Bitcoin for a Better World

📺 Today’s Bitcoin Tid₿it: While the market is fearful, freedom advocates are still building

This week, speakers at the Oslo Freedom Forum (https://oslofreedomforum.com/) were talking about Bitcoin with hope and clarity — not because the price is always up, but because Bitcoin is helping real people defend freedom in the real world.

At the very same time, more than half of all Bitcoin in circulation was sitting at an unrealized loss.

That’s the difference between sentiment and conviction. Sentiment gets shaken by price. Conviction comes from understanding what Bitcoin actually is: scarce, censorship-resistant, borderless money for a world that desperately needs better tools.

When the crowd feels fear, the mission doesn’t disappear. If anything, it becomes easier to see.

Go to YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/) to watch the talks from Alex Gladstein, Elizabeth Stark, Abubakar Nur Khalil, Sabina Waithira Gitau, Anaïse Kanimba, and others, to learn more about how Bitcoin creates a foundation for freedom where it is most needed.

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📉 Today’s Bitcoin TidBit: Bitcoin Has “Died” 472 Times

For more than a decade, critics have declared Bitcoin dead again and again — 472 times, according to this chart. And yet, Bitcoin keeps coming back stronger. In fact, if someone had invested just $100 each time Bitcoin was supposedly “dead,” they’d have over $79 million today.

The lesson? The crowd is often loudest at the bottom. Bitcoin has survived bans, crashes, hacks, ridicule, and endless obituaries — because its value doesn’t come from headlines. It comes from scarcity, resilience, and a growing global recognition that sound money matters.

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Bitcoin has been declared dead 472 times.

If you invested $100 each time, you'd have $79,430,889 today.

I’m organizing our next casual Women+ Bitcoin gathering at Flying Pie Pizza on Stark (Portland, OR) sometime during the week of June 22nd, and I’d love your input on the best date!

If you’d like to join us for pizza, conversation, connection, and Bitcoin-curious community, please take a moment to vote in the poll ✨

Whether you’re brand new to Bitcoin or already deep down the rabbit hole, you’re welcome here.

Help find a time for Women+ Bitcoin Meetup | Partiful Welcome Ladies and Theydies! ... Join us for a relaxed gathering of women, nonbinary, trans, and queer-identifying folks interested in Bitcoin — from the deeply involved to the simply curious. 📅 Help us choose the best date by voting above! 🕓 6:30-8:30 PM 📍 Flying Pie Pizzeria (in the bac...

Feeling accomplished (and not a small amount of relief) that my Bitcoin conference presentation marathon successfully wrapped!

A Women+ Bitcoin Happy Hour, moderating a panel of 5 brilliant minds discussing a controversial topic, and then presenting 4 back-to-back beginner talks, and bringing my art installation... all on a couple nights of very little sleep and way too much adrenaline.

So grateful everything went off without a hitch; to everyone who attended; to Satoshi Nakamoto for his monumental gift to the world that I ever aspire to pay forward; to my spirit guides holding me and my vision up; and big big thanks to Daniel Prince for keeping me fed, hydrated, and hyped, as well as tons of practical support, and this fun photo. 😄

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📺 Today’s Bitcoin Tid₿it: Who Was Bitcoin Made For?

Too often, Bitcoin gets explained in ways that sound like it belongs to traders, coders, or finance bros. But Bitcoin wasn’t made just for insiders. It was made for ordinary people who want a fairer way to save, send, and store value. It's for people tired of inflation, gatekeepers, and systems they don’t control. Bitcoin is for anyone ready to learn — one step, one wallet, one sat at a time.

Check out my Quickstart Guide for an easy way to get started: tiny.cc/BitcoinQuickstart

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✨ Bitcoin is for Everyone — Portland, OR | May 22–23 🍕✨

Curious about Bitcoin but not sure where to start?
Already exploring and want to go deeper with community?

This conference is actually for you.

📍 Bitcoin is for Everyone 2026 is coming to Portland (Pizza Day weekend!) and it’s designed for all levels — from total beginners to seasoned builders.

Here’s what makes it special:

🧠 Friday (Kennedy School):
Hands-on workshops — from “What is Bitcoin?” to self-custody, privacy, and beyond
Perfect if you’re brand new or want real, practical skills

🎤 Saturday (Revolution Hall):
Inspiring speakers, real conversations, and community connection
Breakfast + lunch included ☕🥗

💛 Inclusive & welcoming space:
If you’re a woman, nonbinary, or from a marginalized background — this space is for you.
Bitcoin needs more diverse voices, perspectives, and leadership.

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I’ll be there offering: 🌍 “Bitcoin for a Better World” — exploring how Bitcoin can support more just, peaceful, and regenerative systems
🤝 Women+ Happy Hour — a relaxed, intentional space to connect
🧠 (Possibly) moderating a panel on one of the biggest questions in Bitcoin right now:
Has Bitcoin been co-opted… or is it evolving?

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🎟️ One ticket = both days
Use code B4EINSIDER for 25% off

If you’ve been Bitcoin-curious… this is your moment.

Come learn. Come question. Come connect.
You don’t need to know everything — just bring your curiosity.

Drop a comment or DM me if you’re thinking about going 💫

Bitcoin is for Everyone Discover Bitcoin's potential at our annual 'Bitcoin is for Everyone' conference in Portland, OR. Focused on educating a diverse audience, our event highlights Bitcoin's transformative role in finance and everyday life. Join us for a deep dive into Bitcoin innovation, community discussions, and empow

In order to understand why Bitcoin is such an important innovation for humanity, it helps to really understand the underlying flaws of our current monetary system and the widespread domino effects that stem from them. This video breaks it all down clearly -- how we ended up with all of these intersecting crises, and how fixing the way that money works creates the sound foundation we need to rebuild better systems whose incentives are aligned with holistic wellbeing. 🌏

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What's The Problem? - Joe Bryan The world feels like it’s heading in the wrong direction—rising costs, declining standards, and growing instability. The root cause? Our money is broken. Lea...