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He insists that Africans must be creators, not merely consumers, of the Bitcoin ecosystem. By developing local narratives, telling their own stories, and building relevant applications, they can shift the global discourse from one of dependence to independence.
Challenges and the Path Forward
The conversation ends with a call for humility and active listening. Western Bitcoin communities should recognize that the challenges faced in Africa, Latin America, and Asia are nuanced and context-specific. To truly harness Bitcoin's potential, the global community must support grassroots initiatives, seed funding for local startups, and infrastructure development.