Africa Bitcoin Conference Diaspora
Aug 15, 2025 ~ Aug 16, 202509:00 am ~ 06:00 pm (UTC: +05:30)Estimated Duration: 2 days 9 hoursBoston Common, 139 Tremont St, Boston, Massachusetts 02111, United States, Boston, MassachusettsHosted by Africa Bitcoin Conference
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About the event
Participate in the Africa Bitcoin Conference Diaspora, scheduled from August 15th to 16th, 2025, in Boston, MA. The international community from Africa in Boston to discover how Bitcoin supports basic innovation, freedom tech, and human rights. The event, about the Boston African Festival, respects the potential of migrant cooperation to change the economic future of Africa. Event Highlights: This event showed you how to protect savings in collapsing economies, fund resistance Connect with builders, investors, artists, organizers, and students Learn about the trade stories and solutions This event mission is innovation, liberty, and dignity What to Expect: Insightful sessions and talks Hands-on workshops Diaspora business and innovation lab Investor and grantmaker networking Meet Africa’s leading builders Community circles and human rights Cultural exchange and celebration Featured Speakers: Lorraine Marcel – Founder, Bitcoin Dada Ella Hough – Co-Founder, Bitcoin Students Network Janet Maingi – COO, Gridlession Take part in the movement. Take back the future. ABCD is where Bitcoin and the diaspora come together to create long-lasting change. Ready to be part of it? Click here to secure your spot.
Tickets
- ABCD PASS
- Access to all conference sessions
- Entry to all workshops led by leading Bitcoin educators
- Connect with builders, founders, and thinkers
- Lunch and coffee breaks
- VIP PASS
- Everything in the Diaspora Access Pass
- Diaspora Gala on August 15th at the Royal Sonesta Hotel
- Conference Swag Pack with curated ABCD goodies
- Free Regular Ticket to the Africa Bitcoin Conference
- 50% discount on any premium ticket
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FAQs
- Developers, activists, students, entrepreneurs, artists, and members of the African diaspora are passionate about Bitcoin, human rights, or tech-driven change in Africa.