Festival season’s not over yet! 💥
We’re giving YOU the chance to win tickets to Bitfest UK 2025 – the ultimate grassroots Bitcoin festival lighting up Manchester this November.
Expect three days of talks, films, art, music, memes… and Nostrshire, the free-speech tech zone everyone’s buzzing about. 🎶⚡
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🎙️ Winner announced LIVE in an X Space on October 21 at 2 p.m. UK time – with the Guardians of Bitcoin crew, Nat Cole of 2140Art, and friends!
📍 Bitfest UK | November 21–23 | Manchester
Rain or shine – it’s gonna be pure proof-of-fun. 🧡⚡
@nathan_day | @bit_fest_UK | @bitcoinfilmfest
#BitfestUK #BitcoinFestival #GuardiansOfBitcoin #2140Music #BitcoinCulture #Nostr #NewMusicEconomy #PepeX #BitcoinArt #ManchesterEvents #BitcoinCommunity
A pleasure chatting to #Tunisia star @50Mejri about how more young players from the #Mena region can one day make it to the #NBA - but not the way he did
This sounds exactly like the sort of TV programme idea that Alan Partridge might utter into a dictaphone while tucking into a nice Sunday lunch at a Toby Carvery
#AccidentalPartridge
Travel back in time with @StephenFry and discover a world where Dinosaurs ruled.
Dinosaur with Stephen Fry - The new four-part series starts Sunday at 7pm on Channel 5 & My5. Beginning with Dawn of the Dinosaurs 🦖 📺
Glad to be a part of @TheNationalNews Article, one of biggest Middle East journalism and represent #Iraq 🇮🇶 where Arabs united in support for 'brothers' #Morocco after the World Cup shock win over #Spain
full article: https://t.co/yeVQwhy33T
Thank you @MrJGoodwin@roberttollast
Price of fodder is about 1,200 Syrian pounds a kilogram, compared with 200 pounds last year. Price of barley has also skyrocketed, from about 200 pounds to 1,500 pounds a kilogram. ($1US=3,600 SP. Was 48 SP before 2011). My latest.
https://t.co/SRX66ibGCA via @TheNationalNews
#Kuwait's constitutional court has declared as unlawful an article of the country's penal code that criminalises the “imitation of a member of the opposite sex”.
The vague wording of the law has been used in the past by police to target transgenders.
https://t.co/fiadP4AAPw
A a pleasure working with a community of #Lebanese gamers on this story, which shows another side of the country’s economic crisis.
https://t.co/nw01SQ3gv2 via @TheNationalNews