Anaïse Kanimba initially perceived Bitcoin merely as a trading asset for enthusiasts. However, through her journey of advocacy for her father, who was imprisoned by the Rwandan government, she recognized Bitcoin's multifaceted benefits. It provides cheaper and faster remittances, serves as a financial tool for the unbanked, and allows pro-democracy activists to raise funds anonymously. Kanimba experienced confusion at her first encounter with Bitcoin supporters but eventually learned of their crucial support for her cause. They also educated her on the importance of digital privacy, leading her to value Bitcoin as a fundraising resource.
Kanimba expresses that through her activism and concern for digital privacy, she learned how Bitcoin serves as a vital fundraising tool, especially under oppressive regimes.
Kanimba acknowledges her initial confusion upon encountering Bitcoin proponents, realizing later that these individuals offered important support for her advocacy efforts.
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