Susan Githaiga

Be an accelerator in a world full of brake pedals

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

We won a prize at @btcplusplus Nairobi🙌
We built Siriscore, a pre-broadcast privacy scorer that lets you see what a chain analyst sees before you sign a Bitcoin transaction.

1/3

[Adrian Sikorski @AdrianSikorskiX]

courage is the only inequality.

a guy speaks like a stressed 12-year-old giving his first presentation in front of the class, and goes on to become THE RICHEST man in the world.

yet... you’re still scared to ask someone to buy your product.

[Tokio Berry @tokiotalks]

That unsubscribe button mad small in them emails but rest assured IMMA FIND IT.

[Joshwelt @weltszzn]

when i accidentally close my 55 tabs it's like the burning of the library of alexandria, but worse and much more dire

[𝕭𝖎𝖗𝖉𝖞 @mary_got_grace]

If I saw an alien right now I wouldn’t give one single fuck

[Matías @nosoymat1]

Nada más humillante que intentar leer un paper y no entender ni el abstract

[senshi @senshi_real]

eu tentando colocar um lençol de elástico na cama

[Pan @pangrey123]

I’ve tailored my resume so many times I no longer know who I am.

[Post Carlone @carltonkitheka1]

The replies are insane
Would I be reaching if I said some men use pregnancy as a tool for oppression in marriages

Cause why would you hate family planning so much ?
Isn’t it common sense to have kids when you’re both prepared emotionally, mentally, physically and financially?

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

@NNakhero @AfriBitcoinNews

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

Thank you @AfriBitcoinNews
Seeing my work recognised like this means a lot 🥹 Still learning, still figuring things out, and proud of how far I’ve come

[Africa Bitcoin News📰🌍 @AfriBitcoinNews]

NEW: 🇰🇪 Kenyan Female Developer, Susan Githaiga Just Became the First African to Land Code in Open-Source Bitcoin Mining Firmware.

This October, the 256 Foundation extended Mujina’s funding through December 2026, naming Githaiga among five people who landed code during the term, most of them for the first time.

Read More: https://t.co/K3leSn0u5k

[Africa ₿itcoin Conference @AfroBitcoinOrg]

We are excited to announce Lorraine Marcel @marcelorraine as one of the speakers at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Blantyre, Malawi.

Lorraine Marcel is an institution builder, ecosystem strategist, and Bitcoin advocate shaping Africa’s technology ecosystem. She is the Founder of Bitcoin Dada and Dada Devs, and the Executive Director of Dada Hub, where she builds pathways for African women to participate in Bitcoin, open-source technology, and emerging technologies.

An international speaker and ecosystem builder, Lorraine works at the intersection of Bitcoin, financial infrastructure, open-source technology, AI, and African innovation. She connects global networks with African builders, creating opportunities for underrepresented talent to shape the technologies of the future.

Her work has been recognised by Forbes and CoinDesk. She was named Most Impactful African Bitcoiner in 2024 and ranked #97 on CCN’s Top 101 in Crypto.

Don’t miss any of her session at ABC2026.

Get 20% off your ABC2026 tickets and secure your pass today.
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#ABC2026 #Malawi #Blantyre #Africa


[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

@kelvinndomam @AfriBitcoinNews Thank you @kelvinndomam

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

@wandiology @AfriBitcoinNews Thank you @wandiology

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

30 days, one goal, every single day. I'm in 😃

Joining the 30 Days of @boardyai sprint and keeping myself accountable by posting daily updates.

[Matthew Zeitlin @MattZeitlin]

when i have really dumb questions i'll ask chatgpt or gemini because i don't want claude to think i'm stupid

[DADA DEVS @DadaDevs]

Africa is not just adopting Bitcoin. African women are building it.

We built Dada Devs with the hope of creating a better ecosystem for African women in Bitcoin — one where women have access to the technical training, mentorship, resources, and opportunities they need to move from learning about Bitcoin to actively building and contributing to it.

That vision is taking shape.

Through Dada Devs, we are creating pathways for women to develop their technical skills, contribute to open-source projects, explore Bitcoin infrastructure, and build solutions of their own. We want African women to be more than participants in this ecosystem. We want them to help shape its future.

@su_githaiga @nkatha_kk @Salma_Adam_KE @junearsenic7 and @nnakhero are five of the women doing that work. Their journeys reflect what becomes possible when women have the support and space to grow into technical contributors.

And they are just a fraction of what is happening at Dada Devs. There are more women learning, building, contributing, and finding their place in this ecosystem.

We started with a hope for a better future for African women in Bitcoin. Seeing that future begin to take shape through their work is a reminder of why we do this.

Meet the five African women contributing to the future of Bitcoin. Discover what they’re building, the work they’re contributing to, and how Dada Devs is helping create more pathways for African women in Bitcoin development.

Read the full story. 👇🏾

https://t.co/gt7HWm3mg7
#dadadevs #opensource

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

@veyrnix @btcafricastory @DadaDevs Thank you @veyrnix

[poolbtc @poolbtc]

@btcafricastory @DadaDevs @Su_Githaiga Open-source mining firmware is good for the whole ecosystem: auditable code and room for newcomers to fix things upstream. Nice to see small cleanups landing from new contributors.

[Susan Githaiga @Su_Githaiga]

Thank you for the feature @Destinysmart_
I appreciate it 🙏

[Bitcoin Africa Story @btcafricastory]

@DadaDevs @Su_Githaiga 📖 Read the full story by @Destinysmart_ on Bitcoin Africa Story:

https://t.co/wCgfGPDOO1