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BitLance retweeted
On 2 September we updated our terms. The main change: a $1/month inactivity fee on custodial balances that have had no activity for 12 consecutive months.
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Seven graduates of @Satsforsafari's online Bitcoin cohorts met in person in Kisumu Ndogo, Kibera, on October 18. Six newcomers hoping to join Cohort 3 came too. 🇰🇪
Founder Susan, a certified @MyFirstBitcoin_ educator, taught both cohorts online. She also leads a three-hour guided walk through Kibera, where visitors pay in sats for tea at a food vendor and airtime or soap at a neighborhood duka.
Sats4Safari credited @MercyAloo390115 and @MagakDamiano for the meetup.
Check the first comment to read the full story. 👇
BitLance retweeted
Bitcoin Meetup happening in Ikorodu! 🇳🇬
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The circular economy needs more real work paid in real money. ⚡
Thanks for the shoutout @GalaxyMind!
We’re building the simplest freelance platform for the Bitcoin economy: find work, hire talent, and get paid instantly in sats (Lightning).
If you’re looking for Bitcoin talent and want to pay in sats, come check us out.
The circular economy needs more real work paid in real money. ⚡
BitLance retweeted
Our founder @Destinysmart_ graduated from @AmityAge's Bitcoin Educators Academy, a three-day train-the-trainers programme that came to Lagos from October 8 to 10 with @DigiOats. 🎓
He wrote about what Day 1 taught him about teaching Bitcoin.
Check the first comment to read the full story. 👇
BitLance retweeted
142 shops in 21 countries take bitcoin in our directory, and plenty aren't just selling stickers. @bitlancework is a freelance marketplace that pays in sats, @NEEDcreations makes bitcoin playing cards and a children's book, and @bitcoin_ranch sells apparel and art from Oklahoma. galaxymind.space/
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In December 2025, leaders of more than a dozen Bitcoin circular economies across Africa sat in one room for the first time.
Each had taken the model @Bitcoinbeach started in El Zonte, El Salvador, and adapted it to their own community.
Bitcoin Beach's report names 15 projects from nine countries, including Bitcoin Ekasi (@BitcoinEkasi) in a Mossel Bay township, Afribit Kibera (@afribitkibera) in Nairobi and BTC Shule (@btcshule) in a village in Burundi.
They met in Mauritius because visa, travel and financial barriers keep many African builders out of global Bitcoin events.
@zackdorseyx filmed it. The clips are coming out now, including @thecoachayobami of @BitKwaofficial and @BrindonMwiine of @BitcoinKampala.
Next stop: the Global Bitcoin Circular Economies Summit in El Zonte, November 19 and 20, open to the public for the first time.
Check the first comment to read the full story. 👇
BitLance retweeted
No Btrust Developer Day this year. 😲
@btrustteam held the first in Nairobi in 2024 and the second in Mauritius in 2025. Both opened the Africa Bitcoin Conference (@AfroBitcoinOrg) with a day built around African developers, and more than 250 came to the first.
This December, the conference runs in Blantyre, Malawi, without one.
Btrust says it's using the time to "listen, reflect, and prepare for a bigger next chapter in 2027."
A few hours later, CEO @ihate1999 hinted at a new name: Btrust Dev Con 2027.
Check the first comment to read the full story. 👇
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A Dada Devs (@DadaDevs) alumna is now contributing to open-source Bitcoin mining firmware.
Susan Githaiga (@Su_Githaiga) contributed to Mujina, simplifying part of its codebase by replacing an external library with two built-in functions.
This is what grassroots Bitcoin education can lead to: women moving from learning to building.
Check the reply below for the link to read the full story 👇🏾
BitLance retweeted
It’s good to see platforms like @bitlancework being built.
Most freelancing sites still rely on traditional banking, with all the delays that come with it.
Having a platform where both the work and payments can happen in Bitcoin is still rare.
Nice job 👍 @Destinysmart_
BitLance retweeted
Good to see you building on BitLance. Freelancing platforms that pay in Bitcoin instead of fiat are still rare. What you're building could make a real difference.
BitLance retweeted
My latest contribution to @bitlancework!
I'm not a developer, but I'm leveraging AI to contribute to a project I'm building & believe in. Of course, the PR was reviewed by a real engineer 😅
Building BitLance is teaching me that you don't need to know everything to get started.
BitLance retweeted
4,853 bitcoin payments at African shops, filmed and approved between May 2025 and July 2026.
In my latest for @btcafricastory, I covered the Circular Bitcoin Africa Fund: how it started, why its projects stay small and how @PoW_Checkbot checks them 👇
bitcoinafricastory.com/news/…
4,853 bitcoin payments at African shops, filmed and approved from May 2025 to July 2026.
They come from about 40 projects in the Circular Bitcoin Africa Fund, from Kibera to Livingstone.
Check the article in the comment below to learn how CBAF started, why its projects stay small, how @PoW_Checkbot verifies each payment and how CBAF is shaping Bitcoin circular economies across Africa 👇
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Last year, 21 Bitcoiners from 11 African countries made the Most Impactful African Bitcoiners list, from Btrust CEO Abubakar Nur Khalil (@ihate1999) to the teams behind MoneyBadger (@MoneyBadgerPay) and Gridless (@GridlessCompute).
The annual awards by @afribitcoiners spotlight people building Bitcoin across Africa, chosen on impact, not votes.
Nominations for 2026 close 31 Oct. Read the full article by @Destinysmart_ 👇
bitcoinafricastory.com/news/…
BitLance retweeted
@bitlancework now has client reviews.
Every review is tied to a completed, paid contract, so you can see what a freelancer delivered and what it paid in sats before you hire them.
Client reviews are now live on Bitlance ⭐
After every completed contract, clients can rate freelancers out of 5 and leave a written review. It shows on the freelancer's profile, tied to the real job and what it paid in sats.
How it works:
- Hiring: See how freelancers did on real contracts before you message them.
- Freelancing: Your next finished job is your first review.
bitlance.work/blog/article/c…
