People and projects doing great work in Bitcoin. What they do, and what I'm learning from them.
Funds and trains Bitcoin open-source developers across Africa and the Global South. BitDevs Kisumu's sponsor.
Me: Apply for a starter grant once I meet the bar.
Funds and mentors Bitcoin protocol developers.
Me: Learn from their fellowship and grantees' work.
Grants for open-source Bitcoin and freedom tech.
Me: Follow funded projects and contribute.
Its Bitcoin Development Fund backs open-source tools for people under financial repression.
Me: Co-sponsored the Lightning Bootcamp I attended.
The reference implementation of Bitcoin.
Me: Review pull requests; test releases.
Weekly review sessions for newcomers and regulars.
Me: Join, read the notes, ask questions.
Plain-English technical news for Bitcoin builders.
Me: Read weekly.
Bitcoin research and developer education.
Me: Their study material is free.
The Lightning node behind Ye₿ente.
Me: Run it, report issues, review.
A Lightning implementation by Blockstream.
Me: Read the code; compare designs.
The Lightning specifications.
Me: Read one spec a week.
A Bitcoin circular economy in a South African township.
Me: Learn how they teach a whole community.
Bitcoin education for women across Africa.
Me: Learn from their cohorts.
Trains African women as Bitcoin and Lightning developers.
Me: Learn how they train developers.
Bitcoin over USSD, for phones without internet.
Me: Study Bitcoin for basic phones.
Pays M-Pesa from Lightning. Ye₿ente's Send Mobile uses it.
Me: Build with it.
A Lightning wallet. Ye₿ente reads its exchange rates.
Me: Learn from its open-source code.
Libraries for building Bitcoin wallets.
Me: A path to my first wallet-library contribution.
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