Mentally exhausted

We’ve normalized idolizing “role models” to the point where we excuse their flaws, ignore their harm, and never hold them accountable no matter how badly they treat others. It’s time to normalize speaking up and holding them accountable.

Geographical priviledge is real🥲

Love is the answer Love is the essence of life

Goddammit!

Love lives here🧡⚡️💚 Seamless East Africa filled my cup. Helping more Kenyans discover Bitcoin and freedom, there’s nothing more fulfilling✨

The whole point of building something new is doing it your way.

Whenever I hear people talk about Bitcoin as freedom money, I always come back to this question, are you spending it? Because to me, that’s what freedom really looks like. Being able to transact outside fiat systems, on your own terms. If you’re still relying on broken fiat for your daily transactions, are you really free? Probably not. Fiat ties you to currency controls, inflation, and corrupt banking systems, all the things Bitcoin was designed to free us from. That’s why spending bitcoin matters because it’s about using a tool that gives you full control over your money. And with tools like @Tando.me there’s no excuse not to use bitcoin for everyday payments right here in #Kenya🇰🇪 When you actually spend bitcoin, you prove it works. You show that it’s not some unreachable, magic internet money. It’s functional. It moves. It serves real needs. That everyday usage is what transforms Bitcoin from just a foreign concept into something living and credible. And when people see bitcoin being used, it clicks. The fear and confusion start to fade. It’s no longer abstract. They begin to understand it, not through theory, but through experience. That’s how trust grows. That’s how adoption spreads. And as more people start spending bitcoin, something powerful happens, merchants begin to accept it. That’s the start of a real circular economy. One where you can earn in bitcoin, save in bitcoin, and spend in bitcoin, without ever needing to touch fiat. But it doesn’t stop there. Real usage leads to more diverse users, more use cases, and more regions coming on board. That kind of growth doesn’t just spread bitcoin, it strengthens it. It decentralizes the network socially and economically, not just technically. And that matters, because a Bitcoin network that’s actively used by millions of people across cultures and borders becomes incredibly hard to stop. It becomes too useful to ignore. Too embedded in everyday life to shut down. Just like the internet. So every time you spend bitcoin, you’re doing more than just making a payment. You’re helping bring it to life. You’re shifting it from being a quiet, passive asset to a living, breathing network of real value exchange. And that kind of activity is what drives growth. It drives security. It drives real freedom. That’s what makes spending bitcoin so important and that’s what @Tando.me is here for. Because when you spend your bitcoin through Tando, you’re not just using an app, you’re participating in the future of money. And if you’re not spending your bitcoin yet, I hope this gives you a little nudge in that direction. Download Tando & use it today to experience true freedom >>

Tando

Spend bitcoin anywhere in Kenya!

Spend bitcoin anywhere M-Pesa is accepted to: buy goods, pay bills, send money

The dera party yesterday unlocked a new obsession, I’m officially hooked on Bongo and Taarab music, this is all I’m listening to for the next week. Swahili is such a beautiful language! Ughh! (Should have typed this in Swahili)

Kidudu mtu

Dera Party loading 🎉

No debate. It’s @Tando.me for us , all day, every day⚡💚 2 days of solid orange-pilling done. Working on a short write-up, will share soon🤞

Back in my village. So serene. Love it here✨🍃

How do people with bad intentions keep winning? Or why does it seem like evil wins while good struggles?🤔

Fuck yeah⚡️🔥 @Tando.me

The ability to separate the art from the artist: a quiet, necessary skill.

Africa Bitcoin Day was a blast🧡!! Always a pleasure to talk Bitcoin and @Tando.me We had a meaningful conversation on Bitcoin’s infrastructure in Africa and for me, the core of that discussion always circles back to localizing Bitcoin products. I believe this is key: making Bitcoin feel like a natural extension of tools people already know and trust. In Kenya, that means things like M-Pesa and Saccos. When Bitcoin is designed to fit within those familiar frameworks, it stops feeling foreign or overly complex and instead becomes just another, better way to save and spend money. Because at the end of the day, people need to see bitcoin for what it truly is: money. In fact, better money. And to use it that way, they need tools that are simple & intuitive, just like the tools they already use every day. No one needs to understand every detail under the hood. We don’t ask that of cars or smartphones, and Bitcoin should be no different. As builders, that’s our job: to simplify the experience. To compress the technical layers and present Bitcoin in a way that’s straightforward, relatable, and usable, so it can actually serve the people it’s meant to empower.

Just two glasses of OJ🍊… or is it liquid bitcoin?🤭… Weekend’s here, you know what that means. Time to free your bitcoin with @Tando.me 💚🇰🇪😉