I Spent 800 Days in 42 Countries Using Only Bitcoin — Here's What I Found | Paco de la India

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<p>What happens when you spend 800 days crossing 42 countries using only Bitcoin? </p>

<p>You stop being a fanatic. You become a realist. Then a pilgrim. </p>

<p>That's the journey of Paco de la India — Indian traveler, Bitcoin nomad, and author of the upcoming book Proof of Work. In this episode of BitCorner Podcast, Paco shares what no conference talk or Twitter thread can: what Bitcoin actually looks like on the ground, from the Congo-South Sudan border to a Bitcoin circular economy in a South African township. </p>

<p>From human rights activists in Ghana using Bitcoin to rescue refugees from pirates, to P2P traders in Kenya, to cypherpunks in Prague — Paco has seen every use case. And his verdict? Bitcoin is a tool. A human tool. And the humans using it are kind. </p>

<p>This is the episode you send to someone who thinks Bitcoin is only for the wealthy West. </p>