Zambia is not a safe place for activists, opposition and minorities. We gave a small grant to to exhibit and offer a Bitcoin workshop at the conference. Some staff planned to attend too. Now all is cancelled. https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/may/02/zambia-cancels-rightscon-summit-largest-human-rights-technology-conference

Bitcoin Prague is not by Bitcoin Magazine, but they managed to engage Michael Saylor for the forth or fifth time as headliner which is why I am also not speaking there although invited. I much rather speak at BTC++ in Vienna and attend the Lightning Summit in Tuscany.

I am boycotting these conferences too. Main speakers are a lot of government officials and it seems they threw out people with „Free Samourai“ signs. This is not the Bitcoin I advocate for.

Not to forget Worldcoin and their exploitation of vulnerable communities in Kenya etc.

Damn, I purchased a yearly subscription to Cowork already. Can I purchase extra tokens via PPQ?

Someone is losing his nerves and thinks that forking bitcoin and assigning Satoshi‘s coins to accredited investors is a good idea! Calling it Ecash! The next guy who thinks he can do it better. Have fun.

Governments and traditional financial institutions will fight P2P Bitcoin everywhere. What’s not regulated will be banned. Bitcoin gives security and security is a human right! Resist!

Building skills and everything on Claude Cowork at the moment, I assume this will happen too. That’s why I am setting it up so that I have the skills and all resources in folders on my computer and can exit anytime.

The financial industrial complex doesn’t like unregulated peer-to-peer exchange of money, because it endangers their profits. Our privacy and freedom is not in their interest. The authorities are complicit, because it’s all a system.

Seems to be voluntary (at the moment) 🤮