I'm a student in Malawi selling rice to support my education. But rising inflation is killing my savings. Then I found Bitcoin. 🧵👇 How it's changing my life, one grain at a time... I started selling rice during school breaks to pay rent and buy food. I live in Namitete, a small village. Most people here don’t even have bank accounts. Cash is king — but it loses value fast. Malawi’s kwacha is unstable. Prices change every week. So whatever I save from my rice sales gets eaten by inflation. That’s when I found Bitcoin — not from banks or TV, but from places like @stacker_news.At first it felt like magic internet money. But soon I saw it for what it is: ✅ Censorship-resistant ✅ Scarce (unlike the kwacha) ✅ Global I started saving a small part of my profits in sats. Most of my customers still pay in cash. But I’m learning, stacking, and dreaming of orange-pilling my village someday. Bitcoin isn’t just for rich tech bros. It’s for anyone trying to survive. If you're using Bitcoin in Africa — for business, remittances, or savings — I’d love to hear from you. Let’s connect. 🌍 We’re building something real.

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