In this episode:

-Marina discusses her involvement in growing the Chaincode Labs developer ecosystem in emerging markets.

-She elaborates on Qala, a Bitcoin developer education platform in Africa, and the need for similar initiatives in places like El Salvador.

-Marina highlights “http://Torogoz.dev” real-life applications like immediate payments to coffee growers, potentially becoming a global model for transparent transactions in the agro-industry.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of education, local recruitment, and thoughtful integration of Bitcoin into everyday processes, particularly in the global south.

Marina's Contact Info:

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Twitter-@MarinaSpindler

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