María
She saves every month for her children’s education. Inflation keeps getting ahead.
Open Bitcoin education
Bitcoin,
a bit
every day.
From Latin America, for everyone. What Bitcoin is, how it works, and whom it helps.
Where to start
Three paths,
one shared language.
Why this channel exists
Three people,
one shared problem.
José
He sends money to his family every month. Each intermediary takes a share.
Francisco
He gets paid on his phone every day. Then a foreigner arrives who wants to pay him.
Understand first
Two ways to lose
what you save.
01 · Inflation0 years
María’s savings stay put. What changes is how much they can buy.
What's your buying power through time? 100%
Source: DANE, Colombia CPI, annual change as of June 2026 (6.14%). A fixed rate is applied each year for illustration only.
02 · Fees100% leaves
José sends cash. Each intermediary takes a share.
Remittance operator≈ 7%US tax on cash remittances1%
Sources: World Bank, Remittance Prices Worldwide, Q3 2025. A 1% tax on cash, money order, or check remittances has applied in the US since January 2026.
Bitcoin in your hands
The same ideas,
can be better understood inside a wallet.
María: part of her salary arrives in bitcoin.
José: sends money to his family without asking anyone for permission.
Francisco: the tourist pays from their wallet, with no Colombian bank account.
Illustrative screens: example amounts, address, and QR pattern.
The series
Episodes
Learning is sharing
You are
the bridge.
Everything is open: scripts, sources, illustrations, and code. Correct a fact, translate an episode, or suggest the next guide.