I don’t just want to help raise funds for the victims, I also want to prove that in urgent disaster situations, Bitcoin can deliver aid faster than the government. And I’m glad to be a Bitcoiner. It’s already been proven.

The Strait of Hormuz ❌ The Strait of Bitcoin ✅

Having assets is important, but having peace of mind is far more important. #Bitcoin

Sanger dingin. Kopi + Susu + Es lalu dikocok hingga menyatu dalam shaker. Minuman yang bikin adem di tengah cuaca yang membara.

Uang bahasa Acehnya pèng. Pengsats artinya uang sats. Begitulah arti nama samaran saya. 😁👌

GM.

Mission complete. View quoted note →

Full Statistics of Fundraising & Distribution via Bitcoin for Flood & Landslide Victims in Aceh, Indonesia 🇮🇩 Fundraising & distribution period: December 20, 2025 – April 6, 2026 1 Province, 6 Regencies, and 10 Villages --- 💰 Remaining Donations After Closing the Bitcoin Fundraiser 45 sats Remaining fiat (cash): IDR -3,504 (~ -$0.22 USD) --- 📊 Total Funds Collected Total fiat collected and distributed: IDR 69,083,616 (~$4,400 USD) Total sats collected (via Nostr & Geyser): 4,784,881 sats --- 📍 Villages Supported Phase 1 — Pidie Jaya Teupin Pukat Village Phase 2 — Aceh Tamiang Matang Tepah Village Phase 3 — Bener Meriah Rembele Village Phase 4 — Bener Meriah & Aceh Tengah Uning Mas Village Kelitu Sintep Village Phase 5 — North Aceh Riseh Teungoh Village Riseh Baroh Village Gunci Village Phase 6 — Bireuen Kubu Village Pante Lhong Village --- 🤝 Direct Assistance to Individuals Cash assistance: Nanda Fauziah (Tupah Village, Aceh Tamiang Regency) Cash, food, and baby supplies: Juliana (Meunasah Trieng Village, North Aceh Regency) --- 🙏 Acknowledgment My deepest gratitude to all Bitcoiners who contributed their Sats to support recovery efforts after the severe floods and landslides in Aceh. Without your trust and donations, this would not have been possible. I would also like to thank my friends who supported and accompanied me throughout the distribution process. Without you, reaching many of these areas would have been difficult. This post marks the conclusion of the entire Bitcoin fundraising effort for Aceh through Nostr and Geyser. Thank you, everyone. 🙏 Bitcoin for Humanity.

Gayo Arabica coffee, brewed in the traditional village coffee shop style in Aceh. Hot drinks are always served with a small saucer underneath. Iconic. 😅 #coffeechain #coffee #arabica

Eid Mubarak 🌙 🙏

Ramadan Kareem 🌙

Saya diajak menyalurkan bantuan beras dari Yayasan Satu Nama Yogyakarta untuk korban banjir di desa Bungkaih dan Paloh Raya, Kabupaten Aceh Utara, Indonesia. Sedangkan donasi dari Bitcoiners sudah 97% sudah saya salurkan, saya masih menunggu donasi lagi jika ada, agar dapat menyalurkan lagi dengan bantuan yg agak banyak.

What remains after the flood disaster struck North Aceh.

HODL. 💪

The condition of one of dozens of houses that suffered the same fate after floods struck Aceh and Sumatra in late November 2025. ‘We want to rebuild our village to be better than it was before the disaster,’ said Murizal, the village head. Pante Lhong, Thursday, February 5, 2026.” View quoted note →

This is the first time I’ve run out of fiat when Bitcoin crashed. 😅

If the funds are sufficient again, I will distribute aid directly to the affected victims. Endless thanks to the Plebs. 🙏🧡 View quoted note →

What is Bitcoin? Only one disaster survivor was curious enough to ask about Bitcoin during my journey distributing aid across five areas affected by floods and landslides in Aceh. Time was limited, which was a real constraint. We all know that understanding Bitcoin is a long journey that can take years. In Sawang, North Aceh, there was a survivor named Taufiq. He was very enthusiastic about hearing my explanation of Bitcoin. I talked about the history of money, the cruelty of inflation, and how Bitcoin can be a solution. I repeatedly emphasized that Bitcoin is not a tool for getting rich, but a tool for preserving wealth. No matter how much wealth someone has, what matters is that no one can steal it or debase the value of the hard-earned results of their labor. I am truly grateful to be able to distribute donation aid from Bitcoiners. The survivors—aside from Taufiq—were also surprised when I told them that the aid I brought came from donations from all over the world. “The President of Indonesia, Prabowo, may be able to stop foreign aid for disaster victims,” I said, “but no one can stop Bitcoin.”