We are proud to you bring to you the 4th edition of the Africa Bitcoin Confernce. Every year we grow and get better. We can’t wait to see you all in December #ABC2025 @npub1dtvsc...

Happy New Year to you both

“For those of us in the Global majority, where currencies routinely collapse, labor is devalued, and entire nations are trapped in the cycle of debt slavery, Bitcoin’s role as a lifeline is not a fantasy: it is a daily reality(…)

In Africa, over the past two years, the impact has been especially severe, with over half of the continent’s 46 currencies depreciating by as much as 40% against the U.S dollar. This year, Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy has seen its currency“The Naira” lose over 82% of its value, against the U.S dollar plunging from ₦896 in January to ₦1,635 by mid-October.

In recent years, bitcoin has often been promoted by groups whose political agendas clash with leftist values (…) Yet these perceptions overlook a deeper truth: bitcoin is a neutral, decentralized technology that aligns with the same struggles for justice.

https://medium.com/@faridabemba/why-the-left-cant-ignore-bitcoin-from-skepticism-to-embracing-a-tool-for-change-1e8568d3c3fc

My last article of the year is here. I just published: "Why the Left Can’t Ignore Bitcoin: From Skepticism to Embracing a Tool for Change!"
For those who see #Bitcoin as "anti-left," let’s talk. This isn’t about speculation or profits. it’s also about justice, equality, and dismantling systems of oppression.

Read the full piece here: link.medium.com/pzkbT6W0KPb

It works very well in Africa and makes Bitcoin more accessible.

Fighting Back Against Monetary Colonialism with Bitcoin.

https://youtu.be/r898rA4FV50

This is right Mike!