Cloning El Salvador’s Bitcoin Beach: How India, Peru, & the Dominican Republic are Adopting Bitcoin | Plebs Together Strong, MOTIV Perú, Bitcoindominicana

About this episode

The episode discusses how unbanked communities in India, Peru, and the Dominican Republic are adopting Bitcoin through sustainable practices.

Is legacy aid a fiat trap? See how unbanked communities use a Bitcoin standard and circular economy networks to achieve sustainable development. We recorded this episode right from the beach in El Zonte, El Salvador, following the conclusion of our global Bitcoin circular economy summit. Leaders from all over the world came into town to show how they are bypassing corporate charities and corrupt state infrastructure. It was incredibly humbling to sit down with three of these absolute warriors...

People in this episode

Host: Mike Peterson

Topics covered

• Bitcoin adoption
• sustainable development
• circular economy
• unbanked communities
• global summit

Keywords

• Bitcoin
• El Salvador
• circular economy
• sustainable development
• unbanked communities
• aid
• cryptocurrency

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Plebs Together Strong, MOTIV Perú, Bitcoindominicana

Places: El Salvador, El Zonte

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