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Librería de Satoshi Rebrands to ISMOS, Launches Global Platform to Train One Million Bitcoin Developers

Dulce Villarreal’s ISMOS rebrands from Latin America’s Librería de Satoshi and launches a multilingual open-source platform to train one million Bitcoin and Freedom Tech developers worldwide, backed by Btrust and the Human Rights Foundation.

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Librería de Satoshi, a technical education group, is now called ISMOS and has unveiled a global platform and new website. The organization plans to extend its Bitcoin and open-source developer courses worldwide through local hubs and teaching in regional languages. Per a press release provided to Bitcoin Magazine, the group has reached more than 3,665 individuals across over 40 nations since 2021 and financially backed 30 open-source developers. Founder Dulce Villarreal said the mission grew from her experience with language barriers in Bitcoin. Programs now combine study courses, mentorship and fellowships in Spanish, Portuguese and English, with more languages planned. Btrust and the Human Rights Foundation are the main backers today.

Why it matters: It shows an effort to widen Bitcoin and open-source developer training beyond its original Spanish-speaking base, reaching more regions in local languages.

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