Complete Bank-Exit formation

Watch the complete Bitcoin and Monero training course from the Sortie de Banque collective.

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Bitcoin Monero training workshop - Bank-Exit Collectif30/01/2024
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#1. Economic context presented

#Issues discussed

According to the speakers, several economic risks should be monitored:

  • 📉 High public debt
  • 🏭 Deindustrialization and external dependency
  • 💶 Risk of inflation and loss of purchasing power
  • 🏦 Potential fragility of the banking system
  • 💳 Development of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)

#Concerns raised about the digital euro

The speakers express concerns regarding:

  • Complete traceability of payments
  • A possible loss of financial anonymity
  • Increased dependence on central institutions

#2. Criteria for a good means of exchange

The group presents several desired criteria:

  1. ✅ Does not create a new official currency
  2. ✅ Is decentralized
  3. ✅ Is sovereign (controlled by users)
  4. ✅ Is difficult to censor
  5. ✅ Is simple and fast to use
  6. ✅ Can operate at a large scale

#3. Comparison of possible solutions

#💵 Cash

Advantages:

  • Simple
  • Anonymous
  • Immediately usable

Limitations:

  • Gradual decline in usage
  • Difficult for remote exchanges

#🪙 Precious metals (gold, silver)

Advantages:

  • Historical store of value

Limitations:

  • Not very practical for everyday payments
  • Difficult transportation and storage

#🔄 Barter and local currencies

Advantages:

  • Create local connections

Limitations:

  • Often centralized
  • Difficult to scale

#4. Bitcoin: digital store of value

#Principles

Bitcoin is presented as:

  • A global public blockchain
  • A network without a central authority
  • A digital store of value

#Simplified explanation of how it works

A blockchain can be compared to a large file shared between thousands of computers. Each transaction adds a new line to this file, synchronized everywhere.

#Strengths

✅ Decentralized
✅ Resistant to censorship
✅ Operates 24/7
✅ Limited supply defined in the code

#Limitations

⚠️ Bitcoin is transparent:

  • Transactions are publicly visible
  • It is less suitable for private everyday payments

#5. Monero: private payments

#Overview

Monero is presented as a cryptocurrency focused on:

  • 🔒 Privacy
  • 🕵️ Protection of personal data
  • 💸 Everyday payments

#Differences with Bitcoin

Bitcoin Monero
Primarily a store of value Primarily a means of exchange
Visible transactions Private transactions
More widely known More privacy-focused

#6. Creating a Bitcoin wallet

#Application presented

Relai Bitcoin Wallet: relai.app

Steps:

  1. Install the application
  2. Create a wallet
  3. Choose a PIN different from the phone PIN
  4. Back up the recovery words

#⚠️ Essential security

Recovery words:

  • 🔑 Provide access to funds
  • ❌ Must never be shared
  • ❌ Must not be sent by email
  • ✅ Must be stored offline

Examples:

  • Paper
  • Engraved metal plate

#7. Buying and sending Bitcoin

#Buying

Options discussed:

  • Bank card
  • Bank transfer

Advice presented:

  • Start with small amounts
  • Test before increasing the amounts

#Receiving

Process:

  1. Click “Receive”
  2. Copy the address or display the QR code
  3. Send this address to the person making the payment

#8. Creating a Monero wallet

#Application presented

Steps:

  1. Install Cake Wallet
  2. Create a Monero wallet
  3. Choose a PIN
  4. Back up the 25 recovery words

#9. Buying Monero

Solution presented:

  • Purchase through an intermediary service such as DFX
  • Then use one’s own wallet

Important principle:

Once Monero is received in a personal wallet, only the holder of the recovery words controls the funds.

#10. Sending Monero

Steps:

  1. Open the wallet
  2. Click “Send”
  3. Scan a QR code or paste an address
  4. Choose the amount
  5. Confirm

Advantages presented:

  • Fast
  • Low cost
  • Private

#11. Building a local network

Presented goal:

Create businesses that accept these payment methods.

Suggested approach:

#Step 1

Simply ask:

“Do you accept Bitcoin?”

#Possible reactions

  • ❌ Complete refusal → no need to insist
  • 🤔 Curiosity → explain simply
  • ✅ Interest → demonstrate an application

#12. Spending cryptocurrencies

Solutions discussed:

#Local businesses

Main objective:

  • Develop businesses accepting Bitcoin or Monero

#Gift cards

Alternative:

Bitrefill: bitrefill.com

Allows the use of cryptocurrencies for certain online purchases.

#13. Security best practices

For larger amounts:

✅ Separate uses:

  • Daily phone → small amounts
  • Main storage → separate device

✅ Back up keys:

  • Paper
  • Metal
  • Secure copies

❌ Do not carry all your savings with you

#Conclusion

The tutorial presents a strategy based on several pillars:

  1. 💶 Keep a cash reserve
  2. 🪙 Use Bitcoin as a digital store of value
  3. 🔒 Use Monero for private payments
  4. 🤝 Develop local exchanges
  5. 🛡️ Keep control of your own keys

The stated goal is not only to own cryptocurrency, but to understand how to operate with more autonomous financial tools.

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