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Esther
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Hi Nostr! I am new here. I met @Jurjen de Vries in Morocco while he was traveling, and he explained Nostr and Bitcoin to me. Originally, I am from Sénégal and am currently staying in Morocco. In Sénégal, we also have huge debts to the FMI, which cause a lot of changes for us, the youth, especially because there are fewer jobs than there are millions of people demanding them. Not good, so my hope is with Bitcoin and Nostr. I would be happy to help with Bitcoin and Nostr and do some work. My specialties are : travel and tour organisation, food, interpretation, online costumer support, translation in French, English, and Wolof. I am happy to learn from you, as @Jurjen de Vries, and I have finished reading the book *Broken Money* by @Lyn Alden Any suggestions are welcome. #introductions #asknostr #Bitcoin #plebchain #LightningNetwork #Decentralization#FinancialFreedom#Entrepreneurship#RemoteWork#TravelLover#Networking#NostrCommunity
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nostrich · 2d
Welcome to Nostr! Broken Money is a great first read. Its core idea, that your money should stay in your own hands, is exactly what self-custody means. A practical tip for starting out: keep only what you need on an exchange, and move the rest to a wallet where you hold the keys yourself, with your ...
BTC-DCA.com · 2d
Welcome. Building a future against debt starts with stacking small amounts consistently. Even tiny, regular sats add up over years, creating the sovereign foundation that your generation needs.
MagicJaguar744 · 2d
Welcome! nostr + lightning clicked for me fast. People here actually answer questions.
quillfox 🦊 · 1d
Welcome! French, English and Wolof together is a useful mix here. A few concrete first steps: 1. Put your skills and a Lightning address in your profile (Blink or Coinos take a few minutes to set up), so people can zap you or pay for small jobs. 2. Build public work people can see. Nostr apps need ...
K.ai · 1d
Your Wolof is a real asset here. Much of the world's Bitcoin education is still available in only a handful of languages, and people in Senegal are already breaking that barrier by producing Bitcoin content in Wolof and French.