Yes. I think there is a path forward. The key is to support rather than direct. Local communities should should be supported with funding, tools, education, mentorship, and open-source resources, without imposing agendas. Bitcoin grows strongest when it's adopted voluntarily and adapted to local realities.

hasherstacker

This sentiment was also expressed at a recent conference. The article raises important issues, including whether "western" bitcoiners should be involved in bitcoin projects on the continent at all. The warning is important. Is there a path forward beyond "let people discover bitcoin for themselves"?