Cointelegraph By Joseph Hall

If successful, the “Mi Primer Bitcoin” program, which recently rolled out in El Salvador, could be coming soon to a school near you. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

“A person literally without no internet access can go from having no Bitcoin to having Bitcoin and then go to spending Bitcoin,” Kgothatso Ngako explains. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

Minting a nonfungible token of artwork seems a no-brainer for an artist: Cointelegraph spoke to those that took the plunge. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, has seen explosive growth in tourism numbers in the first half of 2022. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

An innovation on the Bitcoin Lightning Network (LN) could shelter users from the price volatility of BTC by providing access to dollars. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

In a first for the sixth-tier English football league, the club will wear the BTC logo on their shirts and fans will be able to buy tickets with Bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

Crypto experts on The Rock of Gibraltar shed light on the crypto-friendly jurisdiction; it could explain why Binance is now recruiting on the British Overseas Territory. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

A look at the best practices and worst hiding places for what could be the most important and wealthy possession in a home: a seed phrase. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

Bitcoin meetups have been around for years, but now there are companies helping Bitcoiners to meet and even find love “IRL.” Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin

In an interview with Cointelegraph, MP Isola detailed Gibraltar’s crypto regulatory landscape and his interest in Bitcoin. Source: Coin telegraph bitcoin