Yesterday at the UN’s Digital Cooperation Day event, Paystand CEO Jeremy Almond spoke about the need for Bitcoin in today’s digital labor environment and made the point that Bitcoin is an important tool for financial inclusion. Alexandra Navarro, who was also present at the event, reinforced Almond’s point about Bitcoin and financial inclusion, citing evidence from her work as Paystand.org’s Chief Impact Officer. And H. E. Bilal Bin Saqib explained why Pakistan 🇵🇰 has created a strategic bitcoin reserve. More in my latest for Forbes Digital Assets https://www.forbes.com/sites/frankcorva/2026/09/22/bitcoins-promise-highlighted-at-united-nations-digital-cooperation-event/

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As explains in the post below, the #Revolut data breach is the result of weaponized compliance culture, which has led to what the Open Dialogue Foundation terms "transnational financial repression." In the clip below, Lyudmyla explains what transnational repression is and why it's so important that we push back on policies that enable it. (Links to the full interview in the comments.)