"Most Africans do not have the privilege of structured Bitcoin education. They don’t have the time, internet, resources, or even the curiosity to sit through hours of technical training. They want to understand how Bitcoin helps them *today* in their businesses, in their families, in their survival. That’s where circular economies become powerful. They bring Bitcoin education directly to people, in their language, in their environment, and at their level of understanding."
Yes, indeed. That perfectly summarizes why, when done right, circular economies are important.
And yes, the only way to really verify this is to visit these projects, on the ground.
Thank you @marcelorraine
Gold wasn’t born stable - it became stable after centuries of monetization.
Bitcoin is going through the same monetization curve:
from collectible - store of value - medium of exchange - unit of account.
Volatility isn’t a flaw; it’s a feature of price discovery in a finite asset meeting global demand.
Once BTC stabilizes, it might be too late to expect stellar returns. Studying the historical patterns and moving in early is the key.
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My 2026 Plan!!!
Answering this exam from @planb_network
Looking at the recent outcome from 19 participants, I know it'll be hell.
But Imma do it anyway,
This challenge will force me to focus and learn hard.
Who'd like to join me?
@bitcoinofficesv Lovely, we want to start reaching out to the younger students. The earlier they learn what money is, the better we improve the possibility of a bright future.