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By No Bullshit Bitcoin in Research — Aug 17, 2022

Bitcoin Ekasi: The Township One Year Later

  • modeled after Bitcoin Beach, a South African township attests to the opportunities of a bootstrapped bitcoin economy

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-ekasi-township-one-year-later
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