Bitcanario

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Workshop, in person and online

21 cosas que no sabías sobre Bitcoin

Whether you have just discovered Bitcoin or already know the basics, this workshop gives you new ways to understand how it works and why it is changing how we think about money.

Where
Universidad de las Hespérides, Calle Los Balcones 10, Las Palmas
Online
Zoom – link after registration
With
Philip Charter & Francisco Figueroa Ros
Poster: 21 cosas que no sabías sobre Bitcoin, with Philip Charter and Francisco Figueroa Ros

What's on

Monthly meetups, Saturday walks, workshops and the conferences we travel to. All times are Canary time.

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Bitcoin, explained over coffee and coastline

Bitcanario is a volunteer-run community in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. We host free workshops, monthly meetups and Saturday walks, and we help local businesses start accepting Bitcoin.

  • Bitcoin, not crypto. No altcoins, no tokens, no exceptions.
  • Your keys, your coins. We teach self-custody before anything else.
  • Good for the island. A circular Bitcoin economy keeps value in local hands.
  • Privacy matters. Your data and your money are your business.
More than half of Canarians save less than €100 a month. Since 2020, food prices have risen 40% and city rents 50%, while wages grew 20%.
That is why we started teaching sound money on the island.
Bitcoiners at a Bitcoin Walk meeting point Walking the coastal path above the Atlantic Bitcanario group photo above Las Palmas Volcanic coastline on the walk Paying a bill with Bitcoin over Lightning El Puertillo rock pools under clouds Green hills and the sea in the north of Gran Canaria

Built in our community, by Heiko and Paul

The rhythm of Bitcoin, in your pocket.

A Bitcoin-only iPhone app: track the price, watch the network, find places that take sats and learn the basics in English, Spanish or German. No account, no tracking. Your data stays on your phone.

Android version coming soon. More at 21pulse.app

  • Price and chartsLive in euros and dollars, from one hour to all time, plus the Fear & Greed index.
  • SatMapShops and bars near you that accept Lightning, plus wallets and payment terminals for merchants.
  • LearnSix chapters, 24 answers to common questions, curated books and videos. Beginner and advanced modes.
  • Your stack, privatelyPortfolio and savings plans that never leave your device.

From the blog

Articles, event write-ups and guides by Phil and the Bitcanario team.

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The people behind Bitcanario

Volunteers with day jobs, side projects and one very good dog.

    Where to pay in bitcoin

    Live from BTC Map. New rules have made accepting Bitcoin harder and some places have stopped, so each entry shows when someone last confirmed it on site.

    See every place on BTC Map

      Teams and people we sponsor

      Our logo on shirts, banners and carnival stages: Bitcoin in the middle of Canarian life.

      Partners

      • Bringin
      • Opago
      • Vexl
      • Plan ₿ Lugano
      • Bleskomat
      • Minenity
      • BTC Map
      • 21 Pulse

      What members say

      “Since we spoke with Fran and set up Bitcoin payments, new customers come in and pay in bitcoin. We also host the monthly meetup, which grows our bitcoin treasury.”
      Chacho Nakamoto, bar owner
      “I loved the Bitcoin Walk: chatting with other bitcoiners while taking in the coast. I like that they value privacy and stay Bitcoin-only.”
      Gal Finney, nomad and regular visitor
      “Accepting Bitcoin literally put us on the map. BTC Map! Heiko keeps sending locals and visitors our way.”
      Kawamba Burger, restaurant

      Come to a walk. Bring questions.

      Beginner or veteran, you're welcome. Most of us met on a Saturday morning at La Puntilla.