@5atoshiNakamoto

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡² American in rural Zambia πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡² since 2018 β€΅οΈβ‚ΏπŸ§™β€β™‚οΈπŸ‡πŸ•³ only trying to save $40 in bank fees 🏦 remitting πŸ‡°πŸ‡·πŸ’° in 2014. New to Twitter, grateful to have learned on Reddit. Now on to NOSTR? Chess β™œ, H20 🚰, Sleep πŸ›Œ, Audiobooks πŸ”ŠπŸ“š @ 4x speed (and free from our local libraries, even while abroad [thanks taxes!]) AmeriCorps Alum, Obama White House Alum, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer ⚑ 5atoshiNakamoto@getAlby.com

πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡² β‚Ώitcoin in Zambia

Smartphone adoption is growing rapidly in the capital city of Lusaka where 4G cell signal is strong. (I'd be happy to connect you with friends down in the capital who can better speak to that growth and their β‚Ώitcoin efforts.) However, in the rural village 13 hours north where I've lived since 2018, smartphones are still few and far between in 2023. Heck, running water and electricity are absent here. Solar panels, if at all, are typically small, 10-20 watts, yet still rare, but suitable for cha...
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β‚Ώ Why avoid altcoins? β‚Ώitcoin is the only one with any real value.

This has been written and talked about extensively, so I'll try to sum this up as simply as I might. Bitcoin is not NEW. It's not 14 years old (in 2023). Bitcoin is the child of decades of research (back to the '40s and WWII if not earlier) in fields mixing programming and computers, cryptography and security, finance, economics, and monetary policy, the Internet itself, politics, game theory, and I'm sure even more. Bitcoin solved a very real problem in computer programming: the double-spend p...
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πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ DIY Inheritance Planning

Use your own discretion with this one (as with all advice). I welcome your feedback; let's tear this apart. This is another popular conversation for obvious reasons. One way emerging involves the assistance of a third party, a company you'd pay like Casa. Though this requires some level of trust in them, I think they've taken reasonable steps to remove themselves as a potential point of failure, and all such planning requires trust, even with lawyers traditionally, so this may be a fine option ...
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