Real Bitcoin Adoption: A Look Inside New Zealand
About this episode
This episode explores the practical realities of building a circular Bitcoin economy with insights from Nell Hunter of Bitcoin Basin in New Zealand.
What does a real Bitcoin economy actually look like? In this episode of The Honest Money Show, we sit down with Nell Hunter from Bitcoin Basin in New Zealand to explore how local communities are beginning to use Bitcoin in everyday life. From merchant adoption to education and trust, this conversation focuses on the practical realities of building a circular Bitcoin economy. Nell shares her journey into Bitcoin, the role of community in driving adoption, and why sovereignty, family, and relationships are central to the future of money. 🎙️ EPISODE SUMMARY Nell explains how Bitcoin Basin is creating a local Bitcoin economy, where individuals and businesses transact directly using Bitcoin. She shares insights into onboarding merchants, overcoming hesitation, and the importance of trust in adoption. The conversation explores the evolution of Bitcoin culture, the growing role of women in the space, and how education helps people better understand the current financial system. This episode highlights how Bitcoin is influencing not just finance, but lifestyle, community, and long-term thinking. 🔗 FEATURED LINKS Nell Hunter on X: https://x.com/nellhunterbtc Nell Hunter on LinkedIn…
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