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Why does Giacomo ShadowUNbanned Zucco hate “circular economies”? Why has 🤌🏼⚡ MIR 🇨🇭🦡 banned Giacomo from naming things? How did vryfokkenou & community help bootstrap Bitcoin in Africa with Bitcoin Ekasi? All this and more in a new BTCPay Day 26 panel on importance of circular economies.

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