Maciej Cepnik - CMO at Aureobitcoin.com

Bitcoin Latam Report

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Hosted by Maciej Cepnik, a Canadian who moved to Mexico and is a Bitcoin entrepreneur , this show features English-language interviews with Bitcoin founders, builders, and operators across the entire Latin American region . From Mexico City to Buenos Aires, we dig into how Bitcoin is used for payments, remittances, mining, and regulation, along with the hard lessons, tactics, and opportunities shaping the LatAm ecosystem.

Author

Maciej Cepnik - CMO at Aureobitcoin.com

Category

Business

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 18, 2026

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Episodes

#EP 18 - Let the SATS Flow with Metamick, CEO and Co-Founder of Geyser 18.06.2026

In this episode of The Bitcoin Latam Report, I sit down with MetaMick, co-founder of Geyser, a Bitcoin crowdfunding platform helping Bitcoin builders, educators, creators and circular economies raise funds with Bitcoin. We discuss how Geyser started, the challenges of building a non-custodial Bitcoin platform, why crowdfunding matters for grassroots adoption, and how Bitcoin can empower communitie...

EP #17 Lorena Ortiz on the Bitcoin Embassy Bar in CDMX, Fedi, and Grassroots Adoption in LatAm and the upcoming event: Tianguis de Bitcoin in La Casa de Satoshi 11.05.2026

In this episode of The Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik speaks with Lorena Ortiz, one of the best-known Bitcoin educators and community builders in Mexico. Lorena shares her journey from discovering Bitcoin in 2017, to co-founding the iconic Bitcoin Embassy Bar in Mexico City, to becoming Fedi’s Community Master for Latin America. They discuss how Bitcoin Embassy Bar helped strengthen the local...

#EP 16 - Bruno Vaccotti on What's Really Going on with Bitcoin Regulations in Paraguay and Freedom 21.04.2026

In this episode of The Bitcoin Latam Report, I speak with Bruno Vaccotti, director of the Fintech Chamber in Paraguay, founder of the Paraguayan Bitcoin education initiative, entrepreneur, organizer of Acelerando Bitcoin, and one of the key voices pushing Bitcoin adoption in the country. We discuss how Paraguay became a major Bitcoin mining hub, the government inefficiencies that keep slowing inno...

#EP15 Tomek Kołodziejczuk on Freedom, Libertarianism, Prospera, and the Bitcoin District 13.04.2026

In the 15th episode of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik speaks with Tomek Kowodziejczuk, a longtime Bitcoiner, founder of the Bitcoin FilmFest in Warsaw, and now a builder in Prospera, the freedom-oriented special economic zone in Roatán, Honduras. They discuss why Tomek left Poland for Prospera, the philosophical roots of Bitcoin and libertarianism, and why he sees Bitcoin as a tool for fr...

#EP 14 Damián Silva on DeFi in LatAm: KYC-free loans back by Bitcoin and the future of Tropykus 11.03.2026

What if you could buy a house, renovate your home, or fund your business, without selling a single satoshi, and without KYC? That's exactly what Tropykus users in Latam are doing. Damián Silva, community lead at Tropykus, joined The Bitcoin Latam Report to break down Bitcoin-collateralized loans built on Rootstock, a Bitcoin sidechain where you pay fees in Bitcoin, earn yield on stablecoins,...

#EP13 SPECIAL REPORT - The Realities on the Ground in Puerto Vallarta with a Bitcoiner 23.02.2026

Yesterday was a difficult day for Mexico. After the reported capture and death of El Mencho by the Mexican government, chaos erupted across the country, and the news was flooded with footage and claims that were hard to verify. So I called my friend Roman, a Bitcoiner who's lived in Puerto Vallarta for the past 15 years, to find out what was actually happening on the ground. And yes, we ended...

#EP12 Gabriel Amorocho on the Rotten Banking System in LatAm and Bitcoin in Colombia 23.02.2026

If you knew what happens behind the scenes at Latin American banks, you wouldn't trust them with your money. I didn't say that, it's Gabriel Amorocho's, a Bitcoiner from Cali, Colombia, who spent years inside the fintech and banking industry across LatAm before going all-in on Bitcoin. We talked about what fractional reserve actually looks like from the inside, the lessons El S...

#EP11 Joey Langenbrunner (CEO Nomad Layer) on PROSPERA, The New Tax Heaven for Digital Nomads 20.02.2026

Joey Langerbrunner, CEO and Founder of Nomad Layer, is solving once and for all the residency issue for Digital Nomads. He built the world's first remote tax residency program inside Prospera, a special economic zone in Honduras, where you pay a flat $5,000/year in tax, get a real residency certificate, a company, and a bank account. All without leaving your couch. Maciej Cepnik had the chanc...

#EP10 - The Bitcoin Libertarian on How to Build a Successful Bitcoin Podcast and Lessons from LatAm 17.02.2026

In this episode of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik sits down with Fernando, the voice behind The Bitcoin Libertarian podcast. Fernando is a Buenos Aires-born, Hong Kong-based Bitcoiner who has been in the space since 2011, but by his own admission, took 10 years to truly understand it. We unpack how Argentine capital controls first led Fernando to Bitcoin as a payment rail, what finally ma...

EP#9: Daniel of the White Paper House (Mérida) on the Challenges of Building a Bitcoin Citadel 11.02.2026

In this 9th episode of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik sits down with Daniel, a Mexican entrepreneur based in Mérida, Yucatán, who's building one of the most ambitious Bitcoin citadel projects in Latin America.  Recorded at La Casa de Satoshi in Mexico City, we dig into what it actually takes to build a self-sufficient Bitcoin community, from legal structures and autonomous energy to...

#EP8 - Obi Nwosu Fedi’s Vision: Private, Community-Based Bitcoin for All 09.02.2026

In this episode of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik had the chance to sit down with Obi Nwosu at La Casa de Satoshi, right in the heart of Mexico City. Obi is the co-founder & CEO of Fedi and an inspiring visionary Bitcoin entrepreneur. They break down what Fedi is actually building beyond a wallet, why custody isn’t a binary decision, and how federated models can offer privacy, securit...

#EP7 Boyd Cohen - Mission & Challenges of Mexico’s First Bitcoin Treasury Company (Arcadia₿) 26.01.2026

In Episode 7 of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik sits down with Boyd Cohen (CSO at Arcadia₿) to unpack what it really takes to build Mexico’s first Bitcoin treasury company. They discuss how Arcadia₿ is navigating Mexico’s capital markets to launch a public instrument tied to Bitcoin. Maciej challenges  They also get into: how auditors look at Bitcoin on a balance sheet in Mexico, why some...

#EP6 Javier Bastardo - What's Next for Venezuela After Maduro: Oil, USDT, and the Bitcoin Reality 16.01.2026

In this episode, Maciej Cepnik sits down with Javier Bastardo, a Venezuelan journalist for Forbes, comms/PR at Bitfinex, and founder of Satoshi in Venezuela, for a firsthand look at Venezuela’s breaking point and what comes next, and what it means for Bitcoin. 00:02 Javier’s background 00:58 Journalism → Forbes → Bitfinex / Satoshi in Venezuela 02:56 Leaving Venezuela in 2023 06:20 How do Venezuel...

#EP5 Santiago Varela - Retirement in Mexico Is Getting Destroyed—Bitcoin Could Be Your Lifeboat 14.01.2026

In Episode 5 of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik talks with Santiago Varela Belmont (Director at KardashevBTC and founder of La Casa de Satoshi) about why Mexico’s pension system is structurally failing, and why Bitcoin matters for retirement. This episode is based on Aureo’s first report: “Limitations of Mexico’s Retirement Savings System (SAR) and Savings Alternatives in Mexico.” Together...

#EP4 Ronny Avendaño - From Toronto to El Zonte - Founding and growing the Bitcoin Hardware Store 07.01.2026

In Episode 4 of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik interviews Ronny Avendaño, founder and CEO of the Bitcoin Hardware Store, in Mexico City at La Casa de Satoshi. Ronny shares his journey from Toronto to El Salvador, how meeting “real Bitcoiners” pushed him toward self-custody, and why he started the store after realizing how hard it was to get basic Bitcoin tools like a node. They discuss wh...

EP#3 Rudy Gallardo: Orange-Pilling Guatemala and Using AI to Advance Bitcoin Education 12.12.2025

In this third episode of the Bitcoin Latam Podcast, Maciej Cepnik sits down with Rudy Gallardo (@bullishguate), a Guatemala-based Bitcoin community builder and entrepreneur who's organizing monthly meetups in Guatemala City. We unpack how Universidad Francisco Marroquín shaped Rudy’s Austrian-econ, liberty-first worldview, why adoption in Guatemala looks different (a relatively stable quetzal...

EP#2 Don Chambitas on Building a Tech Recruitment Agency Before Everyone Else & Bitcoin in México 12.11.2025

In this second episode of the Latam Bitcoin Report, Maciej Cepnik sits down with Hugo “Don Chambitas” Hernández, a veteran tech recruiter who built a brand around open-salary job posts and now runs a recruitment agency matching LatAm developers with US companies. We dig into what actually gets you hired remotely, how AI is reshaping junior roles, and Hugo’s path into México’s Bitcoin scene, especi...

EP#1 Gustavo Flores Echaiz - CEO of Aureobitcoin.com 30.10.2025

In the inaugural episode of the Bitcoin Latam Report, Maciej Cepnik interviews Gustavo Flores, CEO of Aureo, discussing the evolving landscape of Bitcoin in Latin America. They explore Aureo's mission to promote Bitcoin as a savings technology, the challenges of custody solutions, security concerns for Bitcoin holders in the region, and the importance of building a developer community. The co...

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