Confidently Crypto: When the Lights Go Out - How Offline Digital Money Protects You When Systems Fail
What happens when the grid goes down or banks freeze accounts? Dr. Tonya M. Evans explores the rise of offline digital money—“freedom money”—and why it’s key to democracy. From Ghana’s e-zwich to India’s digital rupee and the lessons of EndSARS, she reveals how resilient payment systems protect rights when connected ones fail. Plus, she shares lessons from her e-book, The Cooperative Economics of Crypto.
Financially Speaking · Tonya Evans
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What happens when the grid goes down or banks freeze accounts? Dr. Tonya M. Evans explores the rise of offline digital money—“freedom money”—and why it’s key to democracy. From Ghana’s e-zwich to India’s digital rupee and the lessons of EndSARS, she reveals how resilient payment systems protect rights when connected ones fail. Plus, she shares lessons from her e-book, The Cooperative Economics of Crypto.
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