
Teaching people who go on to build
Seven Bitcoin Diploma cohorts, free to every student, run with My First Bitcoin. Alumni have started careers and launched their own projects across the continent.
Seven Bitcoin Diploma cohorts. Over a hundred alumni across Africa. A neighbourhood in Ikorodu where sats change hands every day. Two years of unpaid work, and community funding you can audit to the last sat.

Four things, and nothing else. No advertising, no reach-buying, no sponsor deciding what we cover or where we work.

Seven Bitcoin Diploma cohorts, free to every student, run with My First Bitcoin. Alumni have started careers and launched their own projects across the continent.

Bitcoin Ikorodu is a working circular economy — merchants onboarded, sats earned and spent locally. We run the meetups, school sessions, and church events that keep it growing.

We document the builders, communities, and merchants making Bitcoin work here — reported by people running a circular economy, not observing one.

We verify and document the people, projects, and communities driving Bitcoin adoption across Africa — checked by our reporters, not scraped from a database.
Teaching creates builders. Community gives them somewhere to spend. Reporting puts them in front of the world. Research tells us where to go next. We fund all four from the same pot — and publish every sat of it.
Figures from our published transparency report
There is no fundraising target here. Bitcoin adoption in Africa is not a project that finishes — this scales with what comes in.
Support our ongoing storytelling, Bitcoin education, circular economy, and community building initiatives.
May 2024 – December 2025, published line by line. Anyone can check it.
Full line-item report: Google Sheet · Geyser transparency post
The reporting is free and always will be. Getting it in front of more people helps almost as much.