About Bitcoin Flagship
We are a grassroots community on a mission to accelerate Bitcoin adoption — one meetup, one workshop, one mural at a time.
Our Story
Bitcoin Flagship started in 2024 as a handful of Bitcoiners meeting at a coffee shop, frustrated that their city had no visible Bitcoin community. They decided to change that.
What began as a monthly meetup quickly grew into something bigger. People showed up with questions, with ideas, and with energy. Within a year, we were running educational workshops, painting murals, and launching social media campaigns that reached thousands.
Today, Bitcoin Flagship operates in 12 cities and is entirely volunteer-run. We are not a company, we are not funded by venture capital, and we do not sell anything. We are a community of people who believe Bitcoin matters and want to help others understand why.
Mission
To accelerate Bitcoin adoption by making it accessible, understandable, and visible to everyone — through community events, education, public art, and coordinated social campaigns.
Vision
A world where Bitcoin is understood and used by everyday people — not just investors and technologists. A world where sound money is a cultural norm, not a niche interest.
What We Value
Permissionless
Bitcoin does not ask for permission. Neither do we. Anyone can join, participate, and contribute.
Community-First
We are built by volunteers, funded by donations, and driven by people who care about the future of money.
Action-Oriented
We do not just talk about adoption. We paint walls, run workshops, and show up in person.
Open & Transparent
Our plans, finances, and decisions are public. We are accountable to the community we serve.
Our Journey
The Idea
A small group of Bitcoiners started meeting at a local coffee shop, frustrated by the lack of grassroots Bitcoin activity in the city.
First Meetups
Monthly meetups grew from 10 people to over 80. We launched our first educational workshop and painted our first mural.
Going Regional
Bitcoin Flagship expanded to 12 cities, launched billboard campaigns, and built a coordinated social media presence.
The Team
Volunteers who keep the movement running.
Alex Nakamoto
Founder & Community Lead
Bitcoin maximalist since 2017. Organizes meetups and leads community strategy.
Jordan Rivers
Education Director
Former teacher turned Bitcoin educator. Designs and runs all workshop programs.
Sam Carter
Creative & Murals
Street artist and designer. Coordinates mural projects and billboard campaigns.
Riley Chen
Social Media Lead
Manages our online presence and coordinates social media campaigns across platforms.
Want to get involved?
We are always looking for volunteers, speakers, artists, and community builders.
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