I’m focused on educating people locally about BCH. People need to understand that money is anything that serves as a medium of exchange. Our meetups are helping drive that awareness. Support: qz2xthh30lgtg6wnncr2t7plvfps4e3urvp4dalzv9 — let’s grow BCH adoption in Mozambique. (Goal: 1 BCH)

Over all my years as a crypto user (now going on 8 years), I’ve realized something important that is often overlooked: real adoption and merchant acceptance are still weak. No matter how many onboarding campaigns we run for everyday people, if they don’t actually have places where they can use that same currency, adoption will always be limited — and when it’s limited, it becomes a problem. At my meetups, I don’t just explain what BCH is. I want people to understand the core of crypto and have the freedom to choose what works best for them. It’s normal for someone to feel that BCH may not be the best fit for them and choose another crypto — what matters is the learning. The crypto world is still small, and many people are not yet aware of it. But this ecosystem is inevitably growing, and those who join early will benefit the most. Merchants, on the other hand, can gain a lot by accepting BCH. They cut out the middleman and avoid paying high fees like those from credit cards — meaning they keep more of their earnings. For example, here in Mozambique, when someone accepts BCH, they are effectively buying it at around 64 meticais per dollar. But when they sell on the parallel market, they can get around 76 meticais per dollar — making an extra margin. This is where the merchant wins. No banks needed. The money stays safely in their wallet, and for users making payments, it’s completely stress-free. Both sides win — and adoption grows. There is still a lot of work to be done. But I won’t stop. On April 25, we go again — another meetup, more crypto education, and more real adoption on the way 👊💚

Freedom starts with money you control. If you need permission to use it, it’s not truly yours. BCH gives you real ownership — fast, low fees, no borders, no intermediaries. This is what peer-to-peer cash looks like. Use BCH. Be free 👊💚

Here's why ever BCHer should use BCHnostr: - no censorship - no subscription - no fear to lose your content due to suspension - you can't get banned or get your account blacklisted - you can monetize content - you are the solely owner of the account. When you use BCHnostr is like using your own BCH: it is fast to publish a note, there are no intermediaries to censor your content, when you publish it can be accessed in the world and man you are free to post anytime or anywhere you are. It's about time but people in the community will join this in mass we just need to keep telling them to come. Are you telling your friends? If not, what's holding you down? Tell them. And, Let's use Bitcoin Cash 💚

One week on BCHNostr and I already in love the app. I am content creator and I want to use social media that gives me freedom to write about what I love without fear to get me suspended like on X with all their rules. BCHnostr is coming good and more people will come in next days. Today I saw Steve, yesterday I saw Cashdragon and Monsterbitar. More prominent BCH people will be here for sure and using the app the way it should: free, no counterparts, no fear to post and elevating BCH! Well-done to the creators and let's continue building and use apps that value freedom, BCH and the ability to share what really matters to people.

Using BCH in Africa makes real sense 💚 Across the continent, people have limited purchasing power and can’t afford high transaction fees. That’s why mobile money became so popular — it’s simple and convenient. But BCH goes further. With it, people can transact locally and globally, instantly and at low cost — without restrictions. Once people understand this, adoption becomes natural. Let’s support the mission and bring BCH to the people 👊