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SECOND REMINDER -- Many federations will be upgrading to a newer, more decentralised setup. This will require users of those federations to move their funds. More details here:
https://t.co/2CMg5MFPPa
Great to see @JeffBooth and @natbrunell discussing @fedimint and @fedibtc
The need for privacy and community sovereignty is only going to get greater in a world where AI can easily exploit the lack of privacy and big tech systematically takes your sovereignty away.
"You can now use Bitcoin completely privately pegged in one-to-one with ecash and have private money and private communications."
@JeffBooth talking with @natbrunell about Fedi / @fedimint
Dread (@PoleVaultDream) introduces Fedimint Card, a new way to pay offline with ecash ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Just hold the card next to a device with a Fedi / @fedimint wallet and, voilà, your payment is made.
Check it out 👀
🏆 At #20, we celebrate Nigeria’s Ayobami Atolagbe (@thecoachayobami) as one of the 21 Most Impactful African Bitcoiners of 2026! 🇳🇬
Through @BitKwaofficial, Ayobami is taking Bitcoin beyond the classroom and into communities, businesses, and local economies across Africa.
As the Founder of @BitKwaofficial, his work focuses on turning Bitcoin knowledge into practical use through education, merchant onboarding, circular economies, and grassroots community building.
In 2026, BitKwa continued expanding its Bitcoin Diploma. Its first cohort attracted 300+ applicants from 14 African countries and produced 60+ graduates, while a second cohort also graduated and new learners continued to join the programme.
Through Sats On The Road, Ayobami took Bitcoin education across borders, covering roughly 3,000 km through Benin, Togo, and Burkina Faso, onboarding 20+ merchants to Lightning and training local Bitcoin educators along the way.
Back in Kwara, BitKwa is also building a growing Bitcoin circular economy, with merchants accepting Lightning payments and communities learning how Bitcoin can work in everyday economic activity.
His work extends beyond education. As @fedibtc Knight for Nigeria, Ayobami is also helping connect communities, merchants, and partners with tools for community custody and Bitcoin adoption.
From reaching thousands through education to connecting educators, developers, merchants, and communities, Ayobami is helping move Bitcoin from something people hear about to something they can learn, use, and build with.
Thank you, Ayobami, for taking Bitcoin education on the road, into communities and building where the impact is felt. 🧡
Two releases in one day, the team was cooking! 🧑🍳
Right after Fedimint v0.13.0 "Steady State" comes Fedimint SDK 0.1.0, our first non-beta SDK release. Now on all the platforms you know and love!
* Rust 🦀
* Android 🤖
* React Native 📱
* Web 🌐
https://t.co/nkdktELCG5
@obi@fedibtc@nonhelix@fedimint FedimintCard seller/merchant offline POV (in airplane mode)
Watch at the end the till balance increases when the phone is reconnected
In Nov. 2025, Indonesia 🇮🇩 was hit with flash floods.
In a recent @MyFirstBitcoin_ documentary, Fedi SE Asia Community master @dearezkitha, @bitcoinindo21 co-founder @Silatoshi_id, and Zed, a Indonesian Bitcoin community leader, explain how btc donations helped those affected.
Was blown away when @PoleVaultDream showed me this recently.
Super slick and lots of potential.
Came from him seeing the issues with normal payments after the recent floods in the Caribbean.
Aims to make Bitcoin easy to receive, hold, and spend offline for people who may not have access to a phone.
@AfribitKibera and @vryfokkenou 👀
@nonhelix@PoleVaultDream@fedimint Yes, the seller's phone can be offline, too. The payment fully processes once the receiver's phone comes back online.
To your latter point, this would depend on which Fedimint wallet the seller is using.