Institutions aren't "coming." They're hiring faculty. Honored to join Universidad de las Hespérides as faculty for the Master in Bitcoin, teaching Institutional Adoption. I learned this subject the way most of my students never will. Lebanon, 2019. A banking system that froze deposits, a currency that lost 98 percent of its value, and a population that discovered overnight what counterparty risk actually means. That experience shaped the thesis of the course: institutional adoption of Bitcoin is not a technology decision. It is a structural response to monetary debasement. The course equips you to evaluate whether, when, and how any institution should respond. What I teach is what worked then, applied at institutional scale: how businesses, family offices, and governments across the Middle East and Africa are integrating Bitcoin into balance sheets, treasury policy, and capital preservation frameworks. The pattern repeats across every market I have worked in. Crisis, curiosity, adoption, conviction. The institutions that move early do not adapt to the new system. They set its rules. If #Bitcoin still looks optional, you are studying yesterday's monetary order. Apply:

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Ps: I'll be working on getting the university #Nostr account🤞🏽