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What is the point of them excluding the development ones ?
To build a local bitcoin community, to meet people with common interests and to learn from each other in a face to face IRL environment. Most importantly, maybe, is the opportunity to work together in creating a local bitcoin circular economy by organizing, orange pilling, and patronizing local merchants who accept bitcoin.
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I see but why they require such expensive tiquets (ex: 899$) for ?
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You and I are talking about different things. The big, expensive meet ups are one thing. If you want to spend a lot of sats and hang out with "influencers", you can, but I wouldn't. Local meet ups are almost always free. Look for them where you live. You can find people in your area right here on Stacker News, or through other sources.
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My question was about the point of thos expensive meetups not the local one
I didnt ask the question well
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The vast majority of effort put into the events is for profit. That’s their point. I haven’t and won’t go to one so I can’t speak for the level of signal there but I suspect a lot of it won’t be organic.
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Local bitcoin meetups are always free afaik. You just go there and meet people.
I think you're talking about bitcoin events or conferences.
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“No man is an island“
Meeting like minded individuals and see other humans it’s a very ancient custom.
If you have an established group check it out and you might make a new friend or two.
I am not at this level to pay for conferences with formal guest speakers. But like the others mentioned it is important to build a localized network of people you can build and trade. Not all areas have enough people sharing and communicating.
To HODL is important but also to build a parallel economy is one mission I heard to help adoption.
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Buy Bitcoin without KYC!
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to meet people. it's a meetup
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