Africa deserves better than serving as a backdrop for fundraising campaigns, and Bitcoin deserves better than becoming another industry where a compelling story generates more value than genuine transformation.
This is great. So is this:
If we truly believe Bitcoin can contribute to Africa’s future, then we owe this ecosystem the same standards we would demand anywhere else: real transparency, real accountability, real measurement, real communities, real adoption, real impact.
I am a bit concerned about the track-all-the-things undertone in this paragraph but agree with the general sentiment.
A lot of these type of things are measured. At least they're being heralded frequently enough. But still, funding campaigns seem to work much better if you paint a pretty, printable picture rather than actual impact because that is what the funding parties want to put on their social timelines.
This is great. So is this:
I am a bit concerned about the track-all-the-things undertone in this paragraph but agree with the general sentiment.
A lot of these type of things are measured. At least they're being heralded frequently enough.
But still, funding campaigns seem to work much better if you paint a pretty, printable picture rather than actual impact because that is what the funding parties want to put on their social timelines.