Proud Globe Journal
Crypto Around the World
How crypto gets used across borders and time zones. Guides and field notes from the Proud Globe Journal.
Accessibility for Global Crypto Users
How to make crypto apps accessible to people with disabilities and diverse devices, covering contrast, screen readers, keyboard navigation, language and motion.
Regulatory Research Before Launching Globally
A general framework for researching crypto rules before launching in new countries, covering activity types, licensing questions, marketing limits and advisors.
Selling Digital Products to a Global Crypto Audience
How creators and small businesses can sell digital products to crypto users worldwide, covering pricing, stablecoin checkout, delivery, trust, taxes and marketing.
Choosing a Base City for a Remote Crypto Team
How remote crypto teams can choose a base city for meetups, hiring or incorporation, weighing talent, events, time zones, costs, connectivity and quality of life.
Time Zone Friendly Support for Crypto Products
How crypto products can support users around the clock without a huge team, using self-service help, regional coverage, clear response times and safe escalation.
One Globe, Many Chains: Mapping Crypto Ecosystems
How to map crypto ecosystems across chains, sectors and regions, why ecosystem maps help builders and users, and how to keep maps accurate and useful.
Global Communities and Cultural Etiquette
How crypto communities with members from many cultures can communicate respectfully, handle humour, disagreement, holidays and language differences, and moderate fairly.
Crypto On-ramps and Off-ramps Around the World
How people move between local money and crypto around the world, the main on-ramp and off-ramp options, their costs and risks, and what builders should know.
Building a Global Remote Crypto Team
How crypto teams can hire and work across countries, with overlap hours, written communication, fair pay practices, security habits and a shared culture.
Map Your Users: Why Geography Matters for Web3 Growth
Why understanding where users are helps Web3 projects grow, how to gather location insights while respecting privacy, and how to act on regional patterns.
Crypto Education Across Cultures
How to design crypto education for learners in different cultures, including language, examples, trust, learning formats, local context and safety messaging.
Building Crypto Apps for Users With Slow Internet
How to design crypto apps that work on slow or unreliable connections, with lightweight pages, resilient transaction flows and clear status messages.
Digital Nomads and Crypto
How digital nomads use crypto for income, spending and savings while moving between countries, and the practical issues of taxes, banking, security and connectivity.
Holidays and Launch Timing Across Regions
How holidays, weekends and seasonal patterns affect crypto launches and campaigns, and how to build a regional calendar that avoids clashes and finds openings.
Translating a Whitepaper for Global Readers
How to translate a crypto whitepaper accurately for global audiences, including choosing languages, managing technical terms, legal review and keeping versions in sync.
Payment Rails Around the World and Where Crypto Fits
An overview of how people pay around the world, from cards and bank transfers to mobile money and instant payment systems, and where stablecoins add something useful.
Mobile-First Crypto Usage Around the World
Why many crypto users around the world rely on phones rather than computers, what that means for wallets and apps, and how builders can design for mobile-first users.
How People Use Stablecoins Where Inflation Is High
How people in high inflation economies use stablecoins to save, spend and get paid, the practical access routes they rely on, and the risks and trade-offs involved.
Global Freelancing Paid in Stablecoins
A guide for freelancers who work with international crypto clients and get paid in stablecoins, covering rates, contracts, wallets, conversion, records and safety.
Planning Around Global Crypto Conferences
How crypto teams can plan a year of conference travel and side events across regions, including budgeting, choosing events, preparing side events and following up.
Running a Global Community in Many Languages
How to run a crypto community across languages, from opening language channels and recruiting regional moderators to translating updates accurately.
What Makes a City a Crypto Hub
The ingredients that turn a city into a crypto hub, from talent, events and regulation to community spaces and capital, and how builders can benefit from hub ecosystems.
Localizing a Crypto App for Global Users
How to localize a crypto app beyond translation, covering languages, number and date formats, local payment habits, support, regulations and culturally aware design.
Stablecoins for Remittances
How people use stablecoins to send money across borders, the practical steps from cash to wallet and back, the costs involved and the risks families should understand.