From the web site:
Bitcoiner and traveler at heart, this project could not have started without a dream: that of P2P and the Nakamoto consensus.
Since 2021, I have been exploring and traveling across France to meet those who use and build Bitcoin on a daily basis. Not as a speculation, but as a tool for freedom, for emancipation, to regain control with the responsibilities that entails.
This journal brings together my stopovers, my videos, and my field notes, from the Canaries to the Virunga, passing through the Arabian desert or Eastern European countries. Each destination is an encounter: a community, an economy, a reflection, a philosophy, a way of living monetary sovereignty daily and beyond.
The Timechain is coded with 0s and 1s, but also by the men and women who bring this clockwork to life.
I have no developer skills, but I know people. I decided to meet them, moving from the mechanical and digital to the organic, from person to person (P2P) beyond borders, beyond our imagination, beyond fears, beyond our limiting beliefs.
To build additional bridge(s) between each continent, so that the words, laughter, gazes, and hopes that unite us around Bitcoin no longer hide behind a screen.
Seems like maybe he's going to release new episodes about many of the cities he has already visited (the blue dots?) and then plans to visit some other places (the purple dots).
It's a cool project! The french are pretty great!
It s from this concept
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%27irai_dormir_chez_vous
Exactly; it’s a show that was a huge success in France, and the title evokes fond memories for French speakers.
However, the main name remains Bictointrails.
To be more precise, this is a project I launched seven years ago; the French community is very enthusiastic and has made that clear to me.
The first episodes will be released soon, given the progress of the community contribution, which has already reached its first milestone.
The real beauty of this is the human side of Bitcoin. P2P isn’t just a technical concept, it’s people meeting, sharing ideas and building communities across borders. That’s what makes the movement much bigger than the technology itself.
Thank you; I really appreciate your description and am delighted by it, as it shows me that the proof of concept is understandable and the message is clear.