To all the #Bitcoin folks on here, what are some ways one can contribute to Bitcoin as a non-technical person? β‘οΈ
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Support missionally aligned projects and foundations through donations and spreading awareness that the projects are out there.
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translate open source software, provide user feedback on products
Try to explain the things with your own language to your friends.
Non-technical people might be able to explain the things in a way, that others understand better.
Also you can try to use bitcoin in your field, niche you do.
You can share what you know about bitcoin, how bitcoin help you in your life if you are using lightning, explain wallets, self custody vs custodial... You can make art, paint, objects, clothes.
You can also order free stickers with nostr:npub18kpw3akvdsyk239lx0jgwksr74sq4nlha3r8u9g2rnrhztfpfhysy469c4 share it or slap it in public places, you can earn some rewards in bitcoin and his website is a great source of education for newbies
teach #Bitcoin
Start some loooong-term savings in #Bitcoin. With #RoboSats and #Sparrow desktop wallet..π§‘π
Education and advocacy!
Realising that Bitcoin & Bitcoiners succeeding is the best outcome for you, you can't help but ask "how can I help Bitcoin".
How can you help Bitcoin?
By living well & succeeding.
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Also,
Do you run a node?
Do you use your node to validate & broadcast your transactions?
These should both be doable for a non technical person & also helps Bitcoin immensely.
One side of bitcoin is technical, the other side is economics and philosophy. Bitcoin needs both sides to succeed. without the story of bitcoin it's just a heater.
Work. Save. Stack. Hodl. Self custody. Use P2P exchanges. If enough hardworking productive humans do this we win. Bitcoin standard.