News with the tag "Mi Primer Bitcoin"

Mi Primer Bitcoin, Or My First Bitcoin, recently announced its fourth Bitcoin Educators Unconference. The organization revealed the time and place for the event’s next installment, jumping from Nashville to the city where it all started. Related Reading: SEC Vs. Coinbase On Pause: US Regulator Reque...

Mi Primer Bitcoin, an educational bitcoin nonprofit organization founded in El Salvador, risks running out of funds by September according to statements from its founder John Dennehy. Dennehy declared that while they expect to receive multiple grants by the end of the year, they need additional fund...

Mi Primer Bitcoin is a nonprofit organisation, dedicated to providing Bitcoin education. It was originally founded in El Salvador, but has now expanded globally through a decentralised “Light Node” network in over 20 countries. This network empowers local educators to use Mi Primer Bitcoin’s open-so...

Mi Primer Bitcoin, a nonprofit organization from El Salvador, announced the third installment of its Bitcoin Education Unconference. The event is set to take place in Nashville next month. Related Reading: New South Korean Crypto Law To Review 600 Listed Assets Bitcoin Education Goes To Nashville Mi...

Welcome to Latam Insights, a compendium of Latin America’s most relevant crypto and economic news during the last week. In this issue: El Salvador launches a pilot to add Bitcoin content to school curriculums, Bitso announces a partnership with Despegar in a cashout program, and Uruguay and Argentin...

The Ministry of Education in El Salvador partnered with Mi Primer Bitcoin (MPB), a nonprofit educational organization, to make Bitcoin-related content part of the school curriculum in the country. The pilot program will train 150 teachers to impart Bitcoin education, bringing the program to 75 publi...

18-year-old Gerardo Moran explained in a series of tweets his journey back to his former high school in El Salvador, where he is now teaching senior professors about Bitcoin.

18-year-old Gerardo Moran explained in a series of tweets his journey back to high school where he is now teaching the concept of Bitcoin to senior professors.