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Bitcoin is the operational infrastructure the entire Sovereignty Blueprint runs on.

The problem

Legacy rails failed

  • Unbanked·accounts in Colombia require a costly, burdensome legal entity the community can't run.

  • 9.5% TradFi transaction fees ate straight into our donations.

  • Western Union blocked TerraKeepers·transfers frozen with no recourse.

The answer

Bitcoin is our operational infrastructure

  • Communities need sound money to retain the value of their effort over time.

  • Lower fees, no middlemen, no blocks·donations arrive whole.

  • Value passes straight to recipients·weekly payroll and school ops all run on Bitcoin.

Beneath the woven guadua canopy of the cultural center at El Diviso, with the bamboo dome beyond

Pilot · El Diviso, Putumayo · 2026 to 2027

A circular economy, built on top of what is already standing

  1. A circulating economyValue that stays, moves between neighbors, and is accepted by local businesses2027
  2. ComputeTwo mining machines, donated by Canaan, running on the community's own surplus solarNOV 2026
  3. KnowledgeThree community members complete their first Bitcoin course and begin training as local educators2026
  4. EnergyA 30 kilowatt solar installation with battery storage and live monitoringJUL 2026
  5. RailsTraining stipends and most supplies arrive in the community as Bitcoin2025
  6. Training stipendMore than 20 young people on a training stipend, six days a week, harvesting and building with bamboo they cut themselves2025

Each layer was built before the one above it. The economy comes last because it is the only layer that cannot be installed.

The income exists.

An economy needs earnings before it needs wallets. That part is already running.

The energy is local.

The community owns the power, so the machines that generate value run on something nobody can switch off from far away.

The teachers are local.

The people who will teach this are from El Diviso. What they learn stays where they live.

Built with

  • My First Bitcoin
  • Canaan
  • Motiv Peru
  • Mi Tierra Digital
  • Fedi

Six years of field experience across Indigenous communities in Peru and Colombia, a Colombian education program working in seven departments, open protocol infrastructure, and open source Bitcoin education, all brought to a community that asked for it.

A system that succeeds when we step away.

Bamboo pillars rising for the cultural center at El Diviso, with the Putumayo River behind them

Build with us.

Value moves as Bitcoin. Training stipends land in El Diviso. Every public donation goes directly to projects.

Card, bank transfer, and Bitcoin accepted. To fund the organization itself, write admin@terrakeepers.org.

Field photos as the work happens, posted from El Diviso.

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Fund the work

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$25/mo. Funds one day of a bamboo training stipend each month. Steady, legal income a family can count on.

Donate $25/moOr give in Bitcoin

100% model. Every public donation goes directly to projects.