Mark Maraia

Bitcoiners want to help other people adopt bitcoin. There are many methods to do this, but in-person conversations work best. How many people can you onboard?

Bitcoin is freedom money that exists for the people, by the people and of the people.

While being armed with knowledge is powerful, it can be frustrating for Bitcoiners who see the solutions to the world’s monetary woes.

Two Bitcoiners explain their custody journey and invite others to reflect upon their own steps to claiming their sovereignty.

It is wise to reflect and improve upon the different ways we currently measure successfully introducing someone to Bitcoin.

On a zoomed-out scale, the U.S. dollar has been rapidly inflating against bitcoin since the time one bitcoin reached parity with one dollar in 2011.

Using Bitcoin to achieve financial freedom is a spectrum which can be analogous to climbing a ladder. There are many steps to achieve full sovereignty.

Bitcoin is an infinitely complex system that is a zero-to-one invention with little for us to compare it to, so no one can fully understand Bitcoin.

Meditating on one of the World Prayers can offer a perspective from a beginner’s mind about Bitcoin and money, which may allow for inner guidance.

Ray Youssef, the CEO of bitcoin exchange Paxful, is traveling the world to enable global entrepreneurs with the power of peer-to-peer collaboration.