Bitcoin Campus Zambia Hosts Second Trezor Academy Workshop in Lusaka, Empowering Students with Bitcoin Education and Self-Custody

EDUCATION COMMUNITY

Bitcoin Campus Zambia, a student-led community focused on educating and empowering peers to save, earn, and spend Bitcoin, successfully completed its second Trezor Academy Workshop of 2026.

The three-day event, held from 29 to 31 July 2026 at Cairo House in Lusaka. Introduced a new cohort of students to Bitcoin fundamentals, self-custody, and financial sovereignty.

The workshop builds on the success of the group’s first session earlier in the year. Organized in partnership with Trezor Academy. It aimed to equip young Zambians with practical knowledge of Bitcoin as a tool for economic empowerment and the development of a circular campus economy.

Workshop Overview and Key Themes

Bitcoin Campus Zambia describes itself as a student-driven initiative dedicated to Bitcoin education. The July 2026 workshop centered on core topics including the history and types of money. The differences between easy money and hard money, Bitcoin’s fixed supply, self-custody practices, and real-world applications such as cross-border payments for education.

Participants engaged in presentations, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities. Banners from Trezor Academy, Bitcoin Campus Zambia, and Blink (an everyday Bitcoin wallet) were prominently displayed, reinforcing the focus on practical tools and community support.

Day 1: Foundations of Bitcoin and the Future of Money

On the opening day, a room filled with curious students explored Bitcoin as the future of money. Sessions covered “Types of Money” and compared the expanding U.S. M2 money supply with Bitcoin’s capped supply through 2140.

Instructors highlighted how Bitcoin enables African students studying abroad to overcome traditional banking restrictions when paying tuition.

Attendees actively participated, taking notes, photographing slides, and engaging with presenters. The atmosphere reflected enthusiasm for building the next generation of Bitcoin users in Zambia. Bitcoin Campus Zambia publicly thanked Trezor Academy for its ongoing support.

Day 2: Interactive Learning and Engagement

Day 2 featured lively interactive elements, including a fast-paced Kahoot quiz on monetary concepts such as the limitations of barter systems versus money. Students competed on their phones in a light-hearted yet educational setting. With laughter and focused concentration filling the room.

The session continued the emphasis on practical understanding, with participants remaining highly engaged around tables equipped with laptops and phones. Mentions of partners including Trezor Academy, Blink, and Trezor underscored collaborative efforts in Bitcoin education.

Trezor Academy Workshop Lusaka

Closing Moments and Community Spirit

As the workshop concluded, participants celebrated with group photos outside the venue. Many wore or held up Trezor Academy T-shirts and apparel featuring the message “Bitcoin. Education. Freedom.”

One attendee displayed a Bitcoin-related book, symbolizing the knowledge gained. These moments captured the spirit of community and the tangible outcomes of the three-day program.

Bitcoin Campus Zambia shared updates throughout the event on their X account, highlighting the energy in the room and the value of hands-on learning.

Trezor Academy Workshop Lusaka

Building Bitcoin Adoption One Student at a Time

This second Trezor Academy Workshop reinforces Bitcoin Campus Zambia’s mission to foster Bitcoin literacy among students. By focusing on self-custody and financial sovereignty, the initiative supports the creation of a local circular economy on campuses across Zambia.

As Bitcoin adoption grows in Africa, student-led efforts like this play a vital role in equipping the next generation with tools for economic independence. Interested students and supporters can follow Bitcoin Campus Zambia on X for future workshops and educational opportunities.

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