Bitcoin changing lives means the future is Bitcoin. It’s amazing how shops in Livingstone want to and are accepting Bitcoin as a payment method.🥳🥳#Livingstone, #Zambia 🇿🇲

A local car wash now accepts Bitcoin payments. Exciting times to be alive! 🥳

5th Cohort of @My First Bitcoin kicks off Bitcoin education is spreading like wildfire down here!

A local barber in Dambwa North Market now accepts Bitcoin as payment. Bitcoin is a medium of exchange.

A local town restaurant now accepts Bitcoin. A win for the people’s money.

Nothing stops this train 🚆

Bitcoin is a medium of exchange.

A local Salon and Barber now accepts Bitcoin for payment. Bitcoin a medium of exchange.

New bitcoiners in town 🥳 Our 4th cohort of @My First Bitcoin just concluded. Bitcoin education is spreading like wildfire. The signal is high! Time to take our freedom back!

Pay for your boat cruise on the Zambezi river in bitcoin. “The Royal Zambezi Cruise” Bitcoin is a medium of exchange.

Bitcoin is a bottom-up technology. Our focus is on grassroots. One shop at a time.

Bitcoin is beautiful. Our Bitcoin circular economy is coming up well. The people’s money.

The signal is high in Zambia 🇿🇲 Phenomenal meetup.

People are slowly learning, and humanity is slowly winning. There is no going back! #BitcoinClass 3rd class of the 4th cohort of @My First Bitcoin

4th cohort of “My First Bitcoin” course kicks off in this remote part of the World (Livingstone, Zambia) Bitcoin education is spreading like wildfire. Humanity and freedom is winning!

Bitcoin meets Mukuni Village! Last week Saturday we had an unforgettable day with warm, curious locals of Mukuni Village eager to explore Bitcoin and how it can benefit their businesses and community. The hunger to learn is REAL! Used Machankura for seamless transactions (Bitcoin without internet) we even bought some handcrafted souvenirs with sats, real adoption in real time. Challenges? Lack of smartphones and internet. But the potential? Limitless. BITCOIN IS FOR EVERYONE!

One of our community member buying a curio using bitcoin without internet “Manchakura” in Zambia’s Mukuni Village. Bitcoin is for everyone 💪

Who is a Bitcoin Maximalist? By Kemal Yaşar at Adopting Bitcoin Conference in Capetown.

We had our first Bitcoin meetup of the year, filled with great energy and enthusiasm. We are bullish on humanity and the future! 🚀

There’s something about Bitcoin that changes people. Maybe it’s the humility of having your worldview flipped upside down. Maybe it’s the kind of person it attracts—truth seekers, curious minds, those willing to challenge the status quo. Or maybe it’s something deeper. What happens to people when they base their value on something that isn’t rooted in theft? When money operates on fair rules, and value can’t be stolen through inflation, does the world become better? Absolutely. But do people themselves become better? I’m starting to think yes. Bitcoin forces you to think long-term. It makes you reevaluate what matters. It aligns incentives in a way that’s fair, honest, and transparent. And when people live by those principles, it changes them—for the better. Maybe Bitcoin affects those of us going deep down the rabbit hole the most right now. We’ve had to learn about it deeply, often on our own, as the only Bitcoiner in our circle. And that has changed us. But what happens when 8 billion people live under a fair system? When everyone interacts with Bitcoin, there’s a multiplying effect. A world where every individual operates under rules that are fair and honest. It’s hard to imagine that not making the world, and the people in it, better. Bitcoin is already doing that—one person at a time.