Running a circular economy in Jericoacoara is challenging.

The lack of infrastructure and qualified staff makes building here a very difficult task.

We must to attract bitcoiners to join forces to keep growing the adoption and consolidate bitcoin as money here!

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I can imagine it's hard. What kind of qualifications are needed specifically?

We need to encourage a Bitcoiner education, not a Bitcoin spent. So, in a real world based on poor fiat rules, we need to embrace the fiat spent and BTC savings. It’s my opinion ⚡️

More people on the ground doing the work. Proof of work. Not talking heads on social.

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I’m a gringo bitcoiner who visited Jericoacoara earlier this year. I found that several stores had a bitcoin sticker on their window or a « bitcoin accepted here » on their cash register, however none of them proactively asked how I wanted to pay in réais or sats, it was always in reais. In all honesty, the factor that stopped me from myself asking if I could pay in bitcoin was simply opsec. As a gringo in Brazil, i am already obvious enough to be targeted by thieves without disclosing loudly to the whole store that I hold bitcoin. Imo, an improvement would be for stores to automatically display a generic QR code of a sats invoice to pay without exposing myself.