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🟠 #Bitcoin for MEA (Middle East & Africa) 🔘 Founder, NeoWealth 🔘 MEA Nation State Advisor @JAN3 🔘 Faculty Professor at the World's 1st Bitcoin Masters Program 🔘 Co-founded 1st Arabic Nostr Relay (nostrarabia.com) 👾 Sooly.bio | sooly.npub.pro 🎖️ Suspended for 3yrs on X (@sooly_kobayashi) 🌍 Building open-source sovereignty tools for wealth, privacy & independence.
It is mind-blowing how X keeps recycling the same US-centric Bitcoin narratives while ignoring where the real blueprint is being built. Across the Global South, broken currencies, weak banking rails, and costly borders are turning Bitcoin from theory into infrastructure. The West dominates the conversation. The South is building the use case.
$15 million for open-source security work is welcome. The word “consortium” is where scrutiny begins. Bitcoin does not need institutional permission. Its developers deserve institutional funding. Nine major firms have pledged $15 million over three years to support Bitcoin developers and security research. Each firm will choose where its money goes, while the new consortium says it will neither direct Bitcoin’s development nor support specific protocol changes. Good. Now publish the receipts. Because funding does more than pay salaries. It determines which problems receive attention, which researchers gain runway and which solutions acquire institutional legitimacy. That is influence, even without formal authority. Bitcoin’s rules remain with the network. The research agenda must not quietly migrate toward the institutions financing it. Disclose every commitment, recipient, conflict and result. Fund competing approaches. Separate new capital from existing promises. Institutions may finance Bitcoin’s defence. They do not inherit a vote. @Michael Saylor @Blockstream image