A Sound Punt: The Case for Ireland’s Interest in Bitcoin
Ireland stands at a crossroads — as the global financial system evolves, so must our understanding of money, value, and sovereignty. A Sound Punt lays out a clear, accessible case for why Bitcoin deserves serious consideration in Irish homes, boardrooms, and government. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or already convinced, this is the starting point for an informed national conversation.
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Why Bitcoin Matters To Ireland
Below are four areas in which Bitcoin the digital asset and digital network can be beneficial for the country and people of Ireland.
We Are
A team of purpose-driven and enthusiastic people looking to make change in the world to create a better future for the coming generations. We think it’s important to make learning about Bitcoin more accessible, inclusive and ultimately more relatable. We empower individuals and businesses by educating on the current problems with money and show the benefits Bitcoin can have.
Advocates
For why Bitcoin is important to Irish individuals, businesses and the State.
Educators
On how to understand and use Bitcoin to its maximum potential.
Supporters
Of any person, group or business looking to do more with the Bitcoin network.
Founding Members
A group of Irish individuals from diverse backgrounds, united by a passion to see Ireland successfully navigate the world’s transition to truly digital money.
Some Recent Articles
The latest articles from the BNI blog.
Common Bitcoin Concerns and Misconceptions
This article addresses some of the most common concerns, criticisms, and misconceptions about Bitcoin that have persisted over the years, from energy usage to volatility, speculation and beyond.
Bitcoin Conference Ireland 2024: Navigating The Energy Debate
In a presentation at the Bitcoin Ireland Conference at the Green Isle Hotel in Dublin, Dr Niall Burke of BNI explores the fundamentals of energy use and its implications.
Bitcoin’s Imminent ‘Halving’ is Monetary History in the Making
On 19 April 2024, Bitcoin undergoes its fourth ‘halving’, where the amount of new bitcoin issued to the miners with each block will be halved from 6.25 to 3.125 bitcoin.
Why We Should Take Bitcoin Seriously
Everyone should understand why Bitcoin matters and this post has the modest ambition of getting you a little closer to knowing why.
Broken Money and Ireland’s Housing Affordability Crisis
A political issue of housing unaffordability in Ireland has reached fever pitch over recent years.
Our Open Letter
The Launch of Bitcoin Network Ireland: An Open Letter About Money
See the full list of articles here.