Awesome! There is a rapid growing of users here in Argentina. We're also meeting up!
Yeah, get active about it. We are trying to organise something in Viña del Mar now. My target is 50 people end of June
Topic: Bitcoins in Chile – first big gettogether (Read 1203 times)
Yeah, get active about it. We are trying to organise something in Viña del Mar now. My target is 50 people end of June
Awesome! There is a rapid growing of users here in Argentina. We're also meeting up!
Chile is certainly beginning to look great, while the quality of life in "developed" countries quickly deteriorates the quality of life seems to be on the rise in Chile, and quite sharply.
I like to read the Sovergein Man occasionally, thought it would be a great start to anyone.
I like to read the Sovergein Man occasionally, thought it would be a great start to anyone.
And here are some slides. Page 24ff is a nice explanation of why bitcoin is the way it is:
http://fr.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/21860570
http://fr.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/21860570
Yesterday I attended the most likely first bitcoin meetup of more than 10 people in Chile. I would guess we were 60.
Some pictures:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ouishare/sets/72157633630295931/
We got a very nice intro to bitcoin and by far not all were convinced of bitcoin after the presentation. Most attendants were foreigners with maybe 5-10 actual Chileans, which is most likely because it was organized within the English-speaking incubator Startup Chile.
Many showed interest in turning this into a regular thing and I'm confident there will be hopefully more successful follow-up meetups.
Todo for the next meetup:
Some pictures:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ouishare/sets/72157633630295931/
We got a very nice intro to bitcoin and by far not all were convinced of bitcoin after the presentation. Most attendants were foreigners with maybe 5-10 actual Chileans, which is most likely because it was organized within the English-speaking incubator Startup Chile.
Many showed interest in turning this into a regular thing and I'm confident there will be hopefully more successful follow-up meetups.
Todo for the next meetup:
- Invite media
- Do a transaction on stage
- Make sure they understand that you can own and send less than one bitcoin (Yes, 2 of the 10 people I talked to later were actually very surprised to hear that this works and I am not sure the other 8 had a clear idea of the divisibility as it was definitely explained in the intro.)
- Bring promotional material (the material that I want to design and print since one year)
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