcoin in our transactions.
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| #24476 | Oct 3, 2024 | User Experience |
Incorporating community stories into the Bitcoiners Africa website can significantly...
Incorporating community stories into the Bitcoiners Africa website can significantly enhance engagement and provide relatable content that resonates with the audience.
Some strategies to effectively integrate community stories:
1. Story Collection Framework:
A. Submission Platform: Create an easy-to-use online form for community members to submit stories in different formats, such as written text, audio, or video.
B. Story Submission Template:** Provide a structured template with prompts to help storytellers reflect on their experiences with Bitcoin, including challenges, lessons, and its impact on their lives.
2. Diverse Storytelling Methods:
Encouraging the sharing of stories through various formats—such as articles, podcasts, and videos—can engage diverse audiences. Additionally, featuring relatable content that highlights everyday experiences helps foster a sense of belonging and connection within the community.
3. Highlight Impactful Stories
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| #24463 | Oct 3, 2024 | Course Content |
At African Bitcoiners I understand you push to the limits...
At African Bitcoiners I understand you push to the limits and help more Africans get in the bitcoin sail.
Mass adoption isn't easy but to stay relevant you have to incorporate other products and services to keep the people engaged. Having features like being to convert my sats to local currency and vice versa that would truly help in Orange Pilling the rest of the people
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| Implemented | Paid | Mar 4, 2025 |
| #24318 | Sep 26, 2024 | Course Content |
Well, I liked the Bitcoiners course, I learned a lot....
Well, I liked the Bitcoiners course, I learned a lot. However, the course content generally focuses on understanding the Bitcoin base layer. It has caught my attention because as Bitcoin adoption continues, we shall see many Africans using layers that sit on top of the base layer. Additionally, it is difficult to find tutorials on building on layers 2,3, things like how to implement multi-sig, routing, and everything that was not included in the main course. I think teaching Africans how to build on top of Bitcoin should be the next step in seeing that more startups are created and improving the overall image of Bitcoin in Africa.
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| #27137 | Jan 17, 2025 | Website Speed | I dont know | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #26373 | Dec 9, 2024 | User Experience |
It's always a must and ideal to get the feedbacks...
It's always a must and ideal to get the feedbacks of a customer and try to improve or better keep so I appreciate for the chance. The user experience of this specific site - African bitcoiners has been so far great and the site and also the design is well oriented with each African country and the people who use them. In my specific case I am almost using it for a while now so the exceperiance has been amazing.
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| #26500 | Dec 16, 2024 | User Experience | no improvements need to be made great website | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #26314 | Dec 7, 2024 | Course Content | 👍 | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #26301 | Dec 6, 2024 | Course Delivery |
Good 👍 earnings in your Web site 💰💰💰 this app...
Good 👍 earnings in your Web site 💰💰💰 this app is brilliant and Naga moto Satoshi free sats bitcoin
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| #25997 | Nov 18, 2024 | User Experience |
This site is a very good site, it gives good...
This site is a very good site, it gives good informations about legit site and they are helpful but try to gives more details, thank you for this good site
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| #25995 | Nov 18, 2024 | User Experience | How can I | Not accepted | Not paid | - |
| #25601 | Nov 1, 2024 | User Experience | Loved your website, clean and easy to use! | Implemented | Paid | Mar 4, 2025 |
