It takes on average 3 hours to open a bank account in El Salvador or collect a fiat remittance in a bank. It is SUCH a large opportunity for alternative payment rails and digitalization. I am coming next year in full force.
I’m in El Salvador Fam! 
From 
From our restaurant 13 Fronteras in Buenos Aires. #foodstr
I’ve been going crazy all day on chatGPT.
Khao Soi
I’ve been working on this deal to bridge gastrotech Saas and payments in South America and we are expanding in El Salvador with the largest fintech in Central America ⚡️🔥

We on the Japanese whisky vibes.
Anytime!
I 
I am on 6 different workspaces and feel a new one coming đź‘€
What’s the easiest way to find out who has started following me? So I can zap the shit out of them.
Me gustarĂa escuchar acerca de los proyectos y que tipo de apoyo necesitan. Yo vengo del lado tradicional de venture capital pero muy interesado en Nostr.
#[1]​ 🙇🏽‍♂️👀
#woscustomaddressgiveaway
publicspy09@walletofsatoshi.com
Jonnywasapunk@walletofsatoshi.com
I will be representing the wallet and using it to test Lightning network for payments in Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay where I do business.
A few things come to mind but mainly:
1) the Lightning Network is super fast and can compete with traditional credit and debit card transactions during a point of sale
2) Social Media inclusion of bitcoin and LN which makes small business easy to advertise.
3) KYB/KYC rules that sometimes it takes forever to approve someone to acquire payments even if they are running a super low risk business vs bitcoin and wallet providers that can be super fast.
A lot of things to consider but for me focused on South America for now and emerging economies it feels like the right step.
It’s been such an interesting week of learning and I’m highly considering adding bitcoin payments to a few fintech startups my group has invested in.
Sounds like I gotta get those zap numbers up!
#[0]​ run
They got a great season debut! Will you be supporting them?