Bitcoin Dada was founded by Lorraine Marcel, a passionate advocate for financial inclusion, after realizing the stark gender gap in the Bitcoin and blockchain space. Her journey began in rooms where women were either absent or significantly underrepresented, reinforcing a hard truth—financial innovation was moving forward, but women were being left behind. Determined to change this narrative, she set out to create a space where African women could access Bitcoin education, build careers, and become leaders in the industry.
What started as a simple initiative has grown into a powerful movement spanning multiple African countries. Bitcoin Dada is now at the forefront of equipping women with the knowledge, skills, and networks needed to navigate the Bitcoin ecosystem. Through hands-on training, mentorship, and strategic industry collaborations, the organization is not only breaking barriers but also creating real opportunities for women to thrive in the digital economy.
Women form a significant population in Africa, and are often left behind in many innovations in the digital space.
At Bitcoin Dada we endeavor to close the gap and turn what is perceived to be foreign and even suspect technology into a well understood and adopted resource to masses, through online courses, events and social networking.