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“Dada Devs functions as an incubation environment where women identify problems within their own contexts and build practical Bitcoin- and Lightning-based solutions for their communities.”

A few women in the program have already created minimum viable products, which they’re planning to launch in February. Two of the female engineers have also recently taken on full-time work on Bitcoin projects.

And what was originally just a virtual space for these women is about to extend into a physical one.

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25 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 27 Jan

Bitcoin seems more successful at getting women involved on technical fronts than the cultural ones. Representation will probably never be equal, but I wonder if making the culture more inviting to women, whatever that means, is low hanging fruit.

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75 sats \ 0 replies \ @adlai 28 Jan

it's not "low hanging", the challenge is ludicrously difficult and honestly, I believe that however well-intentioned affirmative action efforts might be, they are often like feeding escaped zoo animals rather than rewilding from sanctuaries.

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